CS333 - Problem Solving and Object Oriented Programming in C++
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Previous Messages (reverse chronologically)

• Teletechnet meeting Friday November 19 has been cancelled (11/15)
• Assignment 6 has been posted and due date changed (11/15)
• File I/O modules finished - needed for phase III. (11/8)
• Study Guide for Second Test now available (see schedule)
• Assignment 5 now posted (10/20)
• Initial Project Description now posted - use Project link on home portal page (10/18)
• Project Discussion this friday at your favorite TELETECHNET site 7:15 to 8:30
• Test results have been mailed to each of you personally at the e-mail address of record. Please contact me if you have not received your results (10/4)
• IMPORTANT: I have sent two test messages to all known students to the e-mail address registered on the web-site
  IF YOU DID NOT GET BOTH EMAILS OR YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS PLEASE RESPOND BY SENDING EMAIL TO cs333@cs.odu.edu  .(10/2)
• Grade Reports are sent to your UNIX e-mail account - you can forward to your preferred e-mail account by creating a .forward file with your preferred e-mail address listed there. One easy way to do this, login to your UNIX account and type something like this: (10/2)
  echo cwild@notesmail.cs.odu.edu > .forward
• To help you deal with the complexities of program development, click on Choosing a Program Development Environment which discuses different development options and gives useful information on using these environments to do the assignments in this course.(9/25)
• Getting rid of the pesky ".txt" when editing C++ programs using PC editors. click here. (9/25)

• Revamped Person Progress page now has your status, your schedule, your assignment list and your study guide listed in one convenient place. (8Sep99)

• Besides this site, students can also access previous semester's web sites for the CS250 course which covers the same material. They are accessible from my home page http://www.cs.odu.edu/~wild (8Sep99)

• "Nothing in DataBase Message"- This web site consists of two parts - CORE material for the course and EXPERIMENTAL material accessed through a data base. The EXPERIMENTAL side is still very sparsely populated so you may see a lot of
  Nothing was found in the DataBase at this time
  Check again later
  This was not a complete waste of time, because every empty database access is logged. That will allow me to concentrate my efforts on providing material which seems most in demand. (7Sep99)

• Object Terminology page completely revamped (for students on the advanced track) (7Sep99)

• I have added several new features to the Built-in Data Types and Statements modules page.
  Since there are an arbitrary number of things I can work on byt only a finite amount of time, I need your guidance as to what features of the website you find most useful and would like to see expanded (e.g. more examples, more experiments, moore quick review cards, more animations, etc). Also any features you find relatively useful would be nice to know. Just fill out the anonymous Feedback form mentioned below. (also do you like the small (used below) or the larger font style (this one).
  (you can also change font sizes in most browsers - did you know that?) (5Sep99)

• Suggestions? Problems? Confused? Fill out the FeedBack Form - Its anonymous and free! (4Sep99)

• For brief instructions on using visual c++ 6.0 to run simple programs click here (also listed on the help page). These instructions are given in context of a simple experiment listed here. (4Sep99)

• Take the Support Survey to list your learning environment (you can update if needed by retaking) (1Sep99)

• Instructions on reporting troubles with the web site can be found in the help page or click here.

Copyright chris wild 1999.
For problems or questions regarding this web contact [Dr. Wild].
Last updated: November 27, 1999.