CPSC 110 — Winter 2009
Introduction to Computer Systems and Programming
David Casperson taught the first two weeks of this class;
after which Allan Kranz became the instructor.
This was a consequence of David Casperson becoming Acting Chair.
Click for David’s original
printed course outline.
- Important Information:
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Allan Kranz is
now
the instructor for CPSC 110. Do not rely on this web-page being
kept up-to-date.
- Contact Information
- Click here
for David’s contact information.
- Click here
for Allan’s contact information.
- Text:
- Starting Out With Java : From Control Structures through Objects
by Tony Gaddis. 33d edition.
Isbn: 9780321479273.
- Rooms and Hours
- Click here
for David’s schedule.
- Grading Scheme:
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| Lab Assignments | | 20% |
| Quizzes | | up to 5% |
| Midterm I | | 20% |
| Midterm II | | 20% |
| Final | | 35% |
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- Due Dates:
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| Lab Assignments | Weekly. Found
here. |
| Midterm I | 2009-02-06 Wednesday |
| Winter Break |
2009-02-16–2009-02-20. |
| Midterm II |
2009-03-11 Wednesday |
| Final |
unknown in
2009-04-14–2009-04-25. |
- Handouts:
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- Links
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- Study materials
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I have no old midterm or final examinations, as this is the first time
that I have taught this course. Links to study material may be posted
here later in the semester.
- Printer names:
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Click here for
more information about printer names.
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- General
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Assignments are late if they are not received at the
beginning of the lecture at which they are due.
Further details on late policy can be found with
other policies here.
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There will be approximately 8 programming assignments, the
assignments being given out approximately weekly.
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Discussion of assignment topic is encouraged but all
assignments must be done independently. Copied
assignments are considered as “Academic Dishonesty.”
Responses to academic dishonesty include assigning a
mark of -100% and
written notification
of the Dean.
Again, see
the policies
link for more details and other policies.
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Tutorial participation is mandatory.
