CS-182 Computer Programming
Dr. Mark J. Sebern
Fall quarter 1997
- Textbook
- The course textbook is An Introduction to
Object-Oriented Design in C++, by Jo Ellen Perry
and Harold D. Levin, Addison-Wesley, 1996, ISBN
0-201-76564-0.
An errata list
for the text is available (adapted from an earlier
posting at the University of Wisconsin-Madison). Source code and answers to selected
exercises are available. (Note that there are errors
in some of the answers.)
- Some course topics are not fully covered in the textbook,
particularly the string
class and the vector
template class from the Standard Template
Library; supplementary material can be accessed by
following the links.
- Schedule
- See the tentative course schedule
for lecture topics, lab projects, and exams.
- Lab
- See lab information page.
- Course policies
- My general course policies
apply to this course. Quizzes will be given during class
periods, without prior notice. No make-up quizzes will be
given. A missed quiz counts as zero. Quiz material will
often be based on assigned reading and homework
exercises. Homework exercises are meant to assist in
studying the course material, and will not be handed in.
Questions on homework problems are welcome prior
to the class in which they are due.
- Grading algorithm
| Quizzes |
20% |
| Lab projects |
35% |
| Hour exams (2) |
20% |
| Final exam (comprehensive) |
25% |
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