Look on D2L for quiz to complete.

Look on D2L for homework to hand in.

Install graphviz.

Install the code for this class.

Install Java 11.

Install eclipse.

For Monday (due by 2:00pm):

Download algs32.MyIntSET from the dropbox on d2l. Add the function printLeftI that we discussed today in class and reupload.

You may add functions, but you must not remove or edit the name or signature of any function given in the file. Your code MUST COMPILE WITHOUT ERRORS. Code with compilation errors earns 0 points.

To put the skeleton files in eclipse, do the following.

• Download the .java attachments from d2l.

  • Go to d2l.
  • Click Dropbox in the menubar towards the top of the page, underneath the course title.
  • Download the file under attachments.

• Using the finder, drag the .java into the algs32 package inside your eclipse workspace.

After you have completed the assignment, upload your completed .java file to the d2l dropbox.

• Go to d2l.
• Click Dropbox in the menubar towards the top of the page, underneath the course title.
• Drag the .java file from the eclipse package explorer onto the space on d2l.
• Submit the file.

Do not submit anything else. I will give zero credit for .class files. I will also give zero credit for any .txt/.zip.rar. Hand in a uncompressed .java source code file.

There will be no credit for code that has compilation errors (red marks in eclipse).

For next wednesday (by 2:00pm):

Complete the size function in algs32.MyIntSET and reupload.

You may add functions, but you must not remove or edit the name or signature of any function given in the file. Your code MUST COMPILE WITHOUT ERRORS. Code with compilation errors earns 0 points.

Skim Algorithms 3.1, 3.5

Read Algorithms 3.2

Check out the booksite. Read the summary of section 3.1 online before you read the textbook.

Check out the authors' coursesite for COS226 at Princeton. Find their lecture notes, homework assignments and old exams.

(The authors of the textbook also run classes on Coursera)