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BIT 143:Programming & Data Structures in C++

BIT 143:Programming & Data Structures in C++. Instructor: Mike Panitz (mpanitz@cascadia.ctc.edu). Today. Reading review for this class: Linked Lists Carrano, Ch 4 (pg 206-212) D&D 7.6, 7.8 Reading for next class: Binary Search Trees:Insert, Find Carrano, Ch 10 (483 – 499, 502-528).

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BIT 143:Programming & Data Structures in C++

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  1. BIT 143:Programming & Data Structures in C++ Instructor: Mike Panitz (mpanitz@cascadia.ctc.edu)

  2. Today • Reading review for this class: • Linked Lists • Carrano, Ch 4 (pg 206-212) • D&D 7.6, 7.8 • Reading for next class: • Binary Search Trees:Insert, Find • Carrano, Ch 10 • (483 – 499, 502-528) BIT 143: Data Structures

  3. Homeworks • A3 is due today • A4 is due next Wednesday, Nov 16th • A5 is due Wednesday, Nov 23rd • From here, go to ‘floating due dates’ • No penalty for getting stuff in late • You should try to make the deadlines as much as possible • I won’t accept all 4 homeworks on the very last day • Get the first version in with a week of the posted due date. Homeworks BIT 143: Data Structures

  4. Homeworks • Notice that in the syllabus that November 30th, AT THE BEGINNING OF THE LECTURE, is the last point in time at which you can hand something in. • This includes homework assignments, both the first version, and any revisions to any homeworks • So, your due dates can ‘float’ (previous slide) until the 30th, at which point everything you haven’t done previously, is due. Homeworks BIT 143: Data Structures

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