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Csci 2111: Data and File Structures

Csci 2111: Data and File Structures. Instructor: Nathalie Japkowicz e-mail: nat@cs.dal.ca. Objectives of the Course and Preliminaries. Objectives of The Course. To Provide a Solid Introduction to the Topic of File Structures Design.

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Csci 2111: Data and File Structures

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  1. Csci 2111: Data and File Structures Instructor: Nathalie Japkowicze-mail: nat@cs.dal.ca Objectives of the Course and Preliminaries

  2. Objectives of The Course • To Provide a Solid Introduction to the Topic of File Structures Design. • To Discuss a number of Advanced Data Structure Concepts that are necessary for achieving high efficiency in File Operations. • To Develop important programming skills in and Object-Oriented Language such as C++ or Java.

  3. Pre-Requisites • Computer Science III (CSci 2110) • Topics in Applied Computer Science (CSci 2131) • Knowledge of C++ or Java

  4. Required TextBook File Structures, An Object-Oriented Approach with C++ by Michael J. Folk, Bill Zoellick and Greg Riccardi Publisher: Addison Wesley

  5. Course Requirements • 4-6 written or programming assignments (20%) • A Programming Project that will be implemented incrementally over the Semester (30%) • A Mid-Term (20%) • A Final Exam (30%)

  6. Late Policy Late assignments will receive a 10% penalty per day * unless a Doctor's noteis provided. * Saturdays and Sundays count as late days as well

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