Section --- Description

• 1 --- Course Guidelines for CIS 223

• 2 --- Course Syllabus for CIS 223

• 3 --- Useful Information about CIS Unix Workstations NOTE: A large number of other related documents may be found via the WWW address:
  http://www.cis.temple.edu/old/cislabs/unix/unix.html
  • Getting Started Using C++ on the CIS Workstations
  • Rules for Use of CIS Labs
  • Logging into the CIS Workstations (from TU and Home)
  • How to Use the "pico" Editor Under UNIX
  • Using the CIS Workstation Floppy Disk Drives for Backup

• 4 --- Assignments
  • Number 0 - Robot Simulator / Palindrome Problem
  • Number 1 - Dice Simulation Problem
  • Number 2 - Money Examples / Fractions Problem
  • Number 3 - Data Collections
  • Number 4 - Pointers, Structs, and Argument Passing in C
  • Number 5 - FACET Assembler Project (with C Argument Passing and C Input/Output)
  • Number 6 - Tracing the Towers of Hanoi
  • Number 7 - A Simple Expression Evaluator
  • Number 8 - Monopoly Simulation
  • Number 9 - On ADTs and Inheritance
  • Number 10 - On Searching, Sorting and Algorithm Efficiency

• The relevant Robot Simulator Code
• Some portions of the code for a Money Class
• Some portions of the code for a Fractions class
• A Linked-List Implementation of a Stack
• Set Template Class Code
• Portions of the Code for the Expression Evaluator Problem

Section --- Description

• 5 --- Assembler Project Hand-outs
  • Hashing Summary
  • External File References - Sample Input Code
  • Hash Table, Link Nodes and Data Nodes (sample code)
• 6 --- Details of the FACET Assembler -- how it works
• 7 --- Searching and Sorting: Supplementary Material
• 8 --- Monopoly Project Handouts
  • Monopoly Rules
  • Monopoly Board and Properties
  • State Transition Diagrams
• 9 --- Recursion Examples
• 10 --- Classes, Inheritance, and Virtual Functions (some quick lessons) (Purang and Tewari)