CS 101 (Solutions, Exams and Lecture Notes ): Spring 2010
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used only by the students enrolled in CS 101 under Prof. Gerbessiotis.
Distribution of this material outside this group is
NOT allowed for any reason.
C1. Midterm Performance
- How am i doing in class?
Click here.
Edited on 3/19/2009 . √
C2. Quizzes, Practice ProblemSets and Solutions
A number of practice problems will be posted on the Web periodically with their solutions.
First read the textbook, your notes, practice the problems we did in class, and then and only
then try to solve these problems. Look at the solutions only when you exhaust all other
alternatives. The short quizzes will be posted in this area; solutions to sample
problems will also become available approximately a week after the quiz takes place.
Statistics for the quiz will become available through the Exam-statistics link in section C4.
C3. Solutions to Mini-Projects and Sample Source code in MATLAB.
The two Mini-Projects will be posted in the Handouts section.
Solutions are not ordinarily provided however.
The source code for all the examples in the Subjects plus some more is available for
download through the
MATLAB source code link : matlab/index.html.
- MP 1 sample solution in
Matlab M-file.
Uploaded on 04/04/2010 . √
C4. Exams, Statistics, and solutions to selected exams
The first three exams will be posted in the Handouts section of the
web-page (the public one).
The solutions will be posted here.
We won't post the final or solutions for it. You can find however
the final given most recently in section C5 below.
Statistics for the class exams will be become available here.
Edited on 4/26/2010 . √
- Exam 1 with separate solutions in
PDF.
Solutions in
PDF.
Solutions Uploaded on 3/19/2010 . √
- Exam 2 with separate solutions in
PDF.
Solutions in
PDF.
Solutions Uploaded on XXXXXXXX . √
C5. Previous Exams
Note.
No previous exams available
- Spring 2010
Exam 1.
Exam 1 solutions.
Exam 2.
Exam 2 solutions.
C6. Lecture Summaries
DISCLAIMER: The included material DOES NOT substitute the textbook
for this class. It should be used in conjunction with the textbook and the
material presented in class. If a statement in these "notes" seems to be
incorrect, report it to the instructor so that it be fixed immediately.
These "notes" are distributed to the students of CS101
offered in Spring/Fall at the New Jersey Institute of Technology;
distribution outside this group of students is prohibited.
The material below will be uploaded in due time; an upload message will
appear as soon as the corresponding document is uploaded.
The source code for the MATLAB programs listed in the Subjects is
available through the link of section C3.
- Subject 0 (Accounts(AFS, UCID), Programs, UNIX) in
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- Subject 1 (Introduction to Computing) in
Adobe Acrobat PDF (**** 1/21/10 ****) √
- Subject 2 (Introduction to MATLAB and its data model) in
Adobe Acrobat PDF (**** 1/21/10 ****) √
- Subject 3 (Introduction to MATLAB basics) (this is Chapter 1 of the
textbook plus Chapter 3-page 99) in
Adobe Acrobat PDF (**** 2/15/10 ****) √
- Subject 4 (Introduction to MATLAB vector/matrix functions/operations) (this is
chapter 2 of the textbook) in
Adobe Acrobat PDF (**** 2/18/10 ****) √
[A spelling problem has been rectified. MATLAB function zeros was written sometimes as zeroes; this has
been corrected. In addition, page 16 has been rewritten, and from page 16 instances file-name
has been corrected to filename]
- Subject 5 (MATLAB misc ploting functions) (This is
Chapter/Section 2.10 and onwards, and Chapter/Section 3.5) in
Adobe Acrobat PDF (**** 2/25/10 ****) √
- Subject 6 (MATLAB branching statements) (This is
Chapter 3 of the textbook) in
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- Subject 7 (MATLAB loops) (This is
Chapter 4 of the textbook) in
Adobe Acrobat PDF (**** 3/11/10 ****) √
- Subject 8 (MATLAB functions) (This is
Chapter 5 of the textbook) in
Adobe Acrobat PDF The original upload of Mar 23 was
replaced by a newer upload; only obvious typos have been corrected through page 13. One example
was inserted in pages 14,15 and anonymous function introduces in the bottom of the penultimate page.
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- Subject 9 (Sorting in MATLAB)
in
Adobe Acrobat PDF [A typo was corrected on Page 15, Case 4: (T>t)
instead of the previously stated (T>s) ]
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- Subject 10 (Additional MATLAB data types) in
Adobe Acrobat PDF (**** 4/15/10 ****) √
- Subject 11 (Advanced features in MATLAB) in
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