| Date | Announcement |
|---|---|
| 02/01/00 | Project 0 is out.
Please read the project description for details. |
| 02/02/00 | Project 1 is out.
Plese read the project description for details. |
| 02/08/00 | Project 1 has been extended |
| 02/18/00 | Project 2 has been released. |
| 02/19/00 | Project 2 has been modified
slightly. The notation for a printed Set should
be {1, 3, 4, 6, 2} rather than
(1, 3, 4, 6, 2). This follows standard conventions
for displaying sets.
|
| 02/19/00 | All projects will be due Sunday at midnight rather than Friday at midnight. |
| 02/21/00 | Code for the Fraction example covered in class
is available at:
/afs/umbc.edu/users/j/k/jkukla1/pub/cs202/FractionExample
... on the gl systems. |
| 02/22/00 | Project 2's due date has been
extended. Project 2 is now due Sunday, 5 March 2000.
In addition, you are now required to implement an assignment
operator (operator =(...)) for your Set.
|
| 02/25/00 | The exam 1 review sheet has been posted. |
| 02/28/00 | The following code fragment prints 3.
c is
now of length 4 (formerly 3) so that a user could access the
value at that location. However, if the declaration read:
3.
Why?
|
| 03/11/00 | A Discussion Sheet for Project 3 has been posted. |
| 03/22/00 | The test file(s) used by the graders will now be posted on the Projects Homepage. |
| 03/30/00 | A small bug has been fixed in the proj4 sample program. See
the description
for more details. (Last modified: 3/30/00 6:25pm) |
| 04/25/00 | The main() file used for grading project 3
is available here. Please get a copy of it and try to narrow down why the graders took off points. If at that time you still want to argue about it, your argument will be that much more informed so (a) your trip to the instructors office should be shorter, and (b) you'll have a stronger case for getting your points. |
| 04/29/00 | A Discussion Sheet for Project 5 has been posted. |