CSE332: Object-Oriented Software Development Laboratory

Welcome to the Spring 2006 Course Homepage!

Here you can find all the information that you'll need throughout the semester. All announcements will be made on this page so I recommend you monitor it regularly.

If you would like to check out previous offerings of this course, see Fall 2004,

Course resources:

• Course information
• Syllabus
• Assignments
• References

Announcements

• Final Example Answers: final.pdf
  Posted: 09-05-2006 18:58 by fredk

• Final Exam:
  date/time: Tuesday May 9, 3:30-5:30PM
  place: Same room as lectures.
  Posted: 27-04-2006 17:43 by fredk

• valueObject: By request, I am making my value object classes available. If you use them then an automatic 15 points will be deducted from your final project score. You must request the files from myself or one of the TAs.
  Posted: 21-04-2006 15:25 by fredk

• Late Policy Clarification
Assignments will not be accepted if late. You should varify your submission (i.e. the tar file) before sending to the cse332 account. During your Friday lab session you may ask for your email submission to be verified.
• Final project and Extra Credit Lab Update: The extra credit lab is worth 3 lab/quiz grades. That is, I will replace your 3 lowest lab/quiz grades with the score you earn on the extra credit lab (assuming this is to your advantage).

  I have posted my scanner and token classes: On the CEC hosts go to ~cse332/labs and look in the directories Scanner and valueToken. Example code is in Scanner/main.cc. This code also uses the string utilities in the lib directory. The makefile in ~cse332/labs builds all related code.

  You can also get the code from here src in the Scanner and valueToken sub directories.
  Posted: 11-04-2006 18:21 by fredk

• Extra Credit Lab and Final project: The Extra credit lab is to write a C String library (yes, in C).
  There is also a preliminary version of the final Project.
  Posted: 07-04-2006 20:27 by fredk

• handle class: I am making my handle class available for you to use: you must use either mine or your own. On the CEC linux hosts (hive or any lab host) the handle code is in ~cse332/labs/handler. The class needs the traits class (PolicyTraits) defined in ~cse332/labs/lib/tmpUtils.h. If you are using the handle class with a base class then you must specialize this traits class as described in class.

      template <> class PolicyTraits<valBase> {
        public:
          static valBase* clone(const valBase *ptr) {return ptr ?  ptr->clone() : 0;}
      };
  

  
  Posted: 04-04-2006 20:57 by fredk

• Quiz 3 Solutions: quiz.3.doc
  Posted: 04-04-2006 17:41 by fredk

• midterm answers: midterm.doc
  Posted: 04-04-2006 15:41 by fredk

• Lab 10: I have posted lab 10.
  Posted: 31-03-2006 20:47 by fredk

• Lab 9 extension: I have extended the turn in deadline for Lab 10 to midnight on Sunday (2/4)
  Posted: 31-03-2006 16:17 by fredk

• Lab 9 Update: As discussed in class today, your solution for Lab 9 must handle two distinct cases:
  1. The Handle class references a base class (static type) but the actual object is a derived class (dynamic type). In this case to prevent slicing you will want the derived class to implement the clone() member method (ptr->clone()).
  2. The static and dynamic types of the object referenced by the handle class is the same. In this case using the new operator and copy constructor is sufficient (new T(*ptr)).
  I suggest using traits as we discussed in class.

  Of course the test program submitted with your lab must handle these two cases.

  I have update the lab description to include the example PolicyTraits class.
  Posted: 30-03-2006 17:45 by fredk

• Lab 9: I have posted lab 9.
  Posted: 24-03-2006 15:26 by fredk

• Lab 8: I have posted lab 8.

  I have also posted my solution to lab 7 String
  Posted: 03-03-2006 19:39 by fredk

• example String test code: test.cc
  Posted: 02-03-2006 18:06 by fredk

• Lab 7: I have posted lab 7.
  Posted: 24-02-2006 17:25 by fredk

• Lab 6 Update: I have updated the lab 6 requirements: I added the requirement that you must supply a test program(s) that verifies all public methods using both valid and invalid data.
  Posted: 18-02-2006 08:46 by fredk

• Lab 6: I have posted lab 6, it is due during your next lab session. For this lab I provide you with a class interface and you must supply the implementation.
  Posted: 17-02-2006 17:58 by fredk

• Scanner: I have posted my scanner source, lib and makefiles

  lib, Makefile.inc and Scanner.

  Keep in mind that my solution is different than yours, I define different tokens and print output differently. But my source may answer some questions. It also shows you how to setup a library for yourselves.
  Posted: 16-02-2006 19:26 by fredk

• My lab 4 solution: My lab 4 solution is in the file rddir.cc in the dir directory. The other source file implements a simple directory listing for regular files.
  Posted: 11-02-2006 10:39 by fredk

• TA Office Hours:
  Tony: Saturday 1:00-4:00PM, Thursday 8:00-10:00PM
  Eric Sunday 5:30-7:30PM
  All office ours are in the CEC Linux lab.
  Posted: 10-02-2006 18:40 by fredk

• Lab 5: I have posted lab 5, see homework url.
  Posted: 10-02-2006 18:40 by fredk

• Lab Instructions: Today (02/10) you are to turn in Lab 4 using the turin instructions included below.

  Handouts for Lab and Project assignments:

  • To turn in your lab assignments you are to follow these instructions: turnin.txt.
  • All labs and projects will be graded to these standards: ProjectGrading.doc, ProjectGrading.txt.
  • Projects must always include a README text file with the following format: Report.doc, Report.txt.
  • General style guidelines for labs and projects: style.txt.
  
  Posted: 10-02-2006 12:32 by fredk

• Updated notes: The C/C++ notes that includes the precedence chart are here: ppt or pdf.

  I have created another powerpoint file which just includes the precedence chart for C and c++. Take a look at the c++ precedence chart and verify it is correct. I put this together quickly to get you started so do verify against the precedence chart in your book. Edit or modify this chart as you wish then use while programming. Prec.ppt.
  Posted: 07-02-2006 20:00 by fredk

• useful C++ referecnces: http://www.cppreference.com/ and the FAQ Lite http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/
  Posted: 07-02-2006 20:02 by fredk

• using getopt: Here is an example of using getopt() to parse command line args: getopt.
  Posted: 03-02-2006 14:06 by fredk

• lab 4: the inclass portion of today's lab session: lab4.
  Posted: 03-02-2006 12:02 by fredk

• Roster for lab3: In case you can not login to the CEC systems here is a roster to use for lab 3: Roster.
  Posted: 02-02-2006 15:19 by fredk

• Lab 3: For lab 3 you are to write three different C++ programs which read a student roster file as described in class. The example roster (and perl code to generate roster) is in the directory ~cse332/work.

  See the homework URL for a complete description: homework.html
  Posted: 31-01-2006 18:31 by fredk

• Lab 2: Lab 2 is posted.
  Posted: 27-01-2006 11:35 by fredk

• First Lab: Attendance for the first lab session is mandatory (i.e. a lab grade is assigned based on your in-lab efforts). Lab description: lab1
  Posted: 19-01-2006 18:11 by fredk

Last update: 09-05-2006 18:59