projects
- intro (due 20140124)
- "Hello, World!" (due 20140131)
- data types (due 20140207)
- Squares (due 20140214)
- Day of Week (due 20140221)
- Nikhilam (due 20140228)
- Multiply by 11 (due 20140307)
- Vertically and Crosswise (due 20140321)
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Corning Community College
CSCS1320 C/C++ Programming
Assignments, Documents, Information, and Projects
Projects
- intro (due 20140124)
- "Hello, World!" (due 20140131)
- data types (due 20140207)
- Squares (due 20140214)
- Day of Week (due 20140221)
- Multiply by 11 (due 20140228)
Week 4
- Data Types, continued
- We'll probably talk a bit about if()/selection statements if there are no questions.
Week 3
- Signed values
- how to represent
- how to manually encode
- one's complement (why is this problematic?)
- two's complement
- invert, then add 1
- what this does to the range
- impact on resulting quantity
- discuss next week's project: squares
- input with scanf()
- need to pass variables by address
- formatted text string same as with printf()
Week 2
- We covered some C programming details relating to the data types project:
- printf/fprintf
- STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR
- format string specifiers
- %d
- %u
- %ld
- %lu
- %hd
- %hu
- %hhd
- %hhu
- %c
- %s
- the space allocation/zero padding optional value that can be specified within the format string specifier
- sizeof() function
- relatedly:
- low and high values within a fixed size range
- roll-over
- logical operators
- type casting
- We also looked at cloning BitBucket repositories onto Lab46
Week 1
- Welcome! Be sure to:
- Read over the syllabus
- Subscribe to the class mailing list
- Using the tutorial, set up a screen session and get on #csci on irc
- Get familiar with logging into the pod systems, and once there:
- opening up a terminal
- logging that terminal onto Lab46 for class work and attendance
- Get familiar with how to log onto Lab46, and once on:
- change to your src/ subdirectory
- create/edit .c files (such as hello.c), and how to save/exit
- compile the C program (.c file(s)) into an executable with gcc
- execute the compiled C program (the executable) by specifying a path: ./program_name
- Familiarize yourself with your Opus, and once there:
- customize it (title/subtitle)
- add an introduction
- create your first week content
- Contemplate our first set of programs we're going to write:
- "Hello, World!" program (due by 20140131)
- data type range program (due by 20140207)
- Be aware of the Mental Math programs coming down the pipeline:
- Squares program (due by 20140214)
- Day of Week program (due by 20140221)
- Multiply by 11 program (due by 20140228)
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