Java程序辅导

CompSci 337: Systems Programming 
 
Instructor Class Office 
Jayson Rock 
rock@uwm.edu 
COMP SCI 337-401 MW 9-9:50am 
  
EMS E307  Phone: ​(262) 825-4129 
Office Hours: M 10-10:50am, TR 3-3:50pm 
Ye Guo 
yeguo@uwm.edu 
COMP SCI 337-803  
COMP SCI 337-804 
COMP SCI 337-805 
EMS E340 
Office hours RF 10-11am 
Husam Ghazaleh COMP SCI 337-801 
COMP SCI 337-802 
EMS 962 
Office hours M noon-1pm, W 2-3pm 
 
Assignments, lecture slides, and grades can be found in D2L: ​http://d2l.uwm.edu 
Text: C++ for Java Programmers, Weiss, Addison Wesley, 2004 
Assessment 
Assignments 
30% 
Programming assignments provide students with independent practice using 
the language constructs and libraries presented in lecture and developed in 
lab.  
Quizzes 
20% 
Quizzes will be given in lab to assess comprehension of concepts from the 
previous assignment, encourage attendance, and give you feedback about 
your progress. 
Occasionally online multiple choice quizzes will be posted in D2L. Quizzes 
are generally available from Monday until Wednesday or from Wednesday 
until Monday. 
The  lowest quiz score will be dropped. 
Midterm 
20% 
The midterm will be given during regular lecture time. 
Final 20% The final exam is cumulative, given during the regularly scheduled exam 
time: ​https://uwm.edu/registrar/students/final-exam-schedule-information/ 
Labs 10% Each week students will work on a handful of short programming problems 
during lab. After all are complete the student will receive check-off for that 
lab. If a student works all lab period on the activities but fails to finish they 
will receive partial credit. Only students who receive partial credit during lab 
may meet with their TA and finish the work before the beginning of the next 
lab. The low lab score is dropped. 
 
 A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D D- F 
92 88 84 80 76 72 68 64 60 56 52 0 
 
  
Standard UWM course policies are here: 
http://www4.uwm.edu/secu/news_events/upload/Syllabus-Links.pdf  
 
Makeup/Late Policy 
Assignments are submitted electronically via D2L.uwm.edu. An assignment is penalized 20% for 
each day (or part of a day) that it is late. The lowest quiz score is dropped to accommodate 
students who have life circumstances that prevent them from taking a quiz. There are no makeup 
quizzes. 
Exams can be made up only if each of the following criteria are met: 
1.​      ​The circumstance that caused the student to miss the exam is unexpected, verifiable, and 
beyond the student's control. 
2.​      ​The student contacts the instructor as soon as possible by leaving a message at the 
phone number listed on the syllabus or by sending an email to ​rock@uwm.edu​. The 
message/email must contain a phone number the instructor can use to contact the student. 
With sufficient advance notice, the instructor may allow students to take the exam at an alternate 
time to accommodate travel for extramural activities, work schedule, etc. Arranging to take the 
exam at an alternate time in advance is not considered a makeup exam.