CS302 Fall 1999 - Section 14

Introduction to Programming - Java

TA
anne mulhern
Email:
mulhern@cs.wisc.edu
Office: 1346 CS
Phone:
(608)262-9822

Section 14
  • Time: 2:30 - 3:45 TR
  • Place: 3355 Engineering Hall
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Archive of class emails

Schedule for mulhern's sections
Refer to Syllabus for Dates and Deadlines common to all sections

Week Announcements
2
  • Ex 1 due Thurs 9 Sept
3
  • Ex 2 due Fri 17 Sept @ 5 PM
  • Meet in 3355 Engineering Hall
  • Read Section 2.1 - 2.3 in text
  • Lab Handout
4
  • Quiz 1 on Tue 21 Sept
  • Ex 1 make-up due Tue 21 Sept Note: In Questions 1 & 2 substitute recycling for laundry.
  • Finish Chapter 2 thru 2.5 by Tue
  • Read Sections 3.1 and 3.2 by Tue
  • Ex 3 due Fri 21 Sept @ 5 PM
  • Handout 3 and Handout 4
5
  • Quiz 2 on Thur 30 Sept
  • Read Sections 3.4 through 3.6 for Ex 4
  • Read Sections 4.1 through 4.2 for Tue
  • Undergrad Architecture Talk Thur @ 5:00 PM
  • Handout 5 and Handout 6
6
  • Exercise 4 due Mon 4 Oct @ 7:30 AM
  • Exercise 3 revision due Tue 5 Oct @ 5:00 PM
  • TA evals Tue (bring pencils and thoughts)
  • Read Sections 6.1 - 6.2
  • Finish Chapter 6
  • Solution to Handout7 Question
  • Handout 7
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8
  • Read Sections 7.1 and 7.2
  • Quiz 3 on Thur 21 Oct
  • Exercise 6 due Fri 22 Oct by Noon on my desk or in my hands.
  • Rectangle and Point example
  • Finish Chapter 7 (except Section 10)
9
  • Exam Review: Mon 25 Oct 7:00-? PM in 1257 CS
  • EXAM 1: Tue 26 Oct 7:15-9:15 PM in Psych 115
  • Nim.java and NimGame.java
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12
  • Project 1 due Mon 15 Nov @ 7:30 AM
  • Quiz 4 on Thur 17 Nov in class
    Subject matter: arrays and Strings
  • Finish Chapter 9
  • Read Chapter 10 thru Section 2
13
14
  • Exercise 9 due Thur 2 Dec in class
  • Quiz 5 Thur 2 Dec in class
    Subject: Console I/O, arrays, Strings
15
  • Review Session Mon 6 Dec 7:00 PM in CS 1207
  • Exercise 10: Tue 7 Dec in class
  • EXAM 2: Tue 7 Dec 7:15-9:15 PM in Psych 103
16
  • Read Sections 13.1, 13.2, 13.4 (skim 13.3)
  • Quiz 6 Tue 14 Dec in class
  • P2 due Fri 17 Dec @ 5:00 PM
  • Exercise 8 resubmits due Sat 18 Dec @ 5:00 PM

Office Hours

During my office hours I will either be in my office or in the instructional labs on the first floor of the CS building. Students who are in my office take precedence over students in the lab. If you are in the lab and you need help, you must add your name to the electronic waiting list using the link below. I will help students in the order that they are listed. Once office hours are over you will not be able to add your name to the list. However, I will do my best to help all students who sign up.


Email Policy

I try to answer all the emails I receive from my students. If I receive a question of general interest I may forward the answer to the section mailing list, removing information that identifies the sender. Some emails I may answer immediately, others may require some thought or research on my part and consequently may take much longer.

If you're having trouble...

Here are a few tips to help you do better. Recreational Reading

If you plan to continue in CS you might consider reading some novels about university students, computer programmers, or some combination thereof. One good author to try is Neal Stephenson, particularly his books The Big U, Snow Crash, and Cryptonomicon.
Last updated Sun Oct 24 23:30:31 CDT 1999 by mulhern