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Class Syllabus
Course Structure: This is both a lecture and a laboratory course. There will
be section meetings held at regularly scheduled times. Additional
material will be presented at the section meetings as well as discussion of lecture
material and assignments. The formal prerequisite for CSE102 is
CS100 or equivalent. Please
discuss your situation with me if you do not meet
these requirements.
Course grade and information: The course grade will be based upon programming
projects and writen exercises (40%), a midterm examination (25%), and the final
examination (35%). Students must take the final examination at the scheduled time to
complete the course. Student who elect "P/NP" grading will be given a letter grade for their
own information, but the letter grade will not be reported to the registrar. Marks and other
course information will be placed in the course bulletin board placed in cse102/public
under the class umbrella on ieng9, as well as on the class home page. Marks will be posted
by student number only. Incomplete grades will be given only for extraordinary medical or
personal emergencies that cause you to miss the final examination and only if your work,
up to that point, is satisfactory.
Computer use: You may use any Academic Computer Services facility to complete the storage
systems exercises using the C++ programming language. Questions regarding course account
should be directed to the TA. Homework assignments
will be graded on the Academic Computing Services ieng9 system. You will be held responsible for
the consequences of your activities on these computing facilities.
Much of the course material will be available online; you will be able to obtain a copy from the
course home page. This is available from the departmental WWW page (as you should know very
well, since you are reading this...). You can use the ghostview utility program to display
postscript files or print them using a postscript laser printer. YOu may obtain a suitable
printing account from ACS for this.
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