| Dynamic Memory Management |
| Classes |
| Templates and Exceptions |
| Inheritance |
| Design Patterns |
| Algorithm Analysis |
| Recursion |
| Linked Lists |
| Simulation |
| Stacks/Queues |
Reading will be assigned on a weekly basis. The homework portion of your grade will be based on review questions from the reading and small programming assignments. Homework will be due at the beginning of most Thursday classes. Late homework assignments will not be accepted. There will be no exceptions to this rule.
The laboratory portion of your grade will be based on weekly laboratories. You are required to attend the weekly lab periods and complete the required exercises. You must make up missed labs or your grade will be affected.
The exam portion of your grade will be based on exams administered throughout the semester. You are responsible for being in class on the day of the exam. Make-up exams will be given only in the case of a medical emergency or other extraordinary circumstances that can be verified by your dean.
The project portion of your grade will be based on three substantial programming projects assigned throughout the semester. In some cases, an oral explanation of the project will be a portion of your project grade. A project assignment submitted on time is eligible for full credit. A project assignment submitted late by 1 week or less is eligible for a maximum of 80%. A project assignment submitted more than 1 week late is not eligible for credit. Extensions will be granted only in the case of a medical emergency or other extraordinary circumstances that can be verified by your dean.
ALL assignments are to be completed individually unless specified, in writing, on the assignment. Academic dishonesty will NOT be tolerated. This is your warning! Students are encouraged to meet with me if they have questions regarding assignments or this policy. Students caught cheating will face severe penalty.