| Instructor: | Toby Gustafson |
| Office: | Bourns Hall A375 |
| E-mail: | gusta@cs.ucr.edu |
| Office Hours: | TR 2:30-3:30pm |
| Book: | C++ How To Program, 3rd Edition by Deitel and Deitel |
Labs 20% Programs 30% Midterm 20% Final Exam 30%
Every week in lab you will be given an assignment. You must complete the assignment during the lab and have it graded by your TA. Though lab assignments will be posted in advance to give you a chance to prepare, you should not show up with a completed assignment. The TAs will not do any grading of lab assignments until at least one hour after the beginning of the lab.
Attendance will be taken at the beginning of lab. You must arrive no more than 20 minutes late. (In other words, since labs start at 10 minutes after the hour, you must arrive no later than 30 minutes after the hour.) If you arrive later, you will lose 25% of the points for that lab.
No late lab assignments will be accepted.
Links to Lab Assignments:
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lab7 - Review midterm
lab8 - Thanksgiving week; no lab
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Assignments can be submitted only from Computer Science login accounts (i.e. the student account you are given during your first lab). If you have another personal computer account, you can not use it for submitting assignments.
Note: Before submitting an assignment, delete all of the files and folders generated by Visual C++. Only your program (.cpp) files should be submitted. Failure to do this will result in the loss of some points.
You may submit an assignment more than once, but only the last one will be graded. It is also a good idea to submit your assignment early. There have been incidents in the past where the computer servers have become overloaded due to too many students trying to submit assignments at once. Also, the clocks on the different computers in the department are not always in sync. The time on the computer you are using may be different than the time on the server containing the electronic submission program. This can lead to an unpleasant surprise (namely the program telling you it is too late to submit the assignment) when you try to submit your assignment. As stated above, no late assignments will be accepted, so please plan accordingly and do not wait until the last minute to try and submit an assignment.
To submit an assignment electronically, click here to go to the secure web page used for submitting assignments, click on the WWWTurnin link, and follow the directions.
Programs will be graded based on correctness as well as commenting, style, and readability. Do not leave the commenting of your program to the end. These points should be considered the easy points to get, so be sure to leave time to comment and be sure to comment well. Partial credit is normally given so turn in what you have completed. Programs that do not compile will be given up to half credit only.
You must include the following information at the beginning of each program:
Links to Programming Assignments:
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The exams are open book; you may bring your book, notes, printouts, etc. You may not bring a personal computer, however.
The following are links to last year's midterm:
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The following are links to last year's final:
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| Topic | Chapter(s) |
| Recursion | Ch 3 |
| Templates | Ch 3 |
| Pointers | Ch 5 |
| Characters and Strings | Ch 5, 16 |
| Structures | Ch 6, 16 |
| Classes | Ch 6-10 |
| Asserts and Exception Handling | Ch 13 |
| Input/Output | Ch 11 |
