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• Prerequisites: CIS 212, Math 232.


• CIS 323
  • Time Thurs 8:30am-9:50am Mon 4-5:20pm
  • room 200 160 Deschutes
  • crn 16104


• Instructor: Aaron Henner
  • Office: 228 Deschutes
  • Office Hours: Wednesday 2-3pm, Thursday 10-11am
  • email ahenner@cs.uoregon.edu


• Course Requirements:

  There will be 5 individual programming assignments. They will each be graded out of 100. You need 70% to pass. That means 350 points out of 500. There will be an opportunity at the end for some extra credit as well.

  An additional requirement to pass is that you must use a different programming language for at least two of the assignments. You can use any language available on the department Solaris machines. This includes Java, C/C++, Python, Perl, Ruby, MIPS, Shell-Script, ML, Scheme. If you want to use a different language, contact me.



• Academic Dishonesty:

  Cheating is bad, mmkay? Don't cheat. You can fail this class, or get kicked out of school. Also I wouldn't be very happy. Trust me, you want a happy teacher.

  For this class, all code and pseudo-code should be your own. You can discuss things at the conceptual level with other students. Also, you can share very specific "how do I" information that is specific to the programming language, and not the data structure. Examples include "how do I read a line of input in Java?" or "What's the syntax for creating a class in C++?".

  Here is some general guidance to follow:

  Don't:
  • Share your code or pseudo-code
  • Read any code that solves the exact problem that you're trying to solve
  • Think that you can get away with cheating by just renaming a few variables
  
  Do:
  • Guard your files, including setting permissions correctly
  • Document any part of your code that was heavily influenced by the textbook, an online resource, previous work, etc
  • Ask the instructor if you are unsure about what you're allowed to do