CS 100J Introduction to Computing using Java Grade: letter or S/U Spring 2008
704-249 TR 09:05 Olin 255 Instructor: David Gries 4 credits
704-287 TR 11:15 Olin 255 Newsgroup: cornell.class.cs100j

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Every once in a while, we will have a quiz in lecture. We will tell you what will be on the quiz. We expect everyone to get 100 on every quiz.

Reason for quizzes.

A course like CS100 uses a lot of terminology and introduces many new concepts. Typically, the terminology and concepts are used from the day they are introduced onward. If you don't learn them soon after they are introduced, you can't understand later lectures and material. So, each quiz alerts you to what is important for you to learn at that time (and forces you, hopefully, to learn it). We hope that you don't only superficially learn it but grok it. (If you don't know what grok means, bring up ProgramLive (the CD), open the glossary, and look at the entry for grok.

  • Quiz 01. In class, Tuesday, 29 January. You need to know (1) Definition of "type" (see p. 7 of text) , (2) how to execute the assignment statement (p. 28, box on top of page),
  • Quiz 02. In class. Thursday, 7 February. You need to know the three steps involved in evaluating a new-expression. See the box on top of page 116. And you should be able to evaluate a new-expression yourself.
  • Quiz 03.