CS 111 - Course Information

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Homeworks
• Read the Linux Tutorial
  Also, look at the program we did in class: hello.cpp
• Homework 2
  Lab 3 work
  lab3.cpp [file to modify]
• Modify Prof Ryba's temperature.cpp to take in a Fahrenheit degree and change it to Celsius:
  • temperature.cpp
  Solutions
  1. average5.cpp
  2. hypotenuse.cpp
  Resources:
  1. Basic Input and Output
  2. C Plus Plus Tutorial on Variables.
  3. add2int.cpp
  4. intDivision.cpp
  5. averageOf3.cpp
  6. sineDemo.cpp
  7. Built-in Math Functions
  8. C Plus Plus Tutorial on Variables
• Homework 3
  Solutions
  1. Box with while loop
  2. Box with for loop
  3. Empty box while loop
  4. Empty box for loop
• Homework 4
  
  Solutions
  1. factorial.cpp
  2. lucky7.cpp
  3. triangle1.cpp
  4. triangles.cpp
  References:
  1. srand()
  2. rand()
  3. quad.cpp
  4. dice.cpp
• Homework 5
  
  Solutions
  1. hw5.cpp
  References:
  1. Prof Ryba's function examples
  2. function1.cpp
  3. function2.cpp
  4. getname.cpp
  5. getname2.cpp
  6. Functions
  7. Functions (II) [pass by reference]
• Homework 6 Due: TBA
  Extra Credit
  
  Solutions:
  1. forwards.cpp [modification of backwards.cpp]
  2. forwards_arr.cpp [using str as an array]
  3. ack.cpp
  4. handtrace of mystery(1,2)
• hw6_ec.cpp
References:
1. Recursion [With code examples]
2. towers.cpp
3. Character Sequences [C-Strings]
4. .length()
5. String Functions
6. Strings Tutorial [at the end]
7. charsInString1.cpp
8. charsInString2.cpp
• Homework 7 DUE: TBA
  Solution
  1. hw7.cpp
  References:
  1. Arrays
  2. Bubblesort
  3. Linear Search
  4. Binary Search
  5. dicestats.cpp
  6. measure.cpp
  7. bubblesort.cpp
  8. sortAndSearch.cpp
• Homework 8
  Homework 8 continued
  1. Part 2
  2. Part 3
  Solutions:
  1. 
     
  References:
  1. D. Nixon's Tutorial on 2-dimensional arrays
  2. Cpp Tutoral on arrays

Quizzes
We will have quizzes every Thursday
• Quiz 1
• Quiz 2
  • q2_ans.cpp
• Quiz 3
• Quiz 4
  • q4_ans.txt
• Quiz 5
  • q5_ans.cpp

Links
• Prof Ryba's Website
• Dorothy Nixon's Website
• C plus plus website
• Undergraduate CS Listserve
• SSH Secure Shell [save the exe file and run it to install the SSH client]

Tutorials
• Simple Intro to Venus
• Simple Intro to vi editor
• More Advanced Intro to Venus
• Getting Started with BASH Intro to the Linux commandline
• Bash Guide for Beginners
• vi tutorial (pdf) by Prof Stewart Weiss, Hunter College
• Binary Tutorial (pdf) by Prof Stewart Weiss, Hunter College

Textbook / References
• C++ Without Fear: A Beginner's Guide That Makes You Feel Smart (Paperback)
  Brian Overland
  Publisher: Prentice Hall
  ISBN: 0321246950
  
  

INC grades will not be given, except in EXTREME emergencies. It is up to the student to bring proof, such as hospital bills, etc. Do not waste the entire semester and then beg for an INC, it will not be given. ``Student apparitions" will be given a grade of 'WU' as per the college policy

Cell Phones and Other Electronic Devices

I understand the need to keep in touch with loved ones, and that cell phones are the easiest way for others to keep track of us. However, I expect that all cell phones, pagers etc. will be inaudible during class. Any student with an electronic device that disrupts the class runs the risk of loosing points from his/her average (per occurrence). If an electronic device disrupts the class during an exam, the student will loose points from his/her exam.