CSCI-1411 Fundamentals of Computing Lab

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CSCI-1411 Fundamentals of Computing Lab Shane Transue Summer 2014

Lab 8: Searching and Sorting Arrays Overview: Lab 8 Components Lab Sections (8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4) Do Section 8.4 (including the optional part 4)

Lab 8: Searching and Sorting Arrays 8.1Working with the Linear Search (linear_search.cpp) Ensure that Exercise 2 is complete 8.2 Working with the Binary Search (binary_search.cpp) Answer the questions for Exercises 1, 2 in the source code 8.3 Working with Sorts Select ONE sorting algorithm and complete the Exercises (bubble_sort.cpp) (OR) (selection_sort.cpp) 8.4 You do NOT get to choose your adventure Complete the (non-Optional) Exercise iv) Name the source file: main.cpp

Lab 8: Searching and Sorting Arrays Submission File Checklist Submit all files on Canvas (One at a time or all of them in a single zip file). Be sure to include all source files and documents. 8.1 linear_search.cpp 8.2 binary_search.cpp 8.3 bubble_sort.cpp (OR) selection_sort.cpp (Not both) 8.4 main.cpp (Implement non-optional part iv)