COP-3338, Programming III Assignments

• Assignment #1, due Thu. Aug 31: Using Objects
• Assignment #2, due Thu. Sep 07: Implementing Classes
  • Uncommented solution: MonthInfo.java, Date.java, and Assign2.java.
  • grading sheet.
• Assignment #3, due Thu. Sep 14: Inheritance and Exceptions
  • Very rough uncommented solution: Assign3.java.
• Assignment #4, due Thu. Sep 21: Using Interfaces for Templates and Function Objects
  • Here is an illustration of the static methods you were supposed to write. I did not test with the Date class stuff, but instead made a simpler test program for you to examine. Assign4.java.
• Assignment #5, due Thu. Sep 28: Collections and I/O APIs to Implement a Spell Checker
• Assignment #6, due Thu. Oct 12: Inner classes and the Iterator Pattern
• Oral Exam #1, week of Oct 16: Covers material up to Oct 5 lecture
• Assignment #7, due Thu. Oct 26: Threading and Synchronization
  • Solution: Mutex.java, Semaphor.java, and Assign7.java
• Assignment #8, due Thu. Nov 2: An Internet Chat Program
  • Solution: ChatServer.java
  • If you don't like telnet, here's a simple command-line client: ChatClient.java
• Assignment #9, due Thu. Nov 9: Applets and Servlets
• Assignment #10, due Tue. Nov 14: Serialization and Compression
• Assignment #11, due Tue. Nov 21: Unix and C Coding Assignment: Using LIP
• Assignment #12, due Tue. Nov 28: Native Methods -- Interfacing with C code
• Assignment #13, due Tue. Dec 5: A little JDBC and a little Swing; you may work in groups of two or three.
• Oral Exam #2, week of Nov 27: Covers material up to Nov 21 lecture