Course Organizer COP 3330 Object Oriented Programming in C++ Fall Semester 2018

Root View: Course Components
Syllabus	The course syllabus establishes course policies on grading, attendance, and exams. The syllabus should be read in detail at beginning semester.
Lectures	This is the main knowledge resource for the course. Lectures are in the form of a slide show with an accompanying narrative. (Click "Narrative on" to see the narrative. Click "Frames[Windows]" to toggle between displaying the narrative in a separate frame or a separate resizable window.) Please report bugs/corrections in the appropriate Canvas discussion forum. Note: The lecture notes are undergoing revision during the semester.
Calendar	The course calendar: coverage, assignments, lecture notes all released here.
Assignments	Assignments are intended to be total learning experiences, not merely exercises in programming. The assignment documents in particular are used to elaborate on topics and introduce new ones. The content of assignments is of equal importance with the lecture notes. Assignments will be released through the calendar. Note that assignment deadlines will be enforced and that successful completion of most assignments requires starting at least two weeks in advance of the deadline. Assignments will be assessed using the policy described here. We expect polished, thoughtfully prepared work and will assess accordingly. Note that a work log is expected for each programming assignment.
Canvas	The FSU/Canvas Portal, where you will find this course. The course site is the main communication resource for the class. Here you can get help, talk to other students, retrieve your grades, and generally keep up with course news and announcements.
Students helping students	Policy on students helping students. PLEASE NOTE: students may help other students in a Blackboard forum or a designated classroom. Any other form of help, whether using email or an external facility such as "slack", is a violation of the code of conduct. READ THE DOCUMENT && (FOLLOW THE RULES || FACE THE CONSEQUENCES).
Office Hours	Instructor office hours and contact information
LIB	The course code distribution library LIB = /home/courses/cop3330p/LIB/
Testing Environment	Code submitted for assignments will be built and tested on linprog using clang++ with all warning flags set and the ISO-11 standard library.
Code Stds	A C++ coding style guide - required for this course.

Extras: Miscellaneous Resources and References
SSH	The version of ssh software for Windows that FSU pays for and recommends. From off-campus, you will need a username and password - these will be on the course site where your FSU login is required. See SSH, The Secure Shell: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition (O'Reilly) for more info on SSH.
FAQ	Frequently Asked Questions harvested from discussion boards
Make1 Make2	Two tutorials on the make utility and makefiles
Valgrind	Valgrind is an instrumentation framework for building dynamic analysis tools. There are Valgrind tools that can automatically detect many memory management and threading bugs, and profile your programs in detail. You can also use Valgrind to build new tools.
C++ Ref	A resource to look up C and C++ libraries
Unix/Emacs Hints	Lacher's Unix and Emacs hints to get started
Princeton Stanford	More Emacs help info - from various sources.
Email	Very brief reminders on setting up and checking CS Email.
g++	The gnu compiler manual, maintained by gnu.org.
clang	The clang compiler manual, maintained by clang.org.

Temporal View: Course Calendar*
Week		Coverage		Deliverable
#	Dates	Lecture Notes Chapters	Text Chapters	Assignment	Due Date
1	8/27 - 9/2	0: Introduction   Distance Student Responsibilities 1: C/C++ Basics   Stroustrup on C++11 2: C/C++ Control Flow   COP3014 Chapter 6: Arrays 3: C/C++ Functions   COP3014 Chapter 7: Pointers	Is Tech Destroying Jobs? Ch 1,2 Ch 3,4 Ch 5	Establish CS Login Assignment 0: Create Portfolio Register For Exams [Distance Students Only] Project 0: The Programming Environment (self-eval)	ASAP ASAP+1 9/9 9/9
2	9/3 - 9/9	4: C++ Classes 1   Classes1.mp4 5: C/C++ Pointers   Pointers.mp4 6: C++ Classes 2   Classes2-1.mp4   Classes2-2.mp4	Ch 6 Ch 9,10 Ch 7,8	Quiz 1 Project 1: Sorting Strings	9/16 9/16
3	9/10 - 9/16	7: Bit Vectors   BitVectors.mp4 8: C++ Classes 3   Classes3.mp4	Ch 11 Ch 14	Project 2: Class ID  Product.mp4	9/23
4	9/17 - 9/23	Buffer Week   Take Practice Exam 1	Ch 1-10,14	Project 3: BitVector	10/7 grace period ends 11/2
5	9/24 - 9/30	Exam 1 Covers Weeks 1 - 4	Exam windows run [Sat - Fri]!		9/28 [Fri]
6	10/1 - 10/7	9: I/O   IO.mp4		Independent Study: Ch 12	10/14
7	10/8 - 10/14	10: C++ Classes 4   Classes4.mp4	Ch 15	Project 4: DOT Common Carrier Framework	10/21 grace period ends 11/9
8	10/15 - 10/21	10: C++ Classes 4   Classes4.mp4	Ch 15	Project 5: DOT FastLane  SunPass.mp4	10/28 grace period ends 11/9
9	10/22 - 10/28	11: C++ Templates	Ch 16	Project 6: Sort Templates	11/4 11/11
10	10/29 - 11/4	12: Data Structures   ADTs.mp4 13: Introduction to fsu::List   14: Linked List Programming	Ch 17 Take Practice Exam 2	Project 7: Stack Project 8: Queue	11/18 12/2 12/2
11	11/5 - 11/11	Exam 2 Covers Weeks 1 - 8	Exam windows run [Sat - Fri]!		11/9 [Fri]
12	11/12 - 11/18	Buffer Week
13	11/19 - 11/25	Thanksgiving Week
14	11/26 - 12/2	Recursion	Ch 13
15	12/3 - 12/9	Buffer Week   Take Practice Exam 3	Ch 1-17		12/7
16	12/10 - 12/16	Final Exam / Exam 3 Covers Weeks 1 - 15	Exam windows run [Sat - Fri]!		12/14 [Fri]
Ω	12/17 - 12/18	Final grades calculated and turned in to registrar

^*Items distributed via the course calendar are not officially realeased until the date they appear in the calendar. Items that are visible in advance may be used, but always check for the updated version at the release date.