CS 2604 Announcements - Summer I 2003

[Week 4]

• I've posted a draft specification for the second major project... data will follow soon.
• I've posted three more chapters of notes... that should get us through Monday.

• I've posted updated test data for the hash table minor project... this is from the generator that will be used on the Curator.  Enjoy!

• I've posted a very minor revision of the spec for the hash table minor project.  That project will be due midnight, Sunday June 15.

• The midterm will be on Tuesday, June 10.  It will cover everything through AVL trees, but not hashing.
• I've posted the solution for the complexity homework.

[Week 3]

• I've posted the specification for the third minor project, a hash table implementation.

[Week 2]

• I've updated the BST notes on the Notes page to correct an error in the inorder-traversal diagram given in the discussion of a BST iterator.
• I've uploaded the score reports for Homework 1 to the Curator; you can download your report from the system under the heading HW1Reports.  The key has also been posted on the Homework page.

• I've posted source code for a random-number generator for the Skiplist project; be sure you use this in your implementation.
• I've updated the Projects page to include revised due dates for the BST project and the Skiplist project.
• Homework 2, on algorithm analysis, has been posted.

• The Curator is now accepting the BST template implementation.

[Week 1]

• I've posted a major revision of the Minor Project 2 specification.  The basic difference is that I'm imposing more rigid requirements on the names of the data members you use in your implementation of the BST.

• I've posted two more data sets for the huge integer project.  Enjoy!
• The TAs will begin their office hours today in McB 124.  Ranjit will be in from 11:00 to 5:00 today and Tony will be in from 11:00 to 3:00 today.  We will announce their final schedule shortly.
• I've posted a slight revision of the Minor Project 1 specification.  Changes will always be highlighted in yellow.  The change this time was to acknowledge that there will always be a tab character after the exit command.  The posted data file already conformed to that. 

[Preliminary]

• A Forum (discussion board) for CS 2604 is now available.  There is a link to it in the table of contents for this website.  To use the Forum you must log in with your VT PID and password.  Be sure to read the welcome message that's posted on the 2604 Forum for usage guidelines. 

• Students who need to force-add CS 2604 must attend the first class meeting and fill out a CS Department force-add request form.  No decisions will be made regarding force-adds until after the first class meeting.  NOTE:  There will be absolutely NO exceptions to the stated prerequisites for this course.  Do not waste my time by requesting one.