CISC 1110 -- Introduction to Programming Using C++

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Announcements:

12/12/2016 The final exam is on Wednesday, Dec 21 from 1:00-3:00 PM in room 1127N .
12/5/2016 Here are two links to binary number conversion tables: short table longer table
11/22/2016 Assignment #7 has been posted. Since strings are on the exam, I recommend that you do the assignment BEFORE the exam. However, you may submit the program either on the day of the exam or on Monday, December 5.
11/16/2016 Exam 2 is scheduled for Wednesday, November 30. Topics include: arrays (including processing and searching arrays, passing arrays to functions as parameters, etc.), strings, and history of computer science.
11/10/2016 Assignment #6b has been posted. You should begin the Codelab on Arrays as well.
11/3/2016 Assignment #6a has been posted. Reminder to begin reading Chapter 7 in the text, and to complete the Codelab exercises until arrays.
10/13/2016 REMINDER: You MUST be reading the textbook along with the class lectures. Many students get the basic idea during lecture, and feel that they are doing fine, when indeed you are not integrating the material. You should also be practicing with Codelab as we go along.
9/29/2016 Exam 1 has been scheduled for Wednesday, Oct 26. The exam will be on everything that we learned this semester. This includes: introduction, variables, data types, expressions, if-else, for-loop, while-loop, files for input/output, functions. In the Gaddis textbook, it includes Chapters 1 - 6. Sample Exam.
9/29/2016 Assignment #4 has been posted. It is due Thursday, Oct 6. Next Monday there is no class, however, we meet on both Wednesday and Thursday next week.
9/71/2016 Assignment #2 has been posted.
8/31/2016 Since several students did not have time to do lab2, I am assigning that as homework. You can email it (to the homework email) even though you usually do not email lab assignments. Please remember to do the reading before we meet next!
8/11/2016 Welcome to CISC 1110! This is the first programming course -- a gateway into the field of computer science. The department has a webpage for this course: see the link above on the left. You can find the syllabus and C++ compiler downloads at the Department website. Information specific to our section including announcements and lab and homework assignments can be found here. The first day of class is Monday, August 29. There is a departmental final for this course which will take place on: Wednesday December 21, 1:00-3:00 PM. Please plan your vacation accordingly.
8/10/2016 This course requires at least 10-15 hours a week of programming outside of class. If you do not have time in your schedule, then please do not register for CISC 1110.