CS 3340 Windows Programming. Course Evaluation Course Outcomes Not about the instructor Do it Today! 2.

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CS 3340 Windows Programming

Course Evaluation Course Outcomes Not about the instructor Do it Today! 2

Test 3: Remoting Database with multiple tables Similar to Prog8 50 points (Enable/Disable buttons) Initial solutions 3

Test 3: Remoting Thursday in class Lab 206 4

Test 4: Threading Barbershop Similar to Prog5 (Reader & Writer) Tuesday, May 12, 5:00 – 6:52 pm. Lab points Initial solutions 5

Barber Shop 6 Barber Customer Queue

7 C1C2C3 Barber Before Opening There may be customers waiting in queue

8 C1C2C3 Barber Barber Shop Opens C2C3 C1 Barber removes customer from the queue Barber wakes up customer after the hair cut

9 C2C3 Barber Barber Shop Opens C3 C1C2

10 C3 Barber Barber Shop Opens C2C3

11 Barber Barber goes to sleep

12 C4 Barber New Customer Comes Customer wakes up barber before goes to sleep C4

13 C5C6 Barber New Customer Comes C4

14 C5C6 Barber Barber Shop Closing C4 Barber should finish all waiting customers

15 C5C6 Barber Barber Shop Closing C4 C7 New customers don’t wait when shop is closing

16 C6 Barber Barber Shop Closing C5 C8 New customers don’t wait when shop is closing

17 Barber Barber Shop Closing C6 C9 New customers don’t wait when shop is closing

18 Barber Barber Shop Closed Barber shop can open again

19 C10C11 Barber Barber Shop Closed New customers wait when shop is closed

20 C10C11 Barber Barber Shop Opens C11 C10 Barber removes customer from the queue Barber wakes up customer after the hair cut

21 C11 Barber Closing Before Exiting C11

22 Barber Closing Before Exiting Asking user Yes/No

23 C1C2C3 Barber User No Customers come and wait

24 C1C2C3 Barber Exiting Before Opening Clear customer queue

Test 4 (Final) 50 points 5:00 – 6:52, Tuesday, May 12 Section 1 and 2: Lab

Project Demo by 4 PM, Thursday, May 15 Send peer evaluation to me by the demo For each member, including yourself, give a grade score (4 for A, 3 for B, 2 for C, 1 for D, and 0 for F) with brief description 26

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