Homeworks and Handouts

CS 131
Intro to Computer Science I
Fall 2003

• The course Reading Packets are available from the course Blackboard site, NOT from here.
  
  
• For versions of handouts that were also given out on-paper, the on-line formatting will likely vary from the actual paper handouts, but the content should be the same.

• Final Examination Study Suggestions (in Rich Text Format (rtf))
  
  
• Lab Exercise #13
  • Lab Exercise #13 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
  • Prof.h
  • Prof.cpp
  • Student.h
  • Student.cpp
  • Course.h
  • Course.cpp
  • test_Course.cpp
  
  
• Homework #12
  • Homework #12 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
  
  
• Homework #11
  • Homework #11 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
  • (example files NOW posted in in-class examples section -- see especially:
    Week 13, Lecture 1: intro to recursion, Week 13, Lecture 2: intro to overloaded operators, friends, and other class-related topics)
  
  
• Homework #10
  • Homework #10 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
  • (example files NOW posted in in-class examples section -- see especially:
    Week 12, Lecture 2: pointers, dynamic arrays, and a MyNode class for building a simple linked list)
  
  
• Homework #9
  • Homework #9 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
  • (example files NOW posted in in-class examples section -- see especially:
    Week 10, Lecture 1: pass-by-reference examples
    Week 10, Lecture 2: file i/o
    Week 11, Lecture 1: cast, setw, switch)
  
  
• Midterm #2 Study Suggestions (in Rich Text Format (rtf))
  
  
• Homework #8
  • Homework #8 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
  • sumArray.cpp
  • sumArray.h
    • (note the use of const before sumArray's array parameter --- as mentioned in the 131 HW #8 handout, this should be used if the function is NOT intended to CHANGE the array passed as an argument)
  • tryMe1.cpp - simple array examples, and calling function sumArray
  • tryMe2.cpp - more array examples, including an array of objects (Dice) and a 2-dimensional array
  • (note: for Dice and randgen code, used in tryMe2.cpp and also needed for this homework, see Homework #7 links below)
  
  
• Homework #7
  • Homework #7 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
  • Prof.h
  • testProf.cpp
  • (note: example versions of Point3.h and testPoint3.cpp can be found on the course Blackboard site after 1:05 pm on Friday, October 17th, under "Some Solutions")
  • Dice-related code, from Week 8, lecture 2:
    • Dice.h
    • Dice.cpp
    • testDice.cpp
    • utility code from Astrachan:
      • randgen.h
      • randgen.cpp
      • compile the above using:
        g++ -c randgen.cpp
        and put randgen.o in the g++ call WHENEVER you compile a main function using the Dice class!!!
    
    
• Homework #6
  • Homework #6 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
  • testTemplate.cpp
  • Prof.h
  • testProf.cpp
    
    
• Homework #5
  • testProfit.cpp
  • countEx1.cpp
  • sentinelEx1.cpp
  • Homework #5 Handout in RTF (Rich Text Format)
    
    
• Midterm #1 Study Suggestions (in Rich Text Format (rtf))
  
  
• Homework #4 (in Rich Text Format (rtf))
• Homework #3 (in Rich Text Format (rtf))
• Homework #2 (in Rich Text Format (rtf))
• Homework #1 (in Rich Text Format (rtf))