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General course information: objectives, prerequisites, text, policies, etc.
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Detailed outline of the semester, including assignments.
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A sample of what a completed formal write-up for a lab assignment should
look like.
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Prof. Sutcliffe's policies for his CMPT programming courses in general, and
CMPT14x in particular. We will be adhering to these policies in this
offering of CMPT14x. This is in addition to policies stated in the syllabus.
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Your first assignment is to get familiar with the Stony Brook programming
environment for Modula-2 we have installed on the PCs in the computer lab
at Neufeld 9.
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Our textbook is available online as well as in the campus bookstore:
"Modula-2: Abstractions for Data and
Programming Structures", by TWU's own Rick Sutcliffe.
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For your reference, the list of frequently asked questions from the Usenet
discussion group comp.lang.modula2 is available online. This site also hosts
another copy of the textbook.
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Slides from the lectures, in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF).
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An outline of how your essay / position paper on Computers and Society is
marked.
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The first midterm on ch1-4, with
answer key.
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The 140 final exam (ch1-7) (part1 on Wed), with
answer key.
Also part2 on Thu, with
answer key.
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The midterm on ch8-10, with
answer key.
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The 145/141/143 final exam (ch1-12), with
answer key.
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