CS 2334: Programming Structures and Abstractions
Syllabus (Fall 2010)

General Information


Course Goals and Topics

In this course, we develop and apply the fundamental skills of software engineering: design, abstraction, implementation and evaluation. We will practice these skills through a set of laboratory exercises and projects, many of which will involve the development of programs for the CMU Finch.

By the end of this course, you should be able to:

Topics will include:


Course Policies


Grades

Grades will be computed according to the following distribution:

Grading notes:


Projects and Labs


Course Evaluations

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Andrew H. Fagg
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