The written portion of the final exam is scheduled for Thursday the 29th. The practicum will be held during final week, Thursday, Dec 6th from 2:00 to 4:00 PM.

If you had points taken off of program 7 with the comment "Not General Purpose," this was a mistake. Please turn your program in for a regrade.

--P. Maurer

Click here for a copy of the program-8 assignment.

Click here for a sample data file. (Right click and save target.)

Click Here for a copy of Scores.txt.

Click here for a copy of the handout for Program 4.

Click here for a test file. (To get this to work, right-click and choose "Save Target As").

Click Here for a copy of programming assignment Number 3. The flowchart is due in class on Sept 13th, and the program itself is due on the upload site on Sept 16, one second before midnight.

Click Here for the programming assignment for Program 2. This assignment is due Sunday Sept 9, 2007 at or before 23:59:59.

A flowchart is required for this assignment.

Turn in your flowchart Tuesday Sept 11.

Click Here for a copy of Programming Assignment 1.

Due on or before Friday, Aug 31, 2007, 23:59:59.

1. Start Visual Studio .NET
2. From the File Menu select NEW (click on it)
3. From the submenu select PROJECT (click on it)

4. ON the lefthand side select "Visual C++ Projects"
5. On the righthand side select "Win32 project"
    You will probably have to scroll down to find "Win32 project"
6. In the box at the bottom select a name for the project.
    This name will become the folder-name for your project files.
7. In the box below the name, select the folder in which your project will reside.
    If you're using a lab computer, you might want to make this point to your USB pen drive.
    A good name for program zero is P0.
8. Click OK.

6. On the Win32 application wizard, select "Application Settings"
7. Under "Application Type" select "Console Project"
8. Under "Additional Options" click "Empty Project"
9. Click Finish

10. On the righthand side of the Visual C++ window you will see your project name
      followed by a bunch of folders.
11. Right-click on your project name.
12. From the menu select "Add"
13. From the submenu select "Add New Item"

14. On the left side, select Visual C++
15. On the right side select C++ File (.cpp)
16. In the box next to the bottom, change the name of your file
      so it matches your project name followed by ".cpp"
      "P0.cpp" would be good for program zero.
17. Make sure that the bottom box contains the path to your project directory 
18. Click "Open"

19. Type the following text into your file. (You will learn to add more stuff to this
      in lab.)

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

 

return 0;

}

20. From the "Debug" menu select the red exclamation point "Start without debugging"
21. If Visual C++ asks you any questions, click "Yes"
22. When you are done looking at your output window, press "ENTER".

That's it. Unfortunately, this program doesn't do anything, but the rest of the course will teach you how to fix that.

--P. Maurer

Click here for the assignment sheet for program zero.

Due Friday, Aug 24, 2007 at one second before midnight.

--P. Maurer