TA Name:         Zhigang Lu
e-mail:              lu_z@cs.unr.edu 
Office:              SEM 255A (1)
Office Hours:    M: 3:30pm - 5:30pm
Lab Sections:

• Section 2 - T: 9:00am-10:50:am
• Section 3 - T: 11:00pm-11:50pm

Last Updated: 8-28-00

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NOTE:

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General Information:

• The lab deadline is the beginning of lab section on the assigned date. Points will be taken from late labs.
• Every student should work independently.
• You must read the Overview, Pre-Lab and In-Lab sections of each lab (in addition to other assigned parts) before you come to lab.
• You should copy all your code (programs) on your floppy disks and minimize your hard disk usage. You will need 3-4 floppy disks for this course.
• We will be using Visual C++ 6.0 compiler. If you use another C++ compiler make sure that your program compiles and runs with Turbo C++.
• Your lab grade will make up 40% of your course grade.

Organization of the Lab Assignments: (from lab book)

• Prelab(s):
• Prelabs are homework assignments. Each Prelab Exercise includes a background section that introduces a programming technique and the associated C++ language constructions, a Warm-up Exercise in which you complete a "fill-in-the-blank" problem to practice the syntactic details of the language constructs, and an Application Excersice in which you apply the programming technique to solve an interesting real-world problem.
• Bridge:
• In the Bridge Excercise, you test and debug the software that you created in the Prelab Application Excercise.
• In-lab(s):
• In the In-lab Excercise, you extend or apply the concepts introduced in the Prelab.
• Postlab(s):
• The Postlab Excercise is a homework assignment in which you analyze a program, programming technique, or language construct.

Turn-in Instructions for Lab Assignments:

1. print out a header page, (example of the header page)
2. complete the assigned sections of each lab,
3. save code(s) and executable file(s) on a floppy disk,
4. print out all your code and test run(s) (one printout for each test run),
5. put all the work (including the floppy) in an envelope or folder to turn-in. If you use envelope, you should write your name, assignment number and section on the envelope.
6. You must submit the original cover sheet (not photocopy) of every lab (in your lab book) along with your other work. You can photocopy other pages.

Printing the Outputs of your Executed Programs: (Before printing your program make sure that your program compiles and runs OK.)

1. click on the top left corner of the window, select EDIT option.
2. Using mouse click and DRAG the mouse to highlight the portion of the text in the output window to be printed.
3. Hit the ENTER Key, now the highlighted text is copied.
4. click on FILE in the MENU, and select NEW option.
5. Click on the first TAB(just the way we used to do for creating a C++ file), and select TEXT FILE(the last option in that window).
6. Right click on the mouse or use the EDIT option in the MAIN MENU to PASTE the selection
7. PRINT OUT the TEXT File!

Lab Assignments Turn-in Schedule:

• See page: http://www.cs.unr.edu/~latour/class/201/labs/labs.html

 Grading Policy:

• Assignments will be graded depending on the work required for that assignment.
• No late labs will be accepted.

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