Instructor: Alina Lazar

Email: all@cs.wayne.edu

  Use of computers (IBM-compatible PC's) in 314 lab

• Turn on the computer if it is off
• Type in GUEST in " Log in Name" and press enter

Everyone should have two floppy disks

Lab assignment

• Your performance on the lab assignments assumes 30% of your final grade. Therefore, you need to make enough efforts to finish them.
• There will be prelab preparation assignments due at the beginning of each lab.
• Next lab you should bring the prelab assignment for grading.
• In class assignments will be given on each lab class.
• Each assignment will be one or two programming problems
• Full points will be given if your program works correctly.
• For the in class assignments, you should show me your program working.
• Otherwise you need to print out your source code and results and put them into the box before my office.
• Postlab assignments are also possible. The due date for these assignments will be announced in class.
• One week late submitted assignments will be graded on an 80% basis. No late then one week assignments will be accepted.

  Use of Borland C++ 5.0 under operating system Windows NT

• We will use Borland C++ 5.0 as the programming environment
• Open Borland C++ 5.0
• Click Start button
• Move mouse cursor to Programs
• Move mouse to Borland C++ 5.0
• Click Borland C++ 5.0
• Editing
• Click File | New
• Type in your program in the text area
• Save your program
• Click File | Save as…
• Type in a name
• Click OK
• Compile and build
• Execute the program

  This is the only hard copy handout I give you this semester. Other handouts are available only from the web. You should visit

http://www.cs.wayne.edu/~all/csc1100 to get the handouts.

Prelab Assignment for Lab1:

1. What computer are we using?
2. What operating system are we using?
3. What C++ system are we using?
4. Is the C++ system that we use an integrated system or is the editor separate from the compiler?