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The table below gives the times and places of review sessions along with
the person leading the review session and the topic. We will try to make
the review session interactive. At least part of the time, you (the student)
will write answers to problems and then the correct answers will be shown
and discussed.
Each review session covers a particular topic. It is up to you to decide
which to attend. The last three sessions, while aimed at particular topics,
are bound to cover aspects of the development of classes as in questions
3-5 on Prelim 3.
Each session will attempt to discuss specific errors that students make.
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Date
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Time
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Room
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Instructor
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Topic
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| Mon 5/09 |
11:00 AM |
Olin 255 |
Ganesh
Ramayanarayanan |
Executing sequences of statements involving creation
of new objects. Like question 3, about computers, on a past
prelim. |
| Mon 5/09 |
01:00 PM |
Olin 255 |
Kamal Aboul-hosn |
Executing method calls, drawing a frame for each call. |
| Tues 5/10 |
11:00 AM |
Olin 255 |
David Gries |
Developing loops from invariants. |
| Tues 5/10 |
01:00 PM |
Olin 255 |
David Gries |
Developing the required algorithms (e.g. binary search). |
| Wed 5/11 |
11:00 AM |
Olin 255 |
Colin Reuter |
Matlab. |
| Wed 5/11 |
01:00 PM |
Olin 255 |
Eric Lee |
Use of apparent and real classes; the need for casting,
e.g. with Vectors. |
| Thur 5/12 |
11:00 AM |
Olin 165 |
Jeff Hartline |
Using abstract classes and abstract methods. |
| Thur 5/12 |
01:00 PM |
Olin 255 |
Noel Codella |
Writing constructors in classes and subclasses. |
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