COP 3502 - Computer Science I -Spring 2003

Course Web Page:http://www.cs.ucf.edu/courses/cop3502/nihan

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Section 2 - TR 19:00-20:15	Instructor: Nihan Cicekli	BA 119
Office: CSB - 234	Email: nihan@cs.ucf.edu	Office Phone: 823-1061

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Prerequisite: COP 3223 - C Programming

You are expected to be proficient in the C programming language. You will be required to program in C for all of your programming assignments.

All students registered for COP 3502 must also be enrolled in a recitation section: COP 3502L

Course Information:

Textbook for the course: The Art and Craft of Computing,  S.Ceri, D. Mandriali, L. Sbattella, Addison-Wesley.
Reference Books: C By Dissection, Al Kelley and Ira Pohl, Addison Wesley,2001, 4th edition.

Problem Solving & Program Design in C, J.R. Hanly, E.B. Koffman, Addison-Wesley.

The recitation sections (COP 3502L) will be used to provide assistance with programming or homework assignments, further explanation of lecture topics and presentation of material related to the classroom lectures. You will also take quizzes in the recitation sections which will consist of questions or problems that cover recent recitation or lecture topics or assignments.

Grading:

Two exams (20% each)	40%
Final exam	30%
4 quizzes	10%
4 assignments	20%

Grading Conditions:

• A late assignment will receive a 25% deduction from the grade it would have received if turned in on time. The last assignment may not be turned in late.
• 4 quizzes will be given during the semester. If you have a conflict with a quiz, you may make it up beforehand. (You may only receive a makeup quiz if you make an arrangement with the lecturer BEFORE the quiz is given in recitation.)
• You may receive a makeup exam only if you have a legal excuse (e.g. medical report) and you inform the lecturer BEFORE the exam.
• The instructor reserves the right to change the grading policy at any time, but will not make the requirements more stringent than those stated here, including the use of plus/minus grades.

All assignments, quizzes and programs are to be your own work. No group projects or assignments are allowed.

A schedule of lecture topics, exam dates, quiz dates and assignment due dates will be provided.

Check the course web page (see above) frequently for updates and additional information.