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CAS CS112 Intro to CS II w/ C++

CAS CS112 Intro to CS II w/ C++. Data Structures in C++. Administrativia. General info. Instructor: Gene Itkis ( itkis+cs112@cs.bu.edu ) Office Hours : Tue 12:30-2:30pm, Thur 9:30-10:30am (or by appointment) TF: Course page: www.cs.bu.edu/fac/itkis/cs112

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CAS CS112 Intro to CS II w/ C++

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  1. CAS CS112Intro to CS II w/ C++ Data Structures in C++

  2. Administrativia

  3. General info • Instructor: • Gene Itkis (itkis+cs112@cs.bu.edu) • Office Hours: Tue 12:30-2:30pm, Thur 9:30-10:30am (or by appointment) • TF: • Course page: • www.cs.bu.edu/fac/itkis/cs112 • Also found from the CS dept. courses page Gene Itkis, CS112

  4. Prerequisites • CS111 or equivalent • Advice: do not skip over cs111 • UNIX • Ability to edit, compile, debug, etc. on local system • You can write your programs anywhere,but they must run on CSA (they’ll be tested/graded there) • Some UNIX review will be provided in the labs; see also tutorials in IT Gene Itkis, CS112

  5. Warning • Fast pace • Expect (plan for!!!) heavy workload • Challenging but rewarding The 1st Principle of Programming: It always takes longer! Gene Itkis, CS112

  6. Info sources • WEB page www.cs.bu.edu/fac/itkis/cs112 • Book and book webpage: datastructures.net • Lab sections • Office hours, email – mailing list:csmail cs112a1 • For personal mail remember: there are ~40 of you, 2 of us. So please do not take it personally in case of delays. Gene Itkis, CS112

  7. Collaboration NO!!! • Discussing concepts and ideas, as well as system features is OK • Always give credit when using someone else’s work • See web page for more details Gene Itkis, CS112

  8. Grading • Approximately: 50% - written assignments10% - quiz15% - midterm25% - final • also accounted: • class participation, attendance, extra credits, etc • Performance and self-monitoring: • see course page for details! Gene Itkis, CS112

  9. Questions? End of Administrativia

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