CS 23021 Computer Science I Labs
Programming & Problem Solving
Sections 1 and 2 (13570/13571), Fall 2009

Professor: Dr. Johnnie W. Baker	Lab Instructor: Mike Yuan
Telephone: (330-67) 2-9061	Telephone: (330-67) 2-2074
Email: jbaker@cs.kent.edu	Email: myuan@cs.kent.edu
Website: www.cs.kent.edu/~jbaker
Office: MSB 260 - Office Hours MWF 3:30 - 4:30 pm

Important References for the Course:

Lab Policy

Programming Style Guidelines

Lab Number	Description of Assignment	Additional References and Comments	In Case You Want to Learn More
1 9/1/2009 9/3/2009	Lab 1	Easy-guide-to-Linux Easy-guide-to-vIm vim reference	Details UNIX More UNIX  vi reference vi reference card emacs reference card
2 9/8/2009 9/10/2009	Lab 2	Easy-guide-to-gdb Demo of basic gdb commands Scripting mini-sort.cpp	OnLine manual for the debugger, gdb gdb reference card Demo of a gdb debugging session
3 9/15/2009 9/17/2009	Lab 3
4 9/22/09 9/24/09	Lab 4	See Lab 4 for examples of usage of the time function, the random function, and some math functions used in this lab.
5 9/29/09 10/1/09	Lab 5	Call-by-Value, Multiple Files. Depends on selected slides posted on Chapter 12.
6 10/05/09 10/07/09	Lab 6	Call by reference arrays. Depends on information in slides and textbook in Chapter 7 on arrays.
7 10/20/09 10/22/09	Lab 7	Use of Strings and File I/O. Depends on information in slides and textbook in Chapter 6 and Chapter 8.
8 10/27/09 10/29/09	Lab 8	Use of Structures and Arrays. Depends on information in Chapters 9-10.
9 11/3/09 11/5/09	Lab 9	Use of Classes
10 11/10/09 11/12/09	Lab 10	Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation
11 11/17/09 11/19/09	Lab 11	More on Classes: Overloading Operators, Friends, Constructors, etc.
12 12/1/09 12/3/09	Lab 12	Exceptions
13 12/08/09 12/10/09	Lab 13	Optional Lab: Extra Credit Classes and External Files