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CIS 435

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Copyright by A. Gerbessiotis (1999-2006). All rights reserved.

B1. Programming Assignments and Exams

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Problem sets with solutions are periodically posted in the protected area. You don't get credit for doing these problem sets!

Before you do anyone of the programming assignments, read Handout 2 below (Section B2b), and download the code of Section B4 (one of items 1 or 2,3,4 for C++ or C programming), All programming assignments will be made available at the beginning of the semester. For due dates, please check the syllabus, page 2.

1. Programming Assignment 1 in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (**** Jan 17, 2006 ****).
2. Programming Assignment 2 in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (**** Jan 17, 2006 ****).
3. Programming Assignment 3 in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (**** Jan 17, 2006 ****).

B2. Handouts

B2a. Syllabus and Course FAQ

• Handout 0 (Frequently asked questions) in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. Note that the password of the protected page is missing (available only in the hard copy to be handed out on the first day of classes). (****Already Uploaded ****)

1. Handout 1 (Syllabus Information) Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (****Already Uploaded ****)

B2b. Other Course Handouts

2. Handout 2 (Programming Guidelines) in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (** Already Uploaded **)
3. Handout 3 (Brief discrete math review) in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (** Already Uploaded **)
4. Handout 4 (Brief notes on asymptotic notation and recurrences) in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (** Already Uploaded **)
5. Handout 5 (Red-black tree operations) in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (** Uploaded March 23, 2006 **)
6. Formulae Collection in Adobe Postscript and Adobe Acrobat PDF. (** Already Uploaded **)

B3. Other Reference Material

1. Data Structures and Algorithms in Java by M. T. Goodrich and R. Tamassia, Wiley.
2. Computer Algorithms: Introduction to Design and Analysis by Sara Baase and Allen Van Gelder, Addison Wesley.
3. Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Java by B. Press, Wiley.

B4. Source code

1. misc/Source/C++/testing.tar or misc/Source/C++/sortgC++.tar are one of the same and contain three individual files. On a UNIX system (eg. AFS or Linux) you untar say the testing.tar file by typing tar xvf testing.tar . On a PC one could use a file extraction/compression program such as WinZip to extract its contents. The tar file contains the following three files that can be retrieved independently as well. ATTENTION VISUAL C++ USERS In sortg.cc, you might have to replace INT_MAX by RAND_MAX and the function call to random() by a function call to rand() to make things work right. Note that AFS-based C++ compilers understand C++ files that have .cc suffixes. If you use Visual C++ you may have to use .cpp suffixes in filenames for things to work properly..
2. misc/Source/C++/Makefile.
3. misc/Source/C++/bubble.cc.
4. misc/Source/C++/sortg.cc.

1. misc/Source/C/testing.tar or misc/Source/C/sortgC.tar are one of the same and contain three individual files. On a UNIX system (eg. AFS or Linux) you untar say the testing.tar file by typing tar xvf testing.tar . On a PC one could use a file extraction/compression program such as WinZip to extract its contents. The tar file contains the following three files that can be retrieved independently as well.
2. misc/Source/C/Makefile.
3. misc/Source/C/bubble.c.
4. misc/Source/C/sortg.c.

B5. Postscript and PDF viewers