CS253: Problem Solving with C++
Spring 2014
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a CSU Computer Science class.
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~cs253/bin/grade will now show your final exam score (FINAL),
your curved final exam score (FINAL-curved), your total score (TOTAL),
and your letter grade (LETTER). The letter grade that you see is
the one that you will get.
Read this if you have questions about your grade.
| [3,4) | 2% | ||
| [4,5) | 7% | ||
| [5,6) | 6% | ||
| [6,7) | 13% | ||
| [7,8) | 20% | ||
| [8,9) | 15% | ||
| [9,10) | 11% | ||
| [10,11) | 12% | ||
| [11,12) | 10% | ||
| [12,13) | 5% | ||
| [13,14) | 1% |
The last question on the final exam was:
I was surprised to find that there are three: New Mexico, Georgia, and Indiana
There will be no extra credit.
I’ve added another example program to HW6.
A student asked for the average scores so far.
| Homework #1 | 4.89 | Quiz #1 | 3.74 | Midterm #1 | 6.48 |
| Homework #2 | 2.50 | Quiz #1 curved | 4.10 | Midterm #1 curved | 10.68 |
| Homework #3 | 4.25 | Quiz #2 | 2.91 | Midterm #2 | 7.83 |
| Homework #4 | 3.12 | Quiz #2 curved | 4.02 | Midterm #2 curved | 10.40 |
| Homework #5 | 4.05 | Quiz #3 | 2.39 | ||
| Homework #6 | Quiz #3 curved | 4.11 |
My solution to HW5: Makefile main.cc Win.cc Win.h msg.h
The CS Department has provided an on-line survey to evaluate the teaching assistants (Tomojit Ghosh & Quanyi Mo): https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/XG6PWHX
HW6 is now available.
The valgrind program reports that gtkmm leaks memory,
even if you do everything right. Oh, well.
The scores are available for midterm #2.
Mr. Pinkney has a good point. I will accept answers like “math.h is C, cmath is C++” for midterm question #9. It’s not the best answer, but it’s valid.
HW5 is now available.
My solution to HW4: Calendar.h Calendar.cc
What element has no letters in common with the word “mackerel”? Tin.
On Monday, April 7, I’ll have my 2:00–3:15ᴘᴍ office hours in my office, CSB 246.
I have clarified how to use the CalendarBase.* files in HW4.
I will not have any office hours during Spring Break.
HW4 is now available.
My solution to HW3: PNum.h PNum.cc
Remember, you’re not supposed to compile a *.h file.
If you do, it creates an evil *.gch (compiled header) file,
which will be nothing but trouble. Remove that *.gch file!
In HW3, set_subscriber("345") must throw an error,
because the string is too short.
However, this is just fine: set_subscriber(678)
My read-only solution to HW2 is here.
Benjamin Franklin was never president of the U.S.A.
HW3 is now available.
For Monday February 24th only, my office hours will be in my office, CSB 246.
We will compile your HW2 submission like this:
g++ scan.cc
or, perhaps:
g++ -o program-name scan.cc
We will not provide additional libraries or compiler flags. If your
solution requires g++ scan.cc -lfoo, then you’d better come up with
something different.
In HW2, don’t print . or .., even if -a is given.
HW2 is now available.
Recitation (lab) the first week is optional. Attend if you need help logging in, editing files, using g++, or general help with HW0. If your recitation was Monday, then you may attend one of the other recitations (see the syllabus) this week.
Please, no onions in the Computer Science Building, including the Linux Lab. One of our faculty has a severe allergy.
If I clarify an assignment, change a due date due to weather, etc., I’ll announce it here.
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