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Advanced Programming |
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| 05/23 | End of year Survey | |
Summer Reading(Totally optional!) I wouldn’t normally post a summer reading list but this blog is exceptionally well written. I intend to Asymptotic notation What’s a Linked List, Anyway? [Part 1] What’s a Linked List, Anyway? [Part 2] Stacks and Overflows To Queue Or Not To Queue How To Not Be Stumped By Trees Leaf It Up To Binary Trees The Little AVL Tree That Could Painting Nodes Black With Red-Black Trees Busying Oneself With B-Trees A Gentle Introduction To Graph Theory From Theory To Practice: Representing Graphs Spinning Around In Cycles With Directed Acyclic Graphs Deep Dive Through A Graph: DFS Traversal Going Broad In A Graph: BFS Traversal Finding The Shortest Path, With A Little Help From Dijkstra Taking Hash Tables Off The Shelf Hashing Out Hash Functions Less Repetition, More Dynamic Programming |
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| Thurs | Office Hours: lunch period on Thursday | |
| 09/12 & 09/13 |
FIT: Computer Science FIT period will be held twice a week 8:00am-8:30am. Open Lab with Q&A session. |
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| Resources: eBook: A Complete Guide to Programming in C++ eBook: Open Data Structures videos: YouTube selections |
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Data Structures |
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| End of 5th Six Week Grading period (Submissions cut-off): 23 May 2018 @ 23:59 >>>> Absolutely no assignments accepted after this date!!!!! <<<< |
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| Deliverables due date for 5th Six Week Grading period: 16 May 2018 @ 23:59 |
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| 05/24 |
Team Project Presentation (2/2) 1. Checkmate (Tindall, Suggs, Ray, Lewis) |
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| 05/22 |
Team Project Presentation (1/2) 1. Photon (Soremekun, Mohan, Coleman, Beckett, Alvis) |
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| 05/15 | Topic: Hashing Worksheet: Hashing |
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| 05/11 | Sprint 5: Retrospective | |
| 05/10 | Topic: Graphs Worksheet: Graphs |
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| 05/08 | Topic: Socket Programming (Alvis) | |
| 05/03 | Topic: B-Trees (M-way Search Trees) Worksheet: B-Trees |
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| 05/01 |
Sprint 5: Planning Topic: ISO Network Stack (Pandiri) |
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| 04/27 |
Sprint 4: Retrospective Topic: Signal Handling (Le) |
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| 04/26 | Topic: Thread Synchronization (Dhir) Lab: Open |
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| 04/24 | Topic: Thread Scheduling (Ross) Lab: Open |
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| 04/19 | Topic: Threads C, C, & C (Singh) Lab: Open |
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| 04/17 | Sprint 4: Planning Topic: Priority Scheduling (Mohan) Topic: AVL Trees Lab: AVL insert. Debugging with Codelite. |
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| 04/13 | Sprint 3: Retrospective Topic: Process Triggers (Chlebowski) Reading: What is Virtual Memory? Reading: How the Kernel Manages Your Memory |
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| 04/12 |
Topic: I/O Port Interface and Control (McCarthy) File Systems (Soremkun) |
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| 04/10 | Topic: C Library (Suggs) | |
| 04/05 | Topic: Pipes (Ray) | |
| 04/03 | Sprint 3: Planning Sprint 2: Retrospective Topic: Files and DirectoriesTopic: Huffman Coding (Binary Trees) Worksheet: Trees, Huffman Coding |
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| End of 5th Six Week Grading period (Submissions cut-off): 28 Mar 2018 @ 23:59 >>>> Absolutely no assignments accepted after this date!!!!! <<<< |
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| 03/29 |
5th Six Week Quiz 5th SWQ retrospective |
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| 03/27 | 5th Six Week Quiz | |
| 03/23 | Deliverables due date for 5th Six Week Grading period: 23 Mar 2018 @ 23:59 |
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| 03/23 | Topic: Timers (Yu) Worksheet: Binary Search Tree |
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| 03/22 | Topic: Kernel Errors: (Tindall) Topic: Binary Search Tree |
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| 03/20 | Topic: Signals (Coleman) Topic: Process Creation & Control (Robison) |
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| >>>> Spring break. <<<< | ||
| 03/08 | Lab: Open | |
| 03/06 | Topic: Unit Testing (Mueller) Lab: LaQueue – LAnix IPC |
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| 03/02 | Topic: Documentation Tools (Siani) Topic: Queue and Priority Queues |
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| 03/01 | LS | Topic: Profiling Tools (Fisher) |
| 02/27 | Topic: GUI/MVC (Strauss) Lab: Sprint Planning Lab: User Story Workshop |
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| 02/22 | Topic: Template Libraries (Chandna) Topic: User Stories Lab: Spring Project Executive SummaryExample: Exec Summary, Description |
