Courses taught in Winter Term, 2005

Programming in C++

•  Assignments
  •  Assignment 1
  •  Assignment 3.
  •  Assignment 4.
  • Assignment 5. (Updated!)
    • Note 1: The text of the assignment has been updated slightly (typos removed, wording clarified). Check it out.
    • Note 2: (April 27) to many of you: the homework is now 1 week overdue. Reminder: you are supposed to hand in a paper printout to me, in addition to emailing the ZIP-ped package to the marker. I will also need a printout of your data (input) file or files.
    • Here is a partial solution [ZIP] if you are still struggling with the input from the prepared file. This version just reads the 15 or so items from the input file, stores them in the inventory array then prints out the inventory (as you too are required to do, but some forgot) to the output file.
      The rest of the processing is still your job.
    • Note 3. on technique, program structure and style, a reminder and an Updated warning. Follow the link.
• (Urgent!) Epreuve Synthese
  • The three students doing the Epreuve in this course, follow this link.
• Pre-Exam Office Hours: Monday, May 9, 12 - 2pm

•  Class Tests
  •  Test #1
    •  A short Pre-test Quiz
    •  Answers to the quiz (Updated!)
  •  Test #2:
    •  Pre-test guide
  •  Test Results
•  Goodies
• Humor
  • If you have trouble understanding loops ... (link courtesy of. Mr. R. Rolnick)

Technical Drawing

• Announcements
  • Epreuve Synthese list.
  • Tentative Dates for Test#2
• Pre-Test info
  • Class Test #1:
    • Study Guide to be used with your textbook (plus a little extra on computer basics).
    • Terminology Checklist on Solid Edge
  • Class Test #2
    • New! Study Guide for Test #2
• Assignments
  •  Assignment 2. Given out in class.
  •  Assignment 3. placed on the network in the College Computer Lab.
  •  Assignment 4. placed on the network in the College Computer Lab.
  •  Assignment 5. placed on the network in the College Computer Lab.

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• Final Project
  In addition to what is, and will be, discussed in class, please note the following:
  
  •  If you are interested in the "Tinkertoy Project", an inventory of Tinkertoy parts can be seen in folder
         T:\Tech_drawing\Tinkertoy on the College network.
  •  Three sample "Tinkertoy" projects are available in my office for you to look at or borrow.
  • New!  Here is a short set of project guidelines originally written for the "Tinkertoy Project", but just as applicable to other project choices. [MS-Word document.]
  • A hardcopy of the "Mechanical Pencil Assembly" shown in class was placed on reserve in the College Library. (W2005)
    
  • Important Note! As of Wednesday May 4, a number of people had not yet placed their files in the designated "Project" folder on Drive T: on the College network, inside the folder that has your name (where you were required to leave your assignment files during the term). As discussed several times in class, and clarified again on Monday May 3, these files are part of your project. Without them the project is seriously incomplete and will be marked accordingly.
    
    On Friday May 6, 3pm I will make the final version of the CD containing the T:/.../Tech_drawing/students folder, which I will use during the evaluation of your projects.
    
    Reminder for those who were absent in the last few classes: as per your Course Outline/Plan D'Etudes, you are responsible for everything discussed in class, whether or not you are present.

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  Examples
  •   List of Geometric Constructions that you should know (courtesy Dr. E. Regener).[.pdf file]  
  •  Pictures:
    •  Third Angle Projection
    •  First Angle Projection
  •   Handout on Dimensioning (courtesy Dr. E. Regener) [.pdf file]
• Goodies
  •  A nice summary of various Geometric Constructions, by a school in Lincolnshire, Illinois.

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