Carleton University
Department of Systems and Computer Engineering
SYSC 1102 C++ Programming
Winter 2008
Contact Information
Professor: Aysegul Cuhadar
Email: cuhadar@sce.carleton.ca
Phone: 520-2600 Ext. 1938
Office:
Web page: www.sce.carleton.ca/faculty/cuhadar.html
Teaching Assistants:
Jason Rhinelander: jrhinela@connect.carleton.ca
Karen Widish: kwidish@connect.carleton.ca
Lectures:
Mondays & Wednesdays
11:35am-12:55pm AA
508
Lab: Wednesdays 8:35am-10:25am 508 AA
TA Office Hours (Open Labs): Fridays 2:30pm-3:30pm 507AA
Announcements
Examples reviewed
today (April9th).
Previous year’s final exam. There will be a lab and a review lecture on Wednesday
(April 9th) during regular scheduled hours. During the lab session,
you can consult the TAs regarding assignment/lab test solns
and/or your marks. During the lecture, I will go over some of the past exam
questions.
Slides from
review class on April 2nd (Wednesday) and marks (A1-A9,
Test1-5, and Midterm Exam).
Final exam is scheduled for April 15th
2pm in UC282. Topics covered in chapters 1-16 of the textbook are included in
the exam.
Solutions for Midterm exam. As some of you could not make to
yesterday’s lab on time due to the winter storm, we will be giving a
bonus lab exam in next week’s lab (March 11th). Those of you
who wrote this week’s lab exam can use this opportunity to get bonus
marks and those who missed the lab test can use this as a lab-makeup exam.
Midterm
exam will be held in ME 3328. Here is last year’s midterm exam with the solutions and the
marking scheme. Topics included in the exam: C++ basics, functions, arrays,
pointers and C-strings, recursion and objects and classes. You are also
responsible for the material covered in assignments 1-5 and lab tests 1 and 2.
Please note that only the example programs we
review in the lectures will be posted; supplemental notes will not be posted
anymore.
Weekly TA office hour
(Open lab) is scheduled on Fridays 2:30pm-3:30pm in 507 AA. If you have
questions or having problems regarding the assignment and/or course material,
you can see the TA in 507AA during this time.
Please Note:
Accreditation of our Engineering programs requires that classes and
laboratories, tutorials, or problem analysis sessions continue to run through
the review period of the winter term. For 2008, the last day of normally
scheduled classes (for non-engineering courses) falls on Monday April 7th.
Note that all classes/labs/tutorials on this Monday April 7th will
follow a Friday schedule (this day
makes up for the missed statutory holiday on Friday March 21). Classes
laboratories and tutorials will continue for engineering courses on Tuesday and
Wednesday April 8th and 9th according to Tuesday and
Wednesday schedules, respectively.
The first lab will be held on January 9th,
2008 (attendance to labs is compulsory).
References
Tutorials and
sample programming applications for Visual C++ programmers
Visual C++
tutorials, online books, tips, FAQs and debugging
Links
Example programs
reviewed in the lectures.
We will be using Visual C++ as the default compiler
for SYSC 1102. Note that you may use whatever C++ compiler you want to write
your programs, but you must ensure that your programs can be compiled in the
Visual C++ environment provided in the SCE labs.
Coding style guide that should be followed in this
course (assignments, tests, and exams).
Last updated April 9, 2008