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| 02/20 | Topic: Asymptotic Notation Lab: Open |
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| 02/15 | Topic: Agile Scrum Sprints | |
| 02/13 | Topic: Utilities Topic: SDLC Agile Scrum Spring Project team rosters |
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| End of 4th Six Week Grading period (Submissions freeze): 9 Feb 2018 @ 23:59 >>>> Absolutely no assignments accepted after this date!!!!! <<<< |
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| Deliverables due date for 4th Six Week Grading period: 2 Feb 2018 @ 23:59 |
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| Presentations: Reviewer Feedback | ||
| 02/01 |
Topic: Stack Lab: Towers of Hanoi |
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| 01/30 |
Presentation: Static and Dynamic Libraries Topic: Linked List in File Systems Lab: Open |
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| 01/25 |
Presentations: Begin Presentation: Build Tool Lab: LASAlle 2.0 (Singly Linked List pt.2) Presentation Google Slides template |
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| 01/23 | Lab: Open | |
| 01/18 | Lab: LASA Air Logistics (Singly Linked List pt.1) | |
| 01/16 | Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, ….. | |
| 01/12 | Ethics: Diversity in Tech | |
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Lab: Git – self paced (on BLEND) Operating Systems thread: Individual presentations Presentations: Preparations (Reading list and Outline) |
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| 01/04 | Mock UIL Tournament: (Submission) | |
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| 12/15 | End of 3rd Six Week Grading period (Gradebook freeze): 15 Dec 2017 >>>> Absolutely no assignments accepted after this date!!!!! <<<< |
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| 12/12 | Deliverables due date for 3rd Six Week Grading period (weather delay): 12 Dec 2017 @ 23:59 >>>> Last day for full credit <<<< |
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| 12/12 | Reading: High Cohesion, Loose Coupling – by TheBoyan on April 8, 2015 (article) | |
| 12/07 |
Topic: Linked List Intro |
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| 12/05 | Lab: Open | |
| 11/30 | Lab: Open | |
| 11/28 | Worksheet: Code Review | |
| 11/18 to 11/26 |
>>>> Thanksgiving break. <<<< |
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| 11/17 |
Item 1: Coding Standards: For Komplex Kanban Lab the class will use a c++ coding standard. We will adopt the “C++ Coding Standards for EECS 381” – from the University of Michigan. This standard provides rules and rationals for C++ coding. LASA ACP will adopt the specification with the following modifications: – Use Camel Case for simple variable names and methods. Item 2: Reading: Developer’s Guide to Peer Reviews
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| 11/16 | Topic: Software Engineering – overview – 8 Dec 2017 Lab: Komplex Kanban (on blend) Instructions: Building a static library Lab: Komplex Kanban (Submission Form – on Blend) Agile team rosters |
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| 11/07 |
Topic: Operator Overload Lab: Operator Overload |
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| 11/03 | Second Six Weeks test. | |
| 10/26 | Lab: Open | |
| 10/24 |
Questionnaire: Mid Six Week Topic: Inheritance |
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| 10/20 | Topic: Dynamic Memory Lab: Dynamic Memory Lab (Submit on Blend) |
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| 10/19 | Lab | |
| 10/17 | Lab | |
| 01/12 |
Topic: Intro to C++ Classes Lab: Sales Data Pt.2 (Submit on Blend) |
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| 10/10 | Lab | |
| 10/05 | Lab | |
| 10/03 |
Topic: C++ File I/O Lab: C++ File I/O: World Data (Submit on Blend) |
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| 9/29 | Worksheet: Pointers II | |
| 9/28 | Six Week Quiz | |
| 9/21 |
Worksheet: pointers (BLEND) Topic: Structs Lab: |
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| 9/15 |
Worksheet: Strings, Operators, and Control Structures (BLEND) Lab time for Lexical Analyzer. |
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| 9/14 | Topics:
Tasks: Lab: Lexical Analyzer (see blend) Submission: Lexical Analyzer |
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| 09/12 | Topics:
Reading assignment |
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| 09/05 |
Worksheet: Command Line Interface (CLI) Today we will continue our look at basic C++ constructs. |
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| 08/31 | 02. Data Types Data Representation exercise |
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| 8/29 | Hello C++ Lab: Hello World Expanding knowledge: C Preprocessor Tutorial |
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| 8/24 |
Controlling the Computer with the Command Prompt Tutorial: Command Line |
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| 8/23 | More “Learning to Learn” Course overview Blend Modules and Assignments |
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| 8/21 | The goal today is to learn a little bit about each other and to get a general idea about the course.
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