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CSC 490 - Comp Sci Senior Seminar I: Homework 1, Chapter 1 of The New Turing Omnibus - Pro, Assignments of Computer Science

Information about a computer science homework assignment for csc 490 – computer science senior seminar i, taught by professor gary locklair during the fall 2006 semester. The assignment involves defining a variable 'side' and creating c++ code for the wallpaper algorithm and a 3-way wallpaper problem. Students are required to follow professional programming practices and save their projects on the chemnitz file server.

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CSC 490 – Computer Science Senior Seminar I Professor Gary
Locklair
Written Homework Assignment #1 Fall
2006
Chapter 1 in The New Turing Omnibus – Algorithms
assignments: A. Define the variable “side” (what is its meaning) used in the
wallpaper algorithm
B. Create C++ code for wallpaper
simplification: use “X” and “ ” for output rather than pixels
create a 10x10 pattern
C. Problem 2 (3 way wallpaper) as C++ code
simplification: use “X”, “y” and “ ” for output rather than
colors
{20 points}
When creating code, follow “professional programming practice” and use a
standard CS department language environment (eg, Codewarrior). Save your
codewarrior project to your student folder on the Chemnitz file server using
the folder name “wassn1” found under a folder named “CSC490”
CSC 490 – Computer Science Senior Seminar I Professor Gary
Locklair
Written Homework Assignment #1 Fall
2006
Chapter 1 in The New Turing Omnibus – Algorithms
assignments: A. Define the variable “side” (what is its meaning) used in the
wallpaper algorithm
B. Create C++ code for wallpaper
simplification: use “X” and “ ” for output rather than pixels
create a 10x10 pattern
C. Problem 2 (3 way wallpaper) as C++ code
simplification: use “X”, “y” and “ ” for output rather than
colors
{20 points}
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CSC 490 – Computer Science Senior Seminar I Professor Gary Locklair Written Homework Assignment #1 Fall 2006 Chapter 1 in The New Turing Omnibus – Algorithms assignments: A. Define the variable “side” (what is its meaning) used in the wallpaper algorithm B. Create C++ code for wallpaper simplification: use “X” and “ ” for output rather than pixels create a 10x10 pattern C. Problem 2 (3 way wallpaper) as C++ code simplification: use “X”, “y” and “ ” for output rather than colors {20 points} When creating code, follow “professional programming practice” and use a standard CS department language environment (eg, Codewarrior). Save your codewarrior project to your student folder on the Chemnitz file server using the folder name “wassn1” found under a folder named “CSC490” CSC 490 – Computer Science Senior Seminar I Professor Gary Locklair Written Homework Assignment #1 Fall 2006 Chapter 1 in The New Turing Omnibus – Algorithms assignments: A. Define the variable “side” (what is its meaning) used in the wallpaper algorithm B. Create C++ code for wallpaper simplification: use “X” and “ ” for output rather than pixels create a 10x10 pattern C. Problem 2 (3 way wallpaper) as C++ code simplification: use “X”, “y” and “ ” for output rather than colors {20 points}

When creating code, follow “professional programming practice” and use a standard CS department language environment (eg, Codewarrior). Save your codewarrior project to your student folder on the Chemnitz file server using the folder name “wassn1” found under a folder named “CSC490”