| 11/21/09 | Our final exam is scheduled for Wednesday, December 16, 10:30am-12:30. |
| 11/10/09 |
EXAM 2:
On Monday November 23, we will have our second exam, in room 236NE . The exam will be on
the material covered since our last exam. That includes Chapter 11 (Structures), Chapter 12 (Advanced
file operations), testing, and Chapter 13 (Classes and Object oriented design).
Review sheet |
| 11/10/09 | Homework assignment #5 has been posted, and it is due on Wednesday, November 18. |
| 11/03/09 | I have added some details to homework assignment #4. You have the option of resubmitting the assignment to receive a better grade. This is because most students did not test whether the transaction array was working by printing the values in the arrays. |
| 10/06/09 | EXAM 1: Exam 1 is scheduled for Wednesday, October 21, and will take place in room 236NE. Topics include: UNIX, Pointers, Strings (C-Strings and C++ Strings), 2d arrays, 1d arrays of pointers. See the syllabus for the required reading. |
| 09/30/09 | The strcat example from class has been posted -- follow the above link for class notes. |
| 09/24/09 | The Codelab assignment on Pointers was given in class on Wednesday, Sept 23. It is due on Wednesday, September 30. |
| 09/21/09 | The due date for homework assignment #2 has been extended to Wednesday, September 23. |
| 09/21/09 | An email went out the class email list about CodeLab registration. All students must register (it is free, of course) and you will find the early exercises a good review of the material you learned in CIS 1.5. This Wednesday we will be doing some of the CodeLab exercises on Pointers in class. IF you did not receive the email then let me know asap. |
| 09/01/09 | There will be a quiz on the prerequisite material (chapters 1-7 in the Gaddis textbook) on Wednesday, Sept 9. It will be on the material taught in CIS 1.5 including arrays, functions (pass by reference/value), loops, data types, simple classes, etc. |
| 08/04/09 | Welcome to CIS 15! Our first day of class is Monday, August 31, 2009. This course is programming intensive, so expect to devote several hours a week to assignments. The first week we will be learning the fundamentals of the UNIX operating system. You can ge a head-start by following the links above and beginning to learn UNIX on your own. Good luck, and I hope this will prove to be a very fruitful semester. |