CS410: Data Structures, Summer 2000

Course Staff

Classroom - Upson 111  (tentatively)

Using the Newsgroup in CS410

Course Policies and General Information (ps) (pdf)

Academic Integrity

Syllabus (ps) (pdf)

Bugs in CLR

Quiz Solutions

Homeworks

Final Exam

•     Final will be held on Mon Aug 7 , 10 30a-12 30a in Up 111/111A
•     Topics for the final exam  ( PDF )

Announcements

•     Revised prelim statistics
•     Graded HW 6 can be picked up on Sun Aug 6 during Rohit's office hours.
•     Check grades distributed this week to ensure our records are correct ; notify Debra of any discrepancies.
•      Review session on  Fri Aug 3, 3p-4p in Up 111. Questions/topics for review session to be emailed to rohit  by 4p  Thu Aug 3.
•      Suffix trees lectures notes :  #1    #2    #3    #4    #5
•      Handout on Suffix trees : Handout #1   Handout #2
•      HW 4 deadline extened. It is now due on Tue 25/7.
•      The least homewaork grade will be dropped.       
•      Original problem 1 of HW 4 scrapped. New one to be posted tomorrow.
•      HW 4 due on Mon 24/7               (    19/7,    4 30p    )
•      Prelim Statistics                          (    19/7 , 11 40a    )
•      Prelim Solutions ( PDF )             (    19/7 , 11 30a    )   

•      Sample Prelim ( PDF ) - Solutions ( PDF )

•      Corrected Sample Prelim Solutions ( PDF )    

•      Minor errors in HW 3 solutions are rectified .                                                                                                                                

Programming

• CSUGLAB generic information.
• Getting started with Visual J++.
• The Java Tutorial Lots of small well-organized lessons from the folks who wrote the language.
• When learning Java, keep in mind the following topics will not be used in this class: applets, GUI, threads (and synchronization), user-defined packages, internationalization, serialization, javadoc, jar, and probably a bunch of others. (Java has a lot of features.) Focus on the core constructs, classes, inheritance, static vs. instance, exceptions (covered in lecture), etc.