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CISC 108: Introduction to Computer Science I, Fall 2016 Lab 6 Lab 6 Goals: • More practice with list functions (lists of structures, lists of lists, etc.) • Using Auxiliary functions • Batch programs (file input) Instructions: Please submit all answers via Sakai in a single file named lab6.rkt. Do all work in pairs. Include […]

CISC 108: Introduction to Computer Science I, Fall 2016 Lab 4 Lab 4 Goals and Instructions Relevant sections of text: HtDP/2e Chapters 6, 7, 8; 9.0, 9.1; 10.0, 10.1, 10.2. This week’s lab will help you to practice: • complex itemizations (e.g., itemizations of structures or other mixed types) • simple functions on lists of

CISC 108: Introduction to Computer Science I, Fall 2016 Lab 10 Lab 10: Empirical Computer Science Goals • Algorithmic runtimes in practice. Instructions: Using Sakai, turn in a single file lab10.rkt containing all code and documentation for this assignment. This is an individual lab. Do not work in pairs. However, you should find a parter

University of Delaware CISC 108: Introduction to Computer Science I Fall 2016 This lab will help you practice: Lab 3 • defining structs • writing programs which consume structs as arguments • writing programs that consume structs and output structs • working with nested structs • writing interactive graphical programs with complex, structured state Relevant

CSE 1729 Introduction to Principles of Programming December 8, 2016 Problem Set 10 Note that this problem set is due on a Thursday night. It is the last one of the semester, so have a ball! Steams, streams, and more streams. Remember to use the stream code that was supplied for the last lab. I

CSE 1729 Introduction to Principles of Programming November 27, 2016 Problem Set 9 You have two weeks for this assignment, but the second of those weeks is “Thanksgiving recess” – there will be no help sessions or office hours during that week, and the TAs will likely be too full to answer Piazza questions promptly.

CSE 1729 Introduction to Principles of Programming November 6, 2016 Problem Set 8 This problem set builds upon this week’s lab, in that we start by getting the frequencies of symbols (words) in a list (text). From there, we use a heap to support finding the least-weighted values. Where this differs from the lab is

CSE 1729 – Introduction to Principles of Programming October 25, 2016 Laboratory Assignment 8 Ob jectives • Mergesort and binary trees Activities 1. mergesort works recursively by splitting its input in halves, sorting each half recursively using mergesort, and using merge to combine the two sorted halves. In English: if the list has zero or

; Project 2: visualize fractals ; This project uses big-bang to visualize ; various fractals at different depths. ; ; Due: 10 p.m. December 2nd on MarkUs ; (require net/sendurl) ; (send-url “https://markus.teach.cs.toronto.edu/csc104-2016-09”) ; ; You will need to look up some of the documentation, ; devise the required functions, and come up with ;

CS 5010: Problem Set 7 Out: Monday, October 24, 2016. Due: Monday, October 31, 2016 at 600pm local time. Update 1: Numbered rules and added rule 3.3 (Mon Oct 24 18:47:58 2016) Update 2: Added make-turn-left, etc. to deliverables. (Wed Oct 26 16:56:46 2016) Update 3: Fixed bug in example for f2. (Wed Oct 26 23:04:38 2016) Update 4: Clarified rule for spaces