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Lecture:
- Lecture 1: 1221 Computer Sciences, W: 12:05 pm - 12:55 pm
Instructor:
- Beck Hasti
5375 Computer Sciences, 263-2622, hasti (at) cs.wisc.edu
Office Hours: 1:30 - 3:30 pm Wednesdays, 10 am - noon Fridays, and by appointment
TA:
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Tithy Sahu, tithys (at) cs.wisc.edu
Office/Lab Hours:
- 11 am - noon Mondays in 3387 CS
- 10 - 11 am Tuesdays in 3387 CS
- 2 - 4 pm Thursdays in 1366 CS (the Galapagos lab)
- 4 - 6 pm Fridays in 1366 CS (the Galapagos lab)
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Course Announcements:
- Grades have been submitted.
- Programming assignment 5 has been graded. See your grade in Learn@UW for information about accessing
the feedback on your assignment.
- Programming assignment 4 has been graded. See your grade in Learn@UW for information about accessing
the feedback on your assignment.
- Programming assignment 5 has been released. You can access it by going to the Assignments page.
- Programming assignment 3 has been graded. See your grade in Learn@UW for information about accessing
the feedback on your assignment.
- Programming assignment 4 has been released. You can access it by going to the Assignments page.
- Programming assignment 2 has been graded. See your grade in Learn@UW for information about accessing
the feedback on your assignment.
- Programming assignment 3 has been released. You can access it by going to the Assignments page.
- The homework assignment has been graded. See your grade in Learn@UW for information about accessing the feedback on your assignment.
- Programming assignment 2 has been released. You can access it by going to the Assignments page.
- Programming assignment 1 has been graded. See Assignment Grading
for information about grading and feedback.
- The homework assignment has been released. You can access it by going to the Assignments page.
- Programming assignment 1 has been released. You can access it by going to the Assignments page.
- Tentative due dates for all the assignments are on the Syllabus.
- Links to in-class examples, handouts, etc., can be found on the Syllabus page.
- The location of the lecture is now 1221 CS.
- This section of CS 368 covers C++.
- Notify Beck Hasti within the first two weeks of class if you participate
in religious observances that may conflict with course requirements.
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Course Description:
Prereqs: CS 302 or consent of
instructor.
CS 368 is intended for students who are already familiar with Java and are interested in learning C++. The course is offered
Credit/No Credit and may not be taken for a grade.
Textbook
There are two options for a suggested/recommended text:
Neither text is required (C++ info can also be found on-line). If you'd like a text book, either choice is fine:
If you are planning on taking another course that uses C++ (like CS 564), the C++ Primer is recommended
(as it is a more comprehensive C++ reference). If you want a simpler text that focuses on the differences between C++ and Java,
consider the C++ for Java Programmers text.
Course Grading:
Your grade is based on:
- Attendance : make sure to sign the attendance sheet at each lecture
- Assignments :
5 programming assignments and 1 homework assignment
Students meeting both of the following requirements will receive 1 credit
(i.e., a grade of CR) for the course:
- attendance at at least 12 of the 15 lectures
- a cumulative score of 70% or better on the assignments
If a student misses more than 3 lectures, then for each
lecture missed (beyond 3), the cumulative score on the assignments required to earn credit
for the class is increased by 5 points.
For example, if a student attends 10 of the 15 lectures, credit will be given if the cumulative score
on the assignments is 80% or better.
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Last Updated: 5/11/2015 ©2015 Beck Hasti |