| Root View: Course Components |
| Syllabus |
The course syllabus establishes course
policies on grading, attendance, and exams.
The syllabus should be read in detail at beginning semester. |
| Lectures |
This is the main knowledge resource for the course. Lectures are in the form
of a slide show with an accompanying narrative. (Click "Narrative on" to see the
narrative. Click "Frames[Windows]" to toggle between displaying the narrative in
a separate frame or a separate resizable window.) Please report bugs/corrections in
the appropriate Blackboard discussion forum.
Note: The lecture notes are undergoing revision during the semester.
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| Calendar |
The course calendar: coverage, assignments, lecture notes all released here.
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| Assignments |
Assignments are intended to be total learning experiences, not merely
exercises in programming. The assignment documents in particular are used to
elaborate on topics and introduce new ones. The content of assignments is of
equal importance with the lecture notes. Assignments will be released through the calendar.
Note that assignment deadlines will be enforced and that successful completion of
most assignments requires starting at least two weeks in advance of the deadline.
Assignments will be assessed
using the policy described here.
We expect polished, thoughtfully prepared work and will assess accordingly. Note
that a work log is expected for each programming assignment.
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LIB
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The course code distribution library LIB = /home/courses/cop3330p/fall13/ |
| Assignment Dates |
There are two dates associated with each assignment:
(1) The release date is the beginning of the week in which the link
appears in the calendar.
(2) The due date is given in the "due date" column adjacent to the
assignment link.
The assignment links often appear well in advance of the release date. These
links should be cosidered drafts until the release date. Please
make sure that you have a current copy of the document by refreshing after the
release date. Any substantive changes in assignments made after the release date
will be announced in the Blackboard assignment forum.
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| Testing Environment |
Code submitted for assignments will be built and tested primarily on
linprog and
secondarily, in most cases, on program. No testing will be done on
Windows or MacOS machines.
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| Code Stds |
A C++ coding style guide - required for this course.
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| My FSU |
The FSU/Blackboard Portal, where you will find this course. The course site
is the main communication resource for the class. Here you can get help, talk to
other students, retrieve your grades, and generally keep up with course news and
announcements. |
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Office Hours |
Instructor office hours and contact information
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