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C++ in October
Wheaton College, Norton, MA
[6M] [6W] [6F]
[7M] [7W] [7F] [8M] [8W] [8F]
[9M] [9W] [9F] [10M]
[Sept] [Oct] [Nov] [Dec]
6M -- Mon, Oct 3
- Q5 - REVIEW QUIZ -- covers all previous material
6W -- Wed, Oct 5
- summary of introduction to numerical methods
- algebraic results are not necessarily equivalent to computational results
- never compare two real's for equality, rather agree on "close enough"
- always trap
- division by zero
- overflow
- bad arguments to library functions, e.g., ln(-2), sqrt(-3)
- use explict casting
- Fencepost problems
- Web Part III (due this Friday)
- Lab5 -- Publishing on the Web (bring your Word file holding your paper to lab).
6F -- Fri, Oct 7
- Web Part III due today
- your reviews of other papers due next Friday
- "errors of the third kind" from Real Computing Made Real by Forman S. Acton
7M -- Mon, Oct 10
7W -- Wed, Oct 12
- a3 spec ready; due Fri., Oct. 21
- input and output Files and C++ streams
- character input (get) and manipulation - ASCII character code
- Encryption - PGP
- Lab6: Linear Regression: The Power to Predict
7F -- Fri, Oct 14
- Peer reviews due for Web Part III are due today
- Guest Speaker
8M -- Mon, Oct 17
- Q6 -- covers loops, files and character input/output and manipulation
- Reading
- introduction to user-defined functions
- Quick Check, Exam Prep
8W -- Wed, Oct 19
- chatting about NVGP; loops revisited ...
- more functions
- Lab7 -- a small suite of your own Functions
8F -- Fri, Oct 21
- a3 due
- see Monday's reading
- more functions and pass-by-value
9M -- Mon, Oct 24
- Q7 -- covers pass-by-value only (see Monday's reading)
- Can you (re)do your quiz5 and quiz6 and score well?
9W -- Wed, Oct 26
- a4 spec is ready (due Friday, Nov. 4)
- more on Software Engineering, Program4, and Lab7: Approximating e(x) in Logical Steps (in lab today)
- documenting your functions
- Lab8 -- Working on the Approximation of e(x) in Logical Steps
9F -- Fri, Oct. 28
10M -- Mon, Oct. 31 (boo)
- Advising Week ...
- Q8 - covers number bases and reference parameters revisited (see 9M and 9F entries)
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