CS114B Introduction to Computer Science II B. Ramamurthy 5/15/2019 B.Ramamurthy

Course Philosophy Goal-Oriented Practical Case studies to illustrate software design Demos with executable programs Hands on (small) lab work reinforcing the concepts Projects to practice concepts Time to experiment and explore Comprehensive 5/15/2019 B.Ramamurthy

Course Format Lectures: PowerPoint slides. Demos: Working programs in C++. Labs (Recitation) : To reinforce concepts covered in lecture. Project Assignments: To practice design and development. Class Assignments to assess understanding on a daily basis. Exams to assess overall progress. Your interaction during the lecture and any feedback will help immensely. 5/15/2019 B.Ramamurthy

Goals Major Goals Object-Oriented Principles - Encapsulation - Inheritance & Polymorphism - Reusability and Large-Scale Design Problem Solving Techniques - Problem statement to Design - Design to Software - Algorithms - Special Techniques Programming Language : Java - Data Structures - Control Structures - Syntax - Semantics - Good Programming Practices 5/15/2019 B.Ramamurthy

Your Responsibilities Attend lectures, labs Keep up with the lectures by reading the text regularly Complete the work assigned by due date Do not miss exams (dates are already given) For this week: Get your computer (ubunix) account today : 215 Computing Center Register for (free) unix, emacs classes if you are not familiar with these two. 5/15/2019 B.Ramamurthy

Summary This course will be taught as if it is for CS majors. If you fall behind or miss some work it is very hard to make up. Please contact me now if you want me to know of any physical problems, disabilities, family problem or others which may affect you in the course of this semester. Best way to contact me is by email: bina@cs.buffalo.edu 5/15/2019 B.Ramamurthy