C++ Programming 2020
News
19/8: An email with information about the upcoming exam has been sent to all who have registered for it
25/4: Note about SAM submissions succeeding even though not getting past "Processing..." added to project page
9/4: I was notified that the submission date on the project page was not the same as in the course plan. The correct deadline is after the exam period, as written in the course plan: April 27. Sorry about the confusion.
Also, if you need an extended deadline, please ask.
6/4:
The grades have been entered into LADOK, and an email with details about the marking have (hopefully) been sent to all students who took the exam. The exam and a possible solution have been uploaded.
3/4:
Exam marked, grades will be entered into LADOK during the day, hopefully.
Details on showing the marking will follow shortly.
Grade statistics:
| Grade | # | % |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 5 | 9.6 % |
| 4 | 10 | 19.2 % |
| 3 | 16 | 30.8 % |
| - | 21 | 40.4 % |
18/3:
We are still investigating the possibilities for remote examination. Updates will be posted on this webpage and via email to students registered for the examination during the day.
17/3:
The examination on 19/3 will not be held on campus. We are investigating possibilities for doing the examination remotely. Information on whether the examination will be cancelled or organized differently will be published here and emailed to all registered students, hopefully during the day.
13/3:
Added a note about problems building the library on the project page
27/2:
The slides for today's lecture are available on the lectures page.
The project assignment and files are available on the project page.
Exercise 6 is available.
26/2:
The slides and code examples for today's lecture are available on the lectures page.
An alternative benchmarking program, using the google benchmark library, for lab4/nameserver is available on the labs page. This is purely for information for the interested.
20/2:
The slides and code examples for today's lecture are available on the lectures page.
19/2:
The slides and code examples for today's lecture are available on the lectures page.
13/2:
The slides for today's lecture are available on the lectures page.
12/2:
The slides for todays lecture are available on the lectures page.
The lab session on wednesday afternoon is open to anyone who wants help with the labs. Be there at 15:15, if there are no students, the teacher will leave.
30/1:
The slides for todays lecture are available on the lectures page.
The lab assignments and skeletons are available on the labs page.
Links to the Core Guidelines and the standards homepage added to the links page.
29/1:
The slides for todays lecture are available on the lectures page.
28/1:
The files coding.cc and coding.h were missing in the lab1 skeleton. A new version is uploaded.
23/1:
The slides and a code example for todays lecture are available on the lectures page.
22/1:
The slides for todays lecture are available on the lectures page.
Lab sign-up will open at 15.00.
30/12:
The course will start with a lecture on wednesday 22. January 2020 at 10.
Please note that according to the syllabus the course is given in swedish, but it is marked as "suitable for incoming exchange students". That means that the lectures will be given in swedish but all written material, including the lecture slides, will be in english.
If you cannot attend the first lecture but want to follow the course, please contact the course coordinator.