Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

Math 10 Class Notes Listing Page

The class notes are grouped in several categories. In addition, a few additional handouts will be distributed on the first day of class and during the course of the quarter.

Notes on C++, Algorithms, Elementary Data Structures, and Machine Language

• Notes Section N1 Introduction to C.S.
  ==>This was handed out on the first day of class. It is included here for completeness.
• Notes Section N1B Preliminaries
  
• Notes Section N2 Introduction to C++
• Notes Section N3 Variables, Arithmetic
  
• Notes Section N4 Repetition and Counted Loops
• Notes Section N5 Input
  
• Notes Section N6 Multiple Alternatives, Library Functions, Programming Style
  
• Notes Section N7 User-defined functions
  
• Notes Section N8 Functions and Parameters
• Notes Section N9 Functions returning a Value
• Notes Section N10 If statement and Boolean Expressions
• Notes Section N11 Indefinite Looping
• Notes Section N12 Arrays, Sorting
  
• Notes Section N13 Arrays of char, Character Operators
• Notes Section N14 Record Variables: Structures and Classes
• Notes Section N15 Classes, Constructors, Destructors
• Notes Section N16 ADTs and Stack
• Notes Section N17 Searching: Linear and Binary
• Notes Section N18 Conditional Operator
• Notes Section N19 Recursion
  ==>Around this point of the course there will be preliminary discussion about Ethical Issues and Technology -- see Notes S1, S2, and S3 referenced below.
  ==>Also, at this point there may be a one day overview of the language Java -- see Notes J1, J2, and J3 referenced below.
• Notes Section N20 Pointers, Lists, Trees
• Notes Section N21 Overloading Functions and Operators
• Notes Section N22 Dynamically Alloc. Arrays
• Notes Section N23 Templates
• Notes Section N24 Machine Architecture and Programming
  ==>At this point, some of the topics found in web pages M1, M2, M3, and M4 (below) will be discussed, depending on availability of time at the end of the quarter.

Notes Regarding Technology, Society, and Ethical Issues

• Notes Section S1 Ethical Terminology
• Notes Section S2 More Ethical Terminology
• Notes Section S3 Computers and Society

Notes About Java

• Java Notes Section J1 Self-Standing Code
• Java Notes Section J2 Applets
• Java Notes Section J3 Examples
• Java Notes Section J4 File I/O

Notes about Additional Topics

• Notes Section M1 friend, static, const attributes and parameters for main
• Notes Section M2 C standard i/o
• Notes Section M3 Revising the Stack class using Linked Lists
• Notes Section M4 Header files and Separate Compilation

This page is maintained by Dennis C. Smolarski, S.J. dsmolarski@math.scu.edu
Last updated: 3 July 2001.