Labs

You must attend your assigned lab every week. During every lab there will be a short quiz --- to verify that you understand that week's material. The quiz will be graded on a pass/fail bases. If you fail the quiz, you will get no credit for the corresponding homework.

If you fail a quiz you must see your TA to discuss the reasons for failing the quiz. If you fail two quizzes in a row, you must see your instructor, to discuss the problems you are having.

Labs are held in 212 WVH.

Time	Head TA	Co TA	Assistant
Tue 9:50 - 11:30	Dale Vaillancourt	Dimitrios Vardoulakis	Kaitlyn Hanrahan
Tue 11:45 - 1:25	Dimitrios Vardoulakis	Dale Vaillancourt	Patrick Kaeding
Tue 1:35 - 3:15	Dan Kunkle	Jeff Palm	Matt Horan
Tue 3:25 - 5:05	Jeff Palm	Dan Kunkle	Jonathan Simons

Week	Labs
1	Review HtDP; Use class diagrams to represent data definitions; Classes with containment; Set up homework submissions; Pair up.
2	Designing classes of data: unions, lists, trees; Design recipe for classes.
3	Methods for simple classes and classes with containment; Testing.
4	Methods for unions, self-referential data and mutually referential data; The design recipe.
5	Abstracting classes: lifting fieldds, lifting methods, creating a super class, a union, deriving subclasses; Using libraries: The World teachpack.
6	Eclipse IDE; Intergrity of data: constructors, privacy modifiers, exceptions.
7	Cyclical data; ADT; Reading Javadocs --- Java Collections Hierarchy.
8	Mutating the contents of a structure, the structure of a structure; Testing the effects; Equality; Genericity.
9	Algorithms for generics; Function objects, iterators; In-situ algorithms; Stress test techniques.
10	Converting structural recursion to iteration; Algorithms that use direct access.
11	Encapsulating functional behavior: Inner classes and the singleton; Using Java libraries and algorithms; Overriding toString and equals; JUnit.
12	User interactions: console, GUI, network.
13	Network programming