Textbook:
Data Structures Using C and C++ second edition
(authors: Langsam, Tenenbaum, and Augenstein)
This is our main text for learning data structures.
Texts in C/C++: You will probably want to get a reference text for C and another one
for C++ -- lots of choices.
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Class Meetings:
Classes will meet Monday and Wednesday, for 14 weeks (no classes on Feb. 12 and 19,
April 9 and 11), but we do have class on Tuesday, February 13. The last class meeting
will be Monday, May 14. Although attendance is not mandatory, you are responsible
for whatever is done in class, whether or not you are there. In particular, you are
responsible for all homework assigned in class.
Make sure you get the notes and assignments from someone if you miss a class.
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Exams:
There will be two exams. The first exam will be after about 5-6 weeks of classes
(early to mid March). The second exam will be sometime in the last two weeks of the
term (early May). Together, the exams will count for one third of your grade.
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Final Exam:
There will be a cumulative final exam, which will count for one third of your grade.
The final will be Tuesday, May 22, from 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM.
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Programs:
There will be a series of programs assigned throughout the semester. The programs
will be assigned roughly every third or fourth day. Typically, each program will be
due three or so class meetings after it is assigned. For example, if a program is
assigned on Monday, then it will be due on Wednesday of the next week, or the day
after that. There will be a penalty for lateness, 5% per class late. Each program
will be graded and returned to you, usually by the next class. Together, the
programs will count for one third of your grade.
Some programs may be restricted to either C or C++, but many of them can be run in
either language on any system of your choice.
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Office Hours:
My office hours will be before and after class:
Monday and Wednesday, 1:30-2:00 PM and Wednesday 4:00-6:00 PM. If you have any
questions about anything covered in class, please feel free to see me during my
scheduled office hours or at any other time that I am available.
Room 2232N Phone: 951-5079 or Room: 2109 N 951-5657
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E-Mail:
You can send me e-mail at any time using either of these addresses:
harrow@sci.brooklyn.cuny.edu or theharrows@aol.com
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Mailing List:
I have set up a mailing list for the class:
mailto:cis22gj@sci.brooklyn.cuny.edu
I will post homeworks, hints, reminders, etc. on the list. You can use it to ask
questions and to share information.
You should all join the list as soon as possible. To do so, send mail to
majordomo@sci.brooklyn.cuny.edu
In the body of the message, include: subscribe cis22gj
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