CIS 250 - C++ Programming II

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Assignments

Note: ALL assignments for this course are to be submitted on kermit. The assignments must compile and run on kermit to be graded. Requests for help with assignments will be expected to refer to work in progress on kermit. Make sure you have access permissions for your assignments set so no other students can copy your work. If someone copies your work, all parties involved get 0 for that assignment and face additional penalties. Make sure every program you submit for this course includes the standard required documentation and follows the C++ coding standards discussed in class (such as NEVER using tabs for indentation in source code).

Here's a link to a short text file you can submit to dropbox to tell the instructor when you are done with an assignment: finished.txt. If you right click on the link and save the file somewhere convenient, you can use it for submitting all of your assignments in Dropbox. [Note: Your actual C++ work should be uploaded to kermit, but Desire2Learn requires at least one file be submitted for an assignment. That's what this file is for.]

  1. Control break report (file I/O, output formatting, implementing an algorithm) (due 1/28/17)
  2. Fraction calculator (functions, error checking, exceptions) (due 2/11/17)
  3. Magic squares (2-D array processing) (due 2/18/17)
  4. Two-dimensional cellular automaton (two-dimensional arrays, classes) (due 2/25/17)
  5. Bank account (inheritance and much more OOP) (due 3/11/17)
  6. Rational numbers (classes, overloading operators) (due 4/1/17)
  7. Dungeon crawler (templated linked lists) (due 4/8/17)
  8. Create a maze (classes, stacks, linked lists) (due 4/15/16)
  9. Sort and count words (binary search tree) (due 4/22/16)
  10. Maze solver (using graph techniques) (due 5/6/16)

Notes

These notes are an outline of what will be covered in lecture/discussion.

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