Class meetings are not lectures; they are activities and lessons that were formerly scheduled outside of class time, including programming assignment overviews, exams, and exam preparation sessions.
| DATE | MEETING | LINKS |
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| 2/4 | Welcome! Let's start the semester with an overview of what to expect in this course. |
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| 2/6 | COS 126 Roadmap Learn how to take best advantage of what we offer. |
Slides |
| 2/11 | No Class Meeting | |
| 2/13 | No Class Meeting | |
| 2/18 | N-Body Assignment Guide
An overview of the N-Body assignment, including a quick introduction to the IntelliJ terminal environment. Programming exam preview. |
Slides |
| 2/20 | No Class Meeting | |
| 2/25 | Practice Programming Exam Take a practice programming exam in a realistic environment. |
Exam Project Submit! Solution |
| 2/27 | PROGRAMMING EXAM 1
Everyone must attend. Go to the exams page. |
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| 3/3 |
Exam 1 Review Past exam questions on the first half of the course. |
Slides |
| 3/5 | WRITTEN EXAM 1
Everyone must attend. |
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| 3/10 | No Class Meeting | |
| 3/12 | Hamming Assignment Guide
An overview of the Hamming assignment, focused on the mechanics of the algorithms you're asked to implement. |
Project Sway |
| SPRING BREAK | ||
| FALL BREAK | ||
| 3/24 | LFSR Assignment Guide
An overview of the LFSR assignment, focused on program structure and mechanics of the algorithms you're asked to implement. |
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| 3/26 | No Class Meeting | |
| 3/31 | Guitar Hero Assignment Guide
An overview of the Guitar Hero assignment, focused on the mechanics of the algorithms you're asked to implement. |
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| 4/2 | No Class Meeting | |
| 4/7 | Markov Assignment Guide
An overview of the Markov assignment, focused on the mechanics of the algorithms you're asked to implement. |
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| 4/9 | No Class Meeting | |
| 4/14 | Traveling Salesperson Guide An overview of the TSP assignment, focused on the mechanics of the algorithms you're asked to implement. |
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| 4/19 | No Class Meeting | |
| THANKSGIVING BREAK | ||
| 4/21 | Exam 2 Review 1
Past exam questions on Performance; Data Types; Sorting and Searching; Stacks, Queues, and Linked Lists; and Symbol Tables. |
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| 4/23 | PROGRAMMING EXAM 2
Everyone must attend. |
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| 4/28 | Exam 2 Review 2
Past exam questions on Theory of Computing; Universality, Computability, and Intractability; and Combinational Circuits |
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| 4/30 | WRITTEN EXAM 2
Everyone must attend. |
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| TBA | Atomic Nature of Matter
An overview of the final project, focused on the mechanics of the algorithms you're asked to implement. |