Pascal Programming COP2211

Intermediate Pascal Programming Class Information

Please observe the continual changes in the course outline. This weeks important information will be in BLACK below. Please DO complete the reading assignments. If you have any questions, email me. The class syllabus information is the same as Beginning Pascal. Final Exams for Intermediate Pascal will be held on Tuesday, October 28. Assignment information is listed below:

Week one
Week two
Week three
Week four
Week five:

TEST

Topical Outline for COP 2210

Thurs.	9/25	LAB
Tues.	9/30 	read chapter 8
		review functions, arrays, abstract types, 
		start working on Program Standard Documentation
		and Project Proposal, select functions for class library

Thurs.	10/2	NO LAB Today
Tues.	10/7 	read chapter 9 pg 324-355, 
		chapter 13 pg. 515-537, chapter 14 pg. 559-565 
		ordinal types and ORD(), SUCC(), PRED(), CHR() functions,
		more on arrays and user defined types, procedural recursion, 
		subrange data types, and random number generation, 
		teams must define the Units that 
		they will use for their project and assignment #3
		Assignment 1 and 2 are due - Functions and Documentation

Thurs.	10/9	LAB PH310 
Tues.	10/14	read chapter 10, chapter 11 pgs. 406-427
		code reviews: Bacchus, Camlin, Ricci, Vincent
		turbo strings and their functions, my unit example
		complex array types, array usage examples, and records 
		Assignment 3 due - Units

Thurs.	10/16	LAB PH310
		code reviews: Jacob, Casmir, Graham, Cantrell 
Tues.	10/21	read remainder of chapter 9 and 11
		code reviews: Wright, Kilgore, King, McInerney, Mercado, Colman
		more on functions
		introduction to stacks and queues

Thurs.	10/23	LAB PH310, Teams present their projects to the class.
Tues.	10/28	Team Member Evaluations and *FINAL EXAM*
		Assignment 4 due - Team Project

Thurs. 	10/30	LAB PH310 - Everything Returned. 
Tues.	11/4	Advanced Pascal Begins

Intermediate Pascal Programming
COP 2211-0007 Assignment Information

Week 1

9/30/97

Overview on expression evaluation
On coding functions
Array Types
User-Defined Types and Units

10/2/97

NO Official Lab Work
Download Code Examples and Try them out

Assignment 1:

Due: 10/7/97

Write a document that outlines
your teams programming
practices and standards.
Also define and describe
your teams proposed team project.

Assignment 2:

Due: 10/7/97

Design and code the function
that you signed
up for. Remember to document
it well given the
standards that I defined in
class. Create a driver
program with Stubs to prove
to me that the function
executes properly and so
that I can test it.

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Intermediate Pascal COP2211-0007
Week Two

Week 2

10/7/97

More on One-Dimensional Arrays
Ordinal Types
Subrange Types and Enumerated Types
Random Number Generation
Help with Function Development
Procedural Recursion

10/9/97

Lab Work
Team Meetings

Assignment 3:

Due: 10/14/97

Write a document that outlines
your teams programming
practices and standards.
Also define and describe
your teams proposed team project.

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Please feel free to use this unit for your team projects. If you want to add to the source code, that's great. Anything that you add, I would like to get a copy of. You may add procedures and additional functions to the unit.

Intermediate Pascal COP2211-0007
Week Three

Week 3

10/14/97

Code Reviews: Camlin, Ricci, Bachus, Vincent
Complex Arrays and Examples
Record Types
Procedural Recursion Examples

10/16/97

Lab Work: Code Reviews

Jacob, Casmir, Graham, Martin, Cantrell

Team Meetings

Assignment 4: Team Projects

Due: 10/28/97

As proposed by your
team and implemented
in accordance to your team's
Programming Standards Document.

Each project must be
demonstrated to the class
on Thursday, October 23
during Lab. Each team
will have 10 minutes for this.
Handouts are a plus.

The project receives ONE
grade. The manner in
which this grade is distributed
among team members
WILL be based on the Team
Member Evaluations
completed by your co-workers.

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Intermediate Pascal COP2211-0007
Week Four

Week 4

10/21/97

Code Reviews:

Wright, Kilgore, King, McInerney, Mercado, Colman

Introduction to Stacks
Introduction to Queues
Introduction to Pointers (maybe)
AND a surprise! Don't miss class.

10/23/97

Team Demonstrations

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FINAL EXAM

The details of the final exam will be listed at a later date.

Team members will evaluate the performance of their co-workers today.

AND your Team Projects are DUE TODAY!!! No excuses, No extensions.
Ultimately, the responsibility that this deadline is met falls on the shoulders
of the Team Leader. It is you, team leaders, who will be judged the harshest
if this due date is not met. You were chosen because I saw leadership potential
in you as well as fine software engineering capabilities.

Suffer the consequences, this is the "DEAD" line!

Next Quarter:
Advanced Pascal will cover:
stacks, queues, pointers, implementation of complex array types, non-text files, more complex file handling, linked lists, sorting procedures, merging procedure, insertion and lookup procedures, an introduction into object-oriented development in Turbo Pascal, implementation of record types and other user-defined data types.

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