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| + | * Lecture 8 - November 12th | ||
| + | **[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture8/lecture8.txt Notes] | ||
| + | **[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture8/ Code] | ||
| + | ** Homework: Read half of chapter 5, and [http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture8/assignment8.txt write fib (and hanoi for extra credit)] | ||
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| + | * Lecture 7 - November 5th | ||
| + | **[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture7/lecture7.txt Notes] | ||
| + | **[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture7/ Code] | ||
| + | ** Homework: Read Chapter 4, sections 4.6 - 4.11, exercise 4.4, and [http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture7/assignment7.txt dividing a program into multiple files] | ||
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| + | * Lecture 6 - October 29th | ||
| + | ** Sorting | ||
| + | **[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture6/lecture6.txt Notes] | ||
| + | **[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture6/ Code] | ||
| + | ** Homework: Read Chapter 4, sections 4.1 thru 4.5, [http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture6/assignment6.txt Bubble Sort] | ||
* Lecture 5 - October 22nd | * Lecture 5 - October 22nd | ||
** Finish up last week's lecture | ** Finish up last week's lecture | ||
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**[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture5/ Code] | **[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture5/ Code] | ||
** Homework: | ** Homework: | ||
| − | *** [http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/ | + | *** [http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture6/readings.txt Read about sorting], finish up last week's homework, exercise 3-2 |
* Lecture 4 - October 15th | * Lecture 4 - October 15th | ||
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**[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture4/ Code] | **[http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming/lecture4/ Code] | ||
** Homework: | ** Homework: | ||
| − | *** Read all of Chapter 3 | + | *** Read all of Chapter 3; exercises 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, 2-5 |
* Lecture 3 - October 1st | * Lecture 3 - October 1st | ||
Latest revision as of 20:19, 12 November 2015
Teacher:Jenett Tillotson
Teacher's email: jtillots ]at[ gmail ]dot[ com
Website: http://harold.uits.indiana.edu/~jtillots/IntroToProgramming
Text: The C Programming Language: 2nd Edition by Kernighan and Ritchie
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You might find the PDF version useful.
Mailing list: introtoprogramming@bloominglabs.org
Software:
- Linux: Use the gcc package which comes with your Linux distribution
- Mac OSX: Use Clang
- Windows: Use Cygwin Installing GCC
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Lectures:
- Lecture 8 - November 12th
- Notes
- Code
- Homework: Read half of chapter 5, and write fib (and hanoi for extra credit)
- Lecture 7 - November 5th
- Notes
- Code
- Homework: Read Chapter 4, sections 4.6 - 4.11, exercise 4.4, and dividing a program into multiple files
- Lecture 6 - October 29th
- Sorting
- Notes
- Code
- Homework: Read Chapter 4, sections 4.1 thru 4.5, Bubble Sort
- Lecture 5 - October 22nd
- Finish up last week's lecture
- Notes
- Code
- Homework:
- Read about sorting, finish up last week's homework, exercise 3-2
- Lecture 3 - October 1st
- Notes
- Code
- Homework:
- Read pages 41 through 54
- Print out the ascii table for ascii values from 0 to 127. Include decimal, octal, hexidecimal, and char values for each value. You may find page 154 very helpful.
- Directly compute the value ranges of unsigned char, short, and unsigned short. See values-char.c as an example
- Extra credit: compute the ranges for int, unsigned int.
- Extra, extra credit: compute the ranges for long and float
- Lecture 2 - September 24th
- Notes
- Code
- Homework: Read pages 35 through 40; exer 1-15, 1-17; extra credit 1-13 (both horizontal and vertical), 1-19
- Homework Answers
- Lecture 1 - September 17th
- Notes
- Code
- Homework: Read pages 5 through 34; exer 1-1, 1-2, 1-4, 1-5
- Homework Answers
