Programming assignments are different from assignments in other
courses.
Computer Accounts
Accounts on the CSE UNIX systems will be generated from class
lists. CSE 115 students will have accounts on armstrong and yeager.
All CSE 115 students may use Norton 19 during open hours (will be
posted on the door) to work on course work. CSE undergraduate majors
can use the lab in Bell 338, others should use yeager remotely. New
CSE majors who do not yet have card access to Bell 338 should see the
CSE Department Web Help
System.
Readings
You are responsible for reading the chapters in the text
according to the posted schedule, possibly modified by announcements
in class. You are to read the material before the lecture that
covers it, and you may want to reread it afterwards also. You are
responsible for the material in these chapters whether or not they
are covered explicitly in class, but you should feel free to ask
about anything you think needs more clarification, both in lecture
and in recitation.
Labs
Read each lab assignments as soon you finish the previous one.
It is expected that you will begin working on it in a recitation
meeting, but do the background reading ahead of time, and you can
even begin working on the lab assigment early.
