CS 1025 Home Page

Course Description

• Course Outline
• Course Description from the UWO Calendar
• CS 1025 vs CS 1026 -- which is for you?
  If you have no programmign experience whatsoever, then take CS1026.
  If you have used arrays and subprograms ("functions", "subroutines" or "methods"), then take CS 1025.
  Else, look at these questionnaires.
  • A questionnaire from the department (out of date)
  • What I ask students at the beginning of the course.

Communications

• The Facebook group is "UWO CS 1025"
• The TAs for the course are
  • Pavel Bourdykine (MC 327) pbourdyk@xxxxxx, where xxxxxx = csd.uwo.ca
  • Rui Hu (MC 327) rhu8@xxxxxx
  • Vadim Mazalov (MC 327) vmazalov@xxxxxx

Consulting Hours

Consulting hours begin Wednesday 22 September, according to the following schedule:

Other times by appointment with the professor.

Class Materials

• Class notes posted September 16, 2010.
• Class notes posted September 22, 2010.
• Class notes posted October 5, 2010.
• Practice midterm
• Class notes posted November 2, 2010.
• A note on how to do bit fiddling in Java.

Assignments

Computing Environment

To do the assignments you may use your own computer or the computers in the Computer Science Department labs MC 8, MC 10, MC 230, MC 235 (when they are not otherwise scheduled). If you wish to use your own computer, you will need to have a Java programming environment on it, for example as described here.

Handing In

The assignments are to be handed in via WebCT. Please see these WebCT instructions.

• Assignment 1. Given Sept 16. Due Sept 29.
• Assignment 2. Given Sept 30. Due Oct 13. (It wasn't linked to the course page, though, until Oct 5 so it can be handed in without penalty until Oct 19. This is an absolute deadline, however, and the assignment cannot be handed in after that.)
• Assignment 3. Given Oct 27. Due Nov 3.
• Assignment 4. Given Nov 2. Due Nov 16.
• Assignment 5. Given Nov 2. Due Nov 30.