UHS Programming in C++

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Assignments
B E G I N N I N G P R O G R A M M I N G
Chapter 2:	Operators, Selection Structures, and Loops
Chapter 2:	Pseudocode and Loops
Chapter 3:	Functions and Random Number Generation
Chapter 4:	Arrays, Bubble Sorts, and Double-subscripted Arrays
A D V A N C E D P R O G R A M M I N G
Chapter 5:	Strings and Pointers
Chapter 6:	Classes I
Chapter 7:	Classes II
Chapter 8:	Operator Overloading
Chapter 9:	Inheritance

    Grading

• Assignments 25%
• Assignments are listed above.
• Each program on each assignment must be signed off by Beuschlein or a lab aide.
• Point values for programs are listed on the assignments themselves.
• Quizzes 30%
• Quizzes happen every couple of weeks.
• They are taken on the computer.
• Quizzes will be based on notes, assignments, and reading.
• Class Participation and Independence 5%
• Do you have good questions and comments during note-taking time?
• Are you paying attention and taking notes?
• Are you doing the reading?
• Are you productive in class?
• Are you spending time at home programming, writing psuedocode, or creating flowcharts?
• Are you independent? It's ok to ask for help but not when you don't even have a book or notes in front of you. Learn to use these resources for examples, ideas, syntax, etc. If you do all the programs on all the assignments but need a great deal of help from me or others on each one, this means you can't really program by yourself.
• Semester Project 20%
• Can be done individually or with a partner. Partner projects should be bigger and better.
• Can be one large program or several small ones.
• Project Grading
• Difficulty level
• Size / complexity
• Creativity
• How well it actually works
• Project idea is up to you, but check you idea out with me first.
• Final Exam 20%
• This will be the only paper test you take.
• It is more comprehensive and more difficult than the quizzes.
• It's part multiple choice, part code writing.