Natalia Novak
natna20@gmail.com

  (approximate weights)
  HWs (30%)
  Midterm Exam (30%)
  Final Exam: Final in-class Exam (20%)
                        Final Project (20%)

Object Oriented Programming in Python,
by Goldwasser and Letscher, Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2008.
ISBN 0-13-601383-X
          978-0-13-601383-9

• All homeworks have the due date and must be submitted by the midnight of the due date. Late homeworks are not accepted.
  Example: if the due date is September 23rd, then the latest time for the submission is 00:00am September 24th.


• When submitting programs you must attach: compilable source file(s) (with the extention '.py'), and, when needed, a file with the input and output of your program


• All homeworks must be done on your own. No group work, no copying.


• There will be no extra assignments in order to raise you grade.


• Several of the worst homeworks will be dropped.


• Students who miss more than 5 classes, without a genuine and documented reason will be assigned an academic grade of F.


• Students who come to the class late by 20 minutes or more for the first time should consider themselves as warned. Continuous or habitual late-coming or early departure will be considered as absence.

 

Programming Language: Python

Download the distribution of the Python from here (release 2.7): http://www.python.org/download/

This distribution includes compiler, standard libraries and a simple IDE called IDLE.

Install Python.

After installation you can run IDLE by clicking:
  Start -> All Programs -> Python 2.7 -> IDLE (Python GUI)

You can use any other GUI or IDE for Python, but your program should be able to run in IDLE.

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You can use Dia 0.97 for drawing UML activity diagrams (flowcharts).

Here is the link for Windows: http://dia-installer.de/index_en.html

Here is the general link to Dia: http://live.gnome.org/Dia

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Information about UML v2.2 can be found here:
on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Modeling_Language

On OMG : will be posted shortly