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Dr. Carol Zander
zander@u.washington.edu
http://faculty.washington.edu/zander
Covers data structures and object-oriented programming. Studies basic
and advanced data types, their uses, and implementations. Students design
solutions to programming problems using object-oriented techniques with
various data types. Covers algorithms and their tradeoffs.
Uses modern software engineering practices. Some discrete mathematics
topics are covered.
Electronically submit your assignments using catalyst at
Dropbox
Post a question (or an answer) at
Message Board (Q/A page)
Post questions (or answers to question)
Do not post your code (code snippet is okay) or problem answers
Please use an appropriate, clear subject
Do not post unnecessary messages such as "thank you" .
Do not carry on a personal conversation
Note:
The CSS windows lab is UW1-310, the CSS linux lab is UW1-320.
(School general lab is in UW2-140.) Grad lab is UW1-302.
Tutors are available in 310 or 320 to help with your programs.
Do not allow non-CSS students in our labs
(most importantly so they will not consume our resources).
If resource consumption is abused, your lab fee will be increased.
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