CSCI N100

Nov 17, 2012

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Definition of computer. UniversalInformationManipulator. Universal. Works with all kinds of informationDoes all kinds of stuff to itVery few limitations. Information. Seems to be able to work with anythingActually very limitedTiny pieces of data combined into complex information. Manipulator.

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CSCI N100

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CSCI 346

Chapter 1 Graphics Systems and Models CSCI 346 Agenda Homework that is due Wednesday? Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Computer Graphics producing pictures or images using a computer 40 years ago drawing lines on a cathode ray tube Today produce images indistinguishable from photos

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CSCI 1200

CSCI 1200. Introduction to Computing. Julie Benoit jbenoit@cs.dal.ca. Bit Strings Represent. numbers. alphanumeric : ASCII / Unicode. instructions. other stuff : sound or image data for example. Volume / Size / Capacity. Kilobyte (K) – thousand bytes Megabyte (MB)– million bytes

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CSCI 6234

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CSCI 3003

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Panel Discussion Brian Gibson, Auburn University Candace Holowicki, Daykos Products Todd Bulmash , Morton Salt John Janson, SanMar. CSCI. LOGISTICS 2030 STUDY.

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CSCI-383

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CSCI 383

CSCI 383. Object-Oriented Programming & Design Lecture 9 Martin van Bommel. Characteristics of Components. Let us return to the idea of a software component There are many different aspects to this simple idea, we will consider just a few: Behavior and State Instances and Classes

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CSCI-383

CSCI-383. Object-Oriented Programming & Design Lecture 28. Containers. Data structures capable of storing objects of almost any data type The containers in the STL may contain instances of builtin types or user-defined types (i.e., classes)

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CSCI-383

CSCI-383. Object-Oriented Programming & Design Lecture 11. Operator Overloading. Most C++ operators can be overloaded Overloaded operators are implemented using the C++ keyword operator There are some characteristics of the operators that cannot be changed when overloading them

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CSCI-383

CSCI-383. Object-Oriented Programming & Design Lecture 23. Throw List. One can restrict the types of exceptions that can be thrown in a function by specifying a throw list as part of the function prototype. For example void myFunction(void) throw(RangeErr,DivideByZero) {...}

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CSCI 171

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