CS11 C++ - Fall 2009-2010

Track Info

The CS11 C++ track meets Wednesdays at 9:00pm in 105 Annenberg.

Assignments

Assignments are generally due one week after they are given. I will retrieve your completed assignments from your CS cluster accounts, from within the ~/cs11/cpp directory. Each lab should be placed in its own subdirectory of ~/cs11/cpp; for example, Lab 1 should be in ~/cs11/cpp/lab1, and so forth.

Once I have reviewed your assignment, I will send you a feedback e-mail containing a detailed code-review of your work. If your assignment requires rework then I will indicate exactly what needs to be fixed. Please complete your rework within one week of receiving feedback.

Grades

Grades for the current term are available at this page.

Collaboration Policy

General discussion about assignments is encouraged, but you must write all of your own code. Some assignments build on source-files that I will give you, but other than that, all other files that you work with and/or submit should be entirely your own work.

High-level discussions of implementations (e.g. drawing diagrams of data-structures, or pseudocode sketches of algorithms) are acceptable, but verbatim or near-verbatim copying of implementations is unacceptable, and will be considered an Honor Code violation.

Lecture Slides

Lab Assignments

References

C++ Reference Materials