Assignments and Tests

Note that the printed versions of the assignment handouts, distributed in class, generally look better than what you'll see on this web site. (This is because they are written using the LaTeX typesetting language and then translated into html.)

Midterm 2

Solutions for Horton's (afternoon) test
for Fich's (morning) test

You need a postscript viewer to see the Fich and Horton solutions. They are also available on paper, in the Engineering library, Sandford Fleming Building room 2402.

Assignment 3: Object-Oriented Programming

Note that the OOT and C classes are using completely different assignments this time -- not just the same assignment in 2 different languages.

For the OOT class:
- handout and starter code
For the C/C++ class:
- Assignment handout
- the starter code
- instructions on running the program
- more info about the project files. You probably do NOT need to look at this.

Assignment 3a: Recursion Warm-up

Assignment handout
Driver code for your function, in OOT
Driver code for your function, in C

Note that the starter code reads input until end-of-file. If you are running the program with input coming from the keyboard, the way to indicate end-of-file is to type control-Z.

Assignment 2: Paving Iqualuit

Assignment handout.

Midterm 1

Solutions:
- for Holt's (evening) test
- for Fich's (morning) test
- for Horton's (afternoon) test
You need a postscript viewer to see the Fich and Horton solutions. They are also available on paper, in the Engineering library, Sandford Fleming Building room 2402.

Assignment 1: Appointment Calendar

Assignment handout.
The starter code for the OOT class.
The starter code for the C class.
Sample output.
Cover sheet for handing in the assignment

Comments about the starter code:

There are some differences in the design of the C vs the OOT starter code, partly because the languages naturally lead to style differences.
Read our code and comments critically. You will find things you like and don't like. Part of the assignment (Part D) involves improving on what we've done.

Assignment 0: String Matching

assignment handout
Example of an input file and the output file that should be produced for it.
Note that this sample input file does not constitute good testing.
Starter code in Object-Oriented Turing
Starter code in C

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