unit I: displaying simple information and remembering it (output and data)
days	topic(s)	readings/resources
mon-26-jan	course intro: it's all about CONTROL!	lecture notes lab
wed-28-jan	first program: displaying simple information (output and coding cycle)	lecture notes lab overland p1-19
mon-02-feb	remembering information (data storage, variables and constants)	lecture notes lab overland p20-23
wed-04-feb	manipulating information (assignment and mathematical operators)	lab overland p23-30
mon-09-feb	unit I project lab	project I (due FEB 16)
wed-11-feb	extra time on unit I project lab
mon-16-feb	president's day (no classes)
unit II: reading simple information and making decisions about it (input and control structures)
days	topic(s)	readings/resources
wed-18-feb	reading simple information and making decisions (input; relational operators and if/else control structure)	lecture notes lab overland p37-44
mon-23-feb	"go around again!" (while loops; logical operators)	lecture notes lab roomba.cpp overland p44-50 and p65-73
wed-25-feb	being random (random numbers; switch control structures; for loops)	lecture notes lab overland p50-57 and p106-109
mon-02-mar	extra time on labs II.1 through II.3
wed-04-mar	unit II project lab	project II (due MAR 16)
unit III: behaving efficiently (functions)
days	topic(s)	readings/resources
mon-09-mar	what are functions and why to use them (built-in/library functions, math, cctype, formatted output)	lecture notes overland p57-61
wed-11-mar	writing your own functions (arguments, return values, prototypes, headers)	lecture notes lab overland p81-88
mon-16-mar	changing information, or not (reference parameters)	lecture notes lab overland p302-304
wed-18-mar	unit III project lab	project III (due APR 1)
mon-23-mar	MIDTERM EXAM
unit IV: dealing with complex information (arrays and strings)
days	topic(s)	readings/resources
wed-25-mar	what are arrays and why to use them (integer arrays)	lecture notes lab overland p111-116
mon-30-mar	midterm discussion robotics lab	robotics lab
wed-01-apr	what are strings and why to use them (strings)	lecture notes lab overland p122-130
mon-06-apr	doing things with arrays and strings (passing arrays/strings to/from functions and 2D arrays) unit IV project lab	lecture notes project IV (due APR 24) overland p130-137 examples from class: array0.cpp array1.cpp array2.cpp string0.cpp string1.cpp string2.cpp string3.cpp arrayString.cpp array2D.cpp
wed-08-apr	spring break
mon-13-apr	spring break
wed-15-apr	spring break
unit V: doing interesting things with all kinds of information (searching and sorting)
days	topic(s)	readings/resources
mon-20-apr	saving information (file operations)	lecture notes overland p197-205 examples from class: file1.cpp file2.cpp
wed-22-apr	sorting information (sorting algorithms: blort, selection, insertion, bubble)	lecture notes examples from class: blortsort.cpp bubblesort.cpp insertionsort.cpp selectionsort.cpp
mon-27-apr	finding a needle in a haystack (searching algorithms; comparing algorithms)	lecture notes project V (due MAY 11)
wed-29-apr	IN-CLASS QUIZ unit V project lab
unit VI: organizing programs (simple classes)
days	topic(s)	readings/resources
mon-04-may	getting organized (simple classes with only data members)	lecture notes examples from notes: p1.cpp p2.cpp p3.cpp p4.cpp overland p261-271
wed-06-may	binary search catch-up lab time
mon-11-may	quizzes returned and review begin final exam review	project VI (due MAY 20)
wed-13-may	end final exam review unit VI project lab
thu-21-may	FINAL EXAM 1.00pm-3.00pm ROOM 4428N