CPS 100, Fall 1997

Programming Design and Analysis II

CPS 100 is the second course for majors, minors, or those interested in studying data structures, algorithm analysis, and object oriented programming. The course is designed for students who satisfy ONE of the criteria below.

• Students who have taken CPS 06 at Duke and thus know C++.
• Students who have earned a score of 4 or 5 on the AB Advanced Placement exam and thus know how to implement data structures such as linked lists and trees using pointers.

Students who have previous programming experienc, but without experience in C++ or without experience with pointers, linked lists, trees, and related structures should elect CPS 100e. See the guide for choosing a computer science course for more information.

Professor Owen Astrachan

• Office: D241, LSRC
• email: ola@cs.duke.edu or ola@acpub.duke.edu
• phone: 660-6522
• office hours: Tuesday 10:30 -- 12:00, Thursday 2:00 -- 3:30
  and 30 minutes after each class (any time for quick questions)

TA Michael Loeb

• Office:
• email: loeb@cs.duke.edu or mloeb@acpub.duke.edu
• phone:
• office hours:

UTA TBA

• Office: D240, LSRC (yurt)
• email:
• phone: 660-6526
• office hours: