Instructor:
Andrew Rau-Chaplin (arc@cs.dal.ca)Teaching Assistant:
Hathai Tanta-ngai
hathai[<at>]gmail.com
Hours:
Office Hours: Tue 1:00
Class: Tues/Thur 2:30-4:00
MCCAIN ARTS&SS 2184
Tutorials: Thursdays 4:00-5:00 MCCAIN ARTS&SS 2102
Grades:
All grades will be available on webCT --
webCT Login
Handouts:
Lecture Notes
(currently under review)
Assignments:
Tutorials Notes:
(currently under review)
Code Libraries:
Java Demos:
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Welcome
to the
course website for CS2110. On this site you will find material to
support you in this course. Note that this material is
under development and is likely to change. Material for any lectures we
have yet to cover in class should be treated as provisional.
Course News:
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Mar 31:
Just a reminder that there will be
NO class on Tuesday April 3nd. Please be sure to get your assignment
done. On Thursday April 5, there will be a review class for
the final exam.
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Mar 12:
Assignment 5
is
available now.
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Feb 27:
Assignment 4
is
now available.
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Feb 17:
By popular request
Assignment 3
is now not due until Tuesday Feb. 27th.
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Feb 15:
Assignment 3
is
now available.
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Jan 27:
Assignment 2
is now available.
My apologies for posting late. Because it is late being posted I
have made it somewhat smaller and I have shifted its due date to the
Thursday. Be sure to read the Assignment
Checklist before submitting your assignment. Assignments should
be submitted using WebCT.
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Jan 9:
The
first tutorial
is now available.
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Jan 3:
Assignment 1 now available.
Be sure to read the Assignment
Checklist before submitting your assignment. Assignments should
be submitted using WebCT.
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Jan 3:
For a document concisely explaining the new features of
Java 5.0 see:
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/releases/j2se15/ -
Jan 3:
We are using Data Structures and Algorithms in Java (Fourth
Edition) by Michael T. Goodrich and Roberto Tamassia as our
textbook. The book will be heavily used. You may be able to get away
with using the third edition, but you will have to be constantly on
the alert for differences as the fourth edition covers the new Java
5.0 classes and basic language changes. The book
should be in the book store by January 8th.
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Jan 3: The lecture notes can be accessed on campus but if you are off campus
you will need a user name and password which I will give you next
class.
- Jan 3: Course outline, Schedule, and Lecture Guide updated.
- Official Description:
This class is a continuation of CSci 1101.03. It uses Java and emphasizes
data structures and algorithms.
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