CMSC 162: Intro to algorithm design II

Fall 2014

Prof. Blaheta

You have by now acquired some basic skills of programming and analysis, but the programs you've written have (of necessity) been small and the data uncomplicated. In this course you will continue to develop your programming skills, but more importantly, you will learn how to build layers of abstraction (and use abstractions that others have built) that will enable you to write and understand larger and more interesting programs and processes.

This course meets MWF at 10am in Ruffner 352, with a required lab section that meets at 2pm on Thursday in Ruffner G56.

The textbook is Frank M. Carrano and Timothy Henry, Data abstraction & problem solving with C++, 6e. ISBN 978-0-13-292372-9.

The authors have posted a list of errata that you can refer to.

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