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syllabus

Tentative — This is an approximate schedule for the topics we'll cover. However, the exact schedule will vary slightly, and some topics might be re-arranged. If you know you will be missing class, check with me about what is likely to be covered. (And as always, it is your responsibility to find out what was actually covered, and what announcements were made.) I'll keep this page accurate after the fact; if you notice a discrepancy between syllabus past and what actually was discussed, let me know.

week	date	lectures	hw due
1	Jan.08	arithmetic functions
2	Jan.16 (Mon: MLK)	Strings; more functions; locals; evaluation	hw00
3	Jan.22	booleans, if, named constants	hw01
4	Jan.29	fields; quiz1	hw02
5	Feb.05	passing objects, return objects (call-by-value)
6	Feb.12	objects containing objects	hw03
7	Feb.19	(slack); review, exam1	hw04
8	Feb.26	`List`, `for`-each; non-final locals
9	Mar.05	`while`; quiz2	hw05
Spring Break!
10	Mar.19	`for`
11	Mar.26	arrays	hw06
12	Apr.02	program design; implementing interfaces (`Comparable`); using `Scanner`	hw07
13	Apr.09	arithmetic issues; exam2	hw08
14	Apr.16	inheritance	hw09
15	Apr.23	inheritance, cont.; quiz3	hw10

Final exam slot:

class time	exam time
09:00	May.03 (Thu) 11:00 a.m.
10:00	May.02 (Wed) 08:00 a.m.
11:00	Apr.30 (Mon) 11:00 a.m.

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