Introductory course for computer science majors, minors and others
desiring technical introduction to computer science. Contains overview of history
and structure of the digital computer, including binary data representation.
Problem solving, algorithm development, structured programming, good coding
style, and control structures of C++ are emphasized.
| Text Book | Starting out with C++: From Control Structures through Objects,
Latest Edition By Tony Gaddis |
| Lecture Type | Fully Distance Education Instructional Method |
| Grading Policy | Attendance --- Required Via Zoom Midterm Exam - 1 : 25 % ( Online using Canvas proctored Via Zoom ) on October 8th , 2021 Class Time Midterm Exam - 2 : 25 % ( Online using Canvas proctored Via Zoom ) on November 5th , 2021 Class Time Programming Assignments : 10 % Lab ( assigned by lab instructor ) : 10 % Final Exam : 30 % ( Online using Canvas proctored Via Zoom ) - Section 001 is on Decmber 6th , 2021 @ 8:00 am - Section 002 is on Decmber 8th , 2021 @ 8:00 am |
| Grading Scale |
Semester Average >= 89.5 A 79.5 <= Semester Average < 89.5 B 69.5 <= Semester Average < 79.5 C 59.5 <= Semester Average < 69.5 D less than 59.5 --> F or U Grades are Earned and NOT Given. |
| General Policies :- |
1 - Programming assignments will be assigned on occasions from the textbook. This is used in order to encourage reading. No Late Programs will be Accepted 2 - There will be No Make-Up Exams 3 - Attendance is a MUST Via Zoom and no grade will be assigned 4 - Project must be submitted Via Canvas Assignment Upload (cutoff time will be the begining of the class of the due date). |
| Academic Integrity :- |
Strict standards of academic honesty will be enforced according to the Texas State University policy on academic integrity. Academic dishonesty such as coping or cheating is prohibited in all academic situations and will be penalized accordingly. A student shall be guilty of a violation of academic integrity if he or she :- 1 - Represents the work of others as his or her own. 2 - Obtains assistance in any academic work from another individual in a situation in which the student is expected to perform independently. 3 - Gives assistance to another individual in a situation in which that individual is expected to perform independently. 4 - Offers false data in support of laboratory or field work. |