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00/00 date means it is in effect now. |
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[00/00] hwk0: Read on this website the ClassPolicy page, Syllabus, HwkSubmission pages. Print the pages. Bring the set to the class on the third class meeting. [00/00] Any student that does not have CS account (usually transfer) look up on the classpolicy page how to send me email. In the body of the email please send me the course number, your first name, last, and university ID, and say you need CS account. This is due on the third class meeting. [00/00] Please bring me unofficial transcript. On the transcript circle CS2500 or equivalent if you got it somewhere else. This is due on the third class meeting. |
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[00/00] Some common mistakes in hwk1. Make sure this will not happen in hwk2. All of this is described on homework submission page. Bad cover page, bad class header, bad other style of the code, no staple, missing paper submission, missing e-submission, wrong answer (was supposed to print triangle of x, got triangle of a), does not know formula for perimeter, incomplete class header (missing info), missing comments in the program, wrong indentation of instructions within the block. Block is the thing between start block delimiter { and end block delimiter }. Look at the program called Brackets on help1500 to tell you how to handle {}. Bad var names. Wrong program name. Not using OOP. Static methods. Wrong package. Not meeting the stated requirements; if something is not clear you should ask. The electronic submission is different program from from the program on paper. Not compiles. Not executes. LOOK AT MY help1500. The programs that you see are in source code (Java) and it has extension .java. Click on the link MultiplyThree and it will open probably by Notepad. What you see is an example source code file that you will submit electronically. Then in the Notepad hit print and print the file on paper. The writing you see on paper is similar to what you will submit on paper. The electronic file and the paper printout are identical and I want both. The paper copy will have cover page. The electronic source code will not have cover page. If what you want to submit electronically does not compile, then you probably trying to upload wrong file. |
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[01/29] Read book ch1.1, ch1.2, ch1.3. Read page help2500. |
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[02/04] Read book ch1.4, ch1.6. |
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[02/11] Read book ch3.1,ch3.3. |
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[02/10] Here is hwk1. |
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[02/13] Stuff to do. Write program for ADT Stack that uses Java interface and real Stack Class. Read Linked List, methods insert, delete, find. |
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[02/18] I declare GENERAL AMNESTY until Wed 1PM. You will never see this offer AGAIN.
If you want to improve your chances of getting reasonable grade, look at the paragraph of the mistakes above, read about OOP on help pages, understand 7SP, and Adder is not for decoration but it should print something – maybe like – I don't know – perhaps a sum?!? In the Bus program you do NOT assign any seats. The program assigns first available seat to any incoming students. Alternately, for any mistake on that list and others not on that list, I will take $15 cash from you or an equivalent number of points off. You choose which. This is a great country --- or what.
Note that if you want to resubmit you must resubmit both paper and electronic version. |
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[02/19] Place holder for the next hwk. |
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[02/23] hwk2 Slight update see inside. Circle radius param should be double. Method print of Circle prints info about the circle. (In official language, member of class Circle, the method print() prints info about circle object.) Method printAll of Geometry prints info about all circles. This problem is similar to your Bus and other programs on my web. |
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[03/07] hwk2 change of due date. I will be presenting more recursive algorithms on Friday. New due date 3/11. I have OH Tue and Thu. For every student that comes to my office I get extra $2 on my paycheck. You should come. |
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[03/20] hwk3 03/27 hwk update. For binary search, the data.txt will be sorted from low to high. |
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04/22] hwk4 |
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