CMSC 212

Introduction to Low-Level Programming Concepts

Course Staff:
Dr. Jeff Hollingsworth	Jan Plane
4155 AV Williams	1113 AV Williams
301 405-2708	301 405-2754
hollings@cs.umd.edu	jplane@dc.umd.edu
Office Hours:	Office Hours:
Tu 11-12	Tu/Th 2-3
Th 11-12	W 9:30-11:30

Tas:
Konstantin Berlin	Maryam Farboodi	Morgran Kleene	Meghan Gwyer	Asad Sayeed
kberlin@cs.umd.edu	jh212004@wam.umd.edu	kleene@cs.umd.edu	mgwyer@cs.umd.edu	jh212006@wam.umd.edu
Office Hours:	Office Hours:	Office Hours:	Office Hours:	Office Hours:
M 11:00-12:00	Th 3:00-5:00	F 1:30-3:30	F 11:30-1:30	M 10:00-11:30
W 11:30-1:30				M 5:00-6:30
W 4:00-5:00				Tu 3:00-4:00

Note: All TA office hours are held in the Office Hours room 1112 AVW. Here is a matrix of the office hours schedule.

Hot News

Discussion sections will meet on Wed Jan. 26th
Link to discussion notes is up (1/29/05)
Project #1A files are ready. Use "cvs co project1a" to get them (1/31/05).
Please send any email to course staff from UMD accounts. Email from yahoo, hotmail, aol, etc. will likely be automatically deleted by our spam filters.
Directions have been posted on doing class assignments from a home Linux machine.
The files for project 1B are now available "cvs co project1b" to get them. There are also some clarifications about the assignment on the project #1. page.
Project #1B Deadline extended until Friday 2/25/05 at 5:00 PM due to snow.
Project #2 Deadline extended until Tuesday 3/15/05 at 8:00 PM due to snow.
Project #3 clarification of subtraction posted 3/29/05
Project #3 clarification of handling of NULL sub-trees posted 4/1/05
Lectures for Tuesday, 4/12/05, will be cancelled due to the exam that evening at 6:00 in ARM 0131.
If temp-linux.wam.umd.edu is down use one of these: {omegasupreme,fortressmaximus,trypticon}.wam.umd.edu

This page contains information relating to the Course CS212 on low-level programming offered during the Spring 2005 semester.

Academic Integrity:

"Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful." Samuel Johnson (The History of Rasselas, ch. 41 (1759)).

Please read the statement on academic integrity.

Handouts:

Syllabus

UNIX Tutoiral (Full Version)

Socket Tutoiral

Exams:

Midterm #1 - Tuesday 3/1/2005 (6:00-7:15 PM) - ARM 0131

Solutions

Midterm #2 - Tuesday 4/12/2005 (6:00-7:15 PM) - ARM 0131

Solutions

Final - Monday 5/16/2004 (4:00-6:00) JMP 3201

Lecture Notes:

Dr. Hollingsworth's Lectures

Jan Plane's Class Materials

Jan Plane's Lectures
or to see the code examples used in class cd into /users/jh212002/pub on the Linux WAM machines

Discussion Notes:

Konstantin's Slides

Asad's Slides

Projects (late policy):

Project #1A (Due 2/10/05)

Project #1B (Due 2/25/05 - 5:00 PM)

Project #2 (Due 3/10/05)

Project #3 (Due 4/5/05)

Project #4 (Due 4/26/05)

Project #5 (Due 5/12/05)

It is the student's responsibility to inform the instructor of any intended absences for religious observances in advance. Notice should be provided as soon as possible but no later than the end of the schedule adjustment period (2/8/05).

This page will be updated throughout the class to provide online access to course materials. This page and all problem sets, lecture notes, and exams linked to it are copyrighted. Use of these pages for the class CMSC212 at the University of Maryland is permitted. Any other use requires permission of the authors (Jeffrey K. Hollingsworth, hollings@cs.umd.edu and Jan Plane, jplane@cs.umd.edu).