| Name: Aleksandr Khasymski | Name: Yeong-Tay Timothy Sun |
| E-mail: khasymski AT cs DOT vt DOT edu | E-mail: ytsun AT vt DOT edu |
| Office: McB 133 | Office: McB 133 |
| Office hours: TR 1-3pm, F 10am-12pm | Office hours: W 8-10am, 11am-1pm, F 11am-1pm |
| Name: William Lindner | Name: Gregg Tabot |
| E-mail: wlindner AT vt DOT edu | E-mail: gtab AT vt DOT edu |
| Office: McB 133 | Office: McB 133 |
| Office hours: MW 1:10-4pm | Office hours: MW 10am-1pm |
April 30
- Final Exam on Tuesday, May 6: 10:05am. Exam coverage and details (updated Apr 30, 145pm)
April 26
- Project 4 due date moved to April 28 midnight.
April 24
- HW 3 due April 29, 11:55pm; submit through blackboard.
April 12
- Specifications for the final project (Project 4) are now posted. The project is due on April 26.
April 4
- To get up to 10 extra credit points for Project 3, write classes for the letters V and N. Refer to this page for instructions.
April 2
- Take note of Project 3 due April 9. Specs are in the Projects section.
- Notes and examples on Aggregate classes are available via the Course Materials section.
March 19
- No lab on March 19 and 21, but the TAs will be available during the lab periods (in the Torgersen rooms), if you need help with HW 2 (see next bullet).
- HW 2 due March 21, 11:55pm; submit through blackboard . Blackboard will be ready to accept submissions by March 19 at 6pm.
February 26
- Homework 1B is now available through blackboard until Friday (Feb 29) midnight. It is exactly the same as Homework 1 except that there is no time limit (except the submission deadline) so you can do as much looking up or testing as you need. Note that only one submission is allowed. Those who have received a score of 20 in HW 1 need not take this HW.
- Project 2 (due March 10) has been posted. Web-cat submissions for Project 2 will be available by Thursday.
- The midterm exam (two parts) will be held in class on March 12 (multiple choice portion) and March 17 (programming portion). Coverage of the midterm is Chapters 1 through 5 of the textbook. There will be a midterm review session on March 10 in class.
February 21
- Homework 1 will be available through blackboard between Friday (Feb 22) noon and Monday (Feb 25) midnight. It will be carried out pretty much like an online quiz. You will have 1 hour to complete the 20-item homework. The honor code applies for this homework (as in all other HWs) which means you should complete this on your own, although you are free to use the resources we have used in this course (textbook, slides, compiler) as references.
February 14
- Please take a look at the instructions for submitting Project 1
February 6
- For this week please read chapter 3 through page 103
January 25
- The textbook notes can now be accessed via blackboard
- Take a look at the "Course Materials" section of this website for additional notes and material.
January 23
- Read chapter 2 of the Horstmann text up to page 54
- There will be lab sessions this week (Jan 23 and 25). Take note of the section you were enrolled in.
January 14
- Read chapter 1 of the Horstmann text
- To get an early start with Java programming, install Java and BlueJ software in your personal computers: instructions
- There will be NO lab sessions on January 16 and 18.