Jonathan Pikalek: CS125 Intro to CS Spring 2009

Course Documents

Syllabus
Schedule - post flood update

Course Info

The tutor for this class is Bill Nentl.  He will be available from 7-9pm Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays in Ivers 222 starting 1/11.

Reference Links

Moodle     Final Exams Schedule

Here's a link to our Java Concepts textbook homepage.  On it you can find student materials & source code from the text, compiler help for several popular IDEs, and corrections to the text.

If your running in to programming problems, here are a couple of links that might help you out:
Here is the link to Sun's Java Platform, SE 6 API

The Women@Microsoft group has a $1500 merit based scholarship to support female students who are pursuing a degree in Computer Science.  The application deadline is usually late Sept.  Application criteria and the application form can be found here.



Lecture materials

Note: If you plan on printing out the slides, I strongly encourage you to print 3 or more to a page.

Intro To Programming
Using Objects
Implementing Classes
Exam 01 - review    Exam 01 - review key note: last semester's review is available under my previous courses.    Last semester's exam + key
Fundamental Data Types
Making Change program that we worked on in class
Decisions
Exam 02 - review    Exam 02 - review key
Iteration
Arrays
Designing Classes
Exam 03 - review    Exam 03 - review key
Interfaces And Polymorphism
Inheritance
Object Oriented Design
Intro To Computers
Memory And Processing
Storage
Exam 04 - review    Exam 04 - review key


Assignments

A01 - background info due Friday 1/09/09
A02 - Sum10Reciprocals due Monday 1/19/09
A03 - RoachPopulation due Monday 1/26/09
A04 - TimeInterval due Wednesday 2/11/09
A05 - Prime Generator due Wednesday 3/11/09Friday 3/13/09
A06 - Random Permutation Generator due Wednesday 3/20/09
A07 Intro To World Of Computers due Monday 4/27/09


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