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COP3502: Introduction to Computer Science

COP3502: Introduction to Computer Science. Midterm review. Yashas Shankar. Midterm. This coming Thursday 5:15 – 6:30PM Students are expected to arrive before 5:14PM If a student arrive 15 minutes late, 30 points will be subtracted from his/her midterm score

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COP3502: Introduction to Computer Science

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  1. COP3502: Introduction to Computer Science Midterm review Yashas Shankar

  2. Midterm • This coming Thursday 5:15 – 6:30PM • Students are expected to arrive before 5:14PM • If a student arrive 15 minutes late, 30 points will be subtracted from his/her midterm score • If a student arrive 30 minutes late, 60 points will be subtracted from his/her midterm score • No exam will be given after 6:00PM • There will not be a make-up midterm • In a rare case (such as you got an accident and have to go to a hospital, etc), I will set up a make-up midterm for you, but the new exam will be much harder) • There will not be any extra credit for midterm • Midterm will be hard. You need to study hard for it.

  3. Midterm • Midterm is accounted for 15% of your final grade • There will be150 points, 38 questions • Unix (48 points, 12 questions) • Fortran, C, Java (6 points, 2 questions) • HTML & Webpage ( 32 points, 8 questions) • JavaScript (8 points, 2 questions) • C++ programming (12 points, 3 questions) • Object-oriented programming (44 points, 11 questions)

  4. What you need to know • Unix • How to copy/move files, ls, mkdir, and pwd, etc. • Refer-to-your-current-directory reference • Refer-to-your-home-directory reference • Absolute path • In midterm you will have the same figure as in your Unix study guide

  5. What you need to know • Fortran, C, Java • Know how to compile and run

  6. What you need to know • HTML & Webpage • Understand all your homework and quizzes well • How to make your text bolded, centered, etc • How to create hyperlinks • How to put a picture in your webpage • How to create a list • How to create a table • How to create a form with button, textbox, radio, etc

  7. What you need to know • JavaScript • Understand all your homework and quiz well • Know how to create a JavaScript code that apply to a form (with textbox, buttons, etc) in a webpage

  8. What you need to know • C++ programming • Know how to write a program • Know syntax • Know how to declare a variable • Know how to use “If statement”, “for loop”

  9. What you need to know • Object-oriented programming • Know how to program C++ well • Study match.cpp code given, be sure to understand it in detail • You will need to be able to modify the “match.cpp” code in order to create another program based on “match.cpp”

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