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lectures and labs:
| section: | MY10 |
| schedule: | M 10:50-12:30PM TH 10:50-12:30PM |
| room: | 4411 N |
| professor: | AZHAR, M |
computer account:
It will be helpful if you have access to a computer and the internet
for this class, though it is not required. You can use the public
machines in the library or the WEB building.
textbook:
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Problem Solving with C++ by Jacqueline A. Jones and Keith Harrow publisher: Pearson Custom Publishing (2007) It is available at the Campus Bookstore. |
additional course materials:
course description:
schedule of topics:
prerequisites:
assessment:
Course lecture notes, additional readings and multi-media sources
will be available on-line.
Algorithms, computers and programs.
Writing, debugging, and testing programs.
Loops and conditional control structures.
Functions and parameter passing.
Arrays, strings and simple classes.
Sorting, searching and other basic algorithms.
Input and output models.
Contemporary applications.
(Not open to students who are enrolled in or have completed Computer
and Information Science 1.10 or 1.20 or 2.80 or 15 or 16. You may not
take CIS 1.5 and CC 3.12 (the CIS core course) in the same semester, as you will not
get credit for both. You may not take CC 3.12 after taking CIS 1.5,
but you can take 1.5 after the core course. )
unit weeks topic I Data and Output II Control Structures and Input III Functions IV Arrays and Strings V Sorting and Searching VI Simple Classes
none.
The course grade will be made up of
the following components, out of 100 points: