1. Announcements
Final Exam:
Project Due on Monday at noon Central Time

2. Project Project Due Monday at Noon Central Time Turn in to TA (email)
.cpp File
.doc “What I learned” file
.txt Data File
Confirm that TA Received Your Program
No Late Projects Accepted!

3. Documentation, Etc. Comments: Analysis: Vectors Passed to Functions
Document Approach to Problem
Outline Design Above main()
Briefly Describe Functions
Comment Any Unobvious Code
Analysis:
What Did You Learn from the Project?
What Went Wrong?
What Would You Do Differently?
Vectors Passed to Functions

4. Final Exam
2 Hours
200 Points
30% of Grade
Must Take to Pass Course

5. Need to Know for Final Everything Through Exam 2 Plus:
Passing Arrays to Functions
Array Initialization
Pass by Reference
Vectors

6. Final Exam 200 Points Total – 30% of Final Grade
60 points Matching or Short Answer or Multiple Choice (Terminology, Operators, C++ Basics)
30 Points Program Output
80 Points Programming (Full Programs)
30 Points Essay

7. Final Exam Study Previous Exams and Quizzes
Make Sure to Study Arrays, Pass by Reference, and Vectors (i.e., New Stuff)
Have fun 8) !!

8. What Have You Learned? Logical Thinking, Design, Planning Programming
What a Computer Is and Isn’t
Not Intimidated by Computers and/or CS Majors…
…but Respect for What Programmers Do
“Human Side” of Writing Programs
“Real World” Issues, Negotiation, Expectations
That You Really Really Don’t Want to Go into CS

9. Future
if (interest_in_cs == “waning”)
goodLuckInYourMajor();
else {
cs201: JAVA language (1 semester) }
Fun Stuff – pointers, recursion, classes, structures, constructors, operator overloading (tres’ cool), more practical programming

10. I Love Each and Every One of You!!!8)
Good Luck on Exams!