Program and Data Representation: CS 2150 Specific Content

Spring 2022

Go up to the main README file (md)

Much of the rest of this git repo is meant to be generic to anybody who has a class such as this one. But this page contains details specific to the CS 2150 version of the course at the University of Virginia.

Links

There are a number of links and other parts of this course that are NOT included in this repository. They are:

• The set of online tools, which can be accessed through Collab
  • These tools are the support requests tool and the office hours queue
• Email list archive, which is a Collab tool (here is the direct link, although Collab login is required)
• Piazza; Collab can log you in directly; the Collab tool link is here (again, Collab login required)
• Anonymous feedback
• All submission of assignments is via Gradescope, which can be accessed through Collab

The parts of this course that are in this repo are:

• Daily announcements slide set
• Course introduction slide set
• Course syllabus (md): the course syllabus
• Gradescope FAQ (md) for submission questions and answers
• Teaching assistants: get to know your TAs!
• Lab due dates (md): When the various lab parts are due
• UNIX honor pledge, signed via Google Forms, will need to be signed by all the students in the course
• Generic review session slide set, which is really just a blank set of slides
• The lectures page (md) has a few pictures of the chalkboard from lecture
• The final course grading metrics (md)

The Documents page (md) has a number of useful parts:

• Useful compiler flags (md)
• GDB command summary (md)
• LLDB command summary (md)
• GDB vs LLDB (md)
• Compilation issues (md)
• Readings (md) in lieu of a textbook

Labs and Tutorials

This is a series of links to the labs and tutorials that are elsewhere in this repository. A bunch of notes:

• The lab parts are all due on specific times throughout the week, as detailed on the lab due dates (md) page
  • Each lab is for a given week, which (for sake of argument) we claim starts on a Monday
  • Which lab is done on which week is listed below in the semester schedule
• The lab is released the week before, typically on a Wednesday or Thursday
  • While a version of the lab will be in this github repo for some time prior, there WILL be modifications to that lab up until the “official” release, which Thursday at noon
• All the labs and tutorials can be found on the labs page (md) and the tutorials page (md).
  • In particular, these pages have additional details and links not described here

Semester Schedule

Grading Concerns

None yet!