CS1411 - Programming Principles I, Fall 2005

Motivation

Syllabus

• Syllabus.
• Schedule. This is will change during the semester.

Announcments

• Project 3 is posted.
• Project 2 has been posted.
• Review sessions for test 2 will probably be on monday, 7pm, tuesday 10am and 7pm, in room cs 201 (the room is subject to change)
• The lab will be down this sunday (11-6) starting 10am for about 12 hrs.
• The second exam will be on Wednesday, Nov 9, 7:30pm. If you can not make it, please send me an email.
• MidTerm grades are posted in TechSIS.
• Feedback on part I of the project can be found in WebCT
• Your grades can be found in WebCT
• The first exam will probably be on Wednesday, Oct 5, 7:30pm (a week later than what I said in class)
• Office hours are Mo 11 - 12 and We 12 - 1 starting Sep 12, or anytime if you email me
• The CS 1411 backup website is now online.
• Attention: Some students have been moved from this class to a differnt section. Please check back with TechSIS.
• This will be the webpage for the class. Information should appear here before the first day of class

Lab assigments

• Are on the Common Lab Assigmnent Page

Examples

Programming examples

There are several examples for you to look at:

• Examples from the book can be found on the books CD
• Examples from an older class can be found on the examples page.
• Examples from a different book.
• Examples from another 1411 class.

Notes that are not from the book

• Your may check Mr. Paniagua's lecture notes
• Notes for multiple files, enum, and namespaces are in the Background for lab 9
• Number Systems
• Binary I/O

Flowcharts

Software you may use:

• Poseidon for UML: The Community Edition is free to use
• Visio: A trial edition is free of charge

Examples

• to appear here

Tests

• Will appear here

Programming projects

• to appear here

Helpful references

The follwing pages may be of some help:

• Programming:C++ at wikibooks
• Programmming: C++ (2) at wikibooks
• cplusplus resources
• The cplusplus.com tutorial

Book Resources

• PowerPoint Slides for the book Reproduced from the PowerPoints for Simply C++: An Application-Driven Tutorial Approach by Deitel Deitel Chofnes and Kelsey © 2005. Reproduced by permission of Pearson Education, Inc.
• Deitels website for the Simply C++ book

Definitions

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