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CSCE 145: Algorithmic Design I Introduction

Muhammad Nazmus Sakib

Course Instructors and TAs • Course Co-ordinator ▫ Dr. Michael Huhns

• Instructor ▫ Muhammad N. Sakib

• Lab TA ▫ Section 1 - Daniel Pade & Shi Zhong Han ▫ Section 2 - William Hoskins & Jun Zhou

Meeting Hours • Lecture Hours ▫ MW 1.10 – 2.00 PM ▫ Room – Swearingen 2A14

• Lab Hours ▫ Section 1 - TTh 8.00 - 10.00 AM ▫ Section 2 - TTh 10.05 - 12.05 AM ▫ Room – Swearingen 1D11

My Information • Muhammad N. Sakib ▫ Email – [email protected] ▫ Office – Swearingen 1D49 ▫ Office Hours - MW 2.00 - 3.30 PM or by appointment

Course Website & Links • Main Website

▫ http://www.cse.sc.edu/~sakib/145/index.html

• Lecture Schedule & Slides

▫ http://www.cse.sc.edu/~sakib/145/lectures.html

• Homework Assignments

▫ http://www.cse.sc.edu/~huhns/csce145/homeworkAssign.html

• Lab Assignments

▫ http://www.cse.sc.edu/~huhns/csce145/labAssign.html

• Dr. Huhns’ Website

▫ http://www.cse.sc.edu/~huhns/csce145/

Textbook • Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming, 6th Edition, • Author ▫ Walter Savitch

• Publisher ▫ Prentice Hall, 2012

• ISBN ▫ 978-0-13-216270-8.

Syllabus • Link ▫ http://www.cse.sc.edu/~huhns/csce145/CSCE145 Syllabus.html

• Description & Goals

Syllabus - Course Structure • Lectures ▫ principles of algorithmic design and how to express your designs in the Java language ▫ will move along quite fast

• Laboratories ▫ implementation of the principles that have been presented in lecture ▫ learn how to use Eclipse for writing Java programs

• Supplemental Instructions ▫ available to assist you in better understanding the course material

Syllabus - Grade Breakdown Grading Item 25 Lab Assignments, 10 points each 2 Lab Tests, 100 points each 10 Homework Assignments, 20 points each 2 Midterms, 100 points each

Percentage 25% 20% 20%

20%

Final, 100 points

10%

10 Quizzes, 5 points each

5%

Syllabus - Exams • First In-Class Exam ▫ Monday, February 24

• First Lab Exam ▫ Tuesday, February 25

• Second In-Class Exam ▫ Monday, March 31

• Second Lab Exam ▫ Tuesday, April 1

Syllabus - Grading • No Late Work! • Lab work is due by the end of the lab meeting time, must be done in the lab, and cannot be turned in later for credit. • Homework assignments are to be sent in electronically to the CSE Dropbox before the indicated time on the day they are due, and they must be done individually.

Syllabus • Attendance ▫ Required for every lecture and lab session.

• Honor Code ▫ First offense  receive a grade of 0 for the assignment

▫ Second offense  will receive a grade of F for the course

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