CSE 110
Introduction to Computer Science
Summer 2008
Summer 2008
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CSE 110
Introduction to Computer Science
Summer 2008 |
| Instructor: | Ahmad Esmaili Phone: (631) 632-1628 email: esmaili@cs.sunysb.edu Office: 1438A Computer Science Office hours: Monday and Wednesday, 1:00PM-2:00PM, or by appointment. |
| Class hours: | Monday and Wednesday 9:30AM-12:55PM. Library N3063 |
| Class web page: | http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~cse110/ |
| Announcements: | * Lecture starts on Monday, June 2nd. |
| Homework and Lab assignments: |
Lab #1, Tuesday June 3. Lab #2, Tuesday June 10. Solutions Lab #3, Tuesday June 17. Solutions Lab #4, Tuesday June 24. Solutions Lab #5, Tuesday July 1. Solutions Lab #6, Tuesday July 8. Solutions HW #1, due Tuesday June 10. Solutions HW #2, due Tuesday June 17. Solutions HW #3, due Tuesday June 24. Solutions HW #4, due Tuesday July 1. Solutions HW #5, due Tuesday July 8. Solutions HW #6, due Tuesday July 8. Solutions (Optional) |
| Lab sections: | All lab sessions are held in Computer Science Building 2116 (SINC site). |
| 01, Tuesday 9:30AM-12:55PM | |
| TAs and their sections: | 01: Carlos A. Ramirez, (caramire@ic.sunysb.edu)
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| TA office hours: | All the TAs hold office hours in room
2110, where
you can go for help on class material, homework, and lab skills.
Tuesdays 1:00PM-2:00PM, Carlos A. Ramirez |
| Material: | CSE 110 is a 3 credit introduction to fundamentals of computer science for majors. Topics covered include algorithms, problem-solving techniques, computer applications, data structures, and machine principles. Students will gain experience using the Java programming language to solve a variety of numeric and nonnumeric problems. |
| Text book: | An Invitation to Computer Science: Java Version, Third Edition G. Michael Schneider and Judith L. Gersting, Brooks/Cole, 2007 ISBN 1-4188-3654-0 |
| Grading basis: | Lab assignments(15%), homeworks(25%), quizzes(8%), midterm (22%), final (30%). Assignments will be emailed to the TA's email account listed above. Homework assignments are due by the beginning of class on the date due; late work is not accepted. No make up exam will be given. |
| Midterm Exam: | Wednesday June 18, 10:00AM-12:30PM |
| Final Exam: | Monday July 9, 10:00AM-12:30PM |
| Policies: | Regular lecture and lab attendance is essential or you will probably fail the course. You are encouraged to work together discussing the ideas and techniques for all homework assignments and programming projects, but then write your own solutions rather than copying a group solution. |
| Web resources: | If you want to install FTP, Telnet, or SSH
on
your PC, you can download them from the
SINC software web page or the direct SoftWeb link . (SSH is recommended because it
functions as Telnet and FTP, yet encrypts your data so
it
is secure.)
If you want to install a java compiler on your PC, you can download the SDK from Sun's website. |
| Grades | Click here to access grading program. Course final grades will be made available on the university's Solar System web site. |
| Disabilities: | If you have a physical, psychiatric/emotional, medical or learning disability that may impact on your ability to carry out assigned course work, you are strongly urged to contact the staff in the Disabled Students Services (DSS) office, in the ECC building (phone: 632-6748/TDD). DSS will review your concerns and determine, with you, what accommodations are necessary and appropriate. All information and documentation of disability is confidential. |