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CS108 Course Work

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Do whatever you want with the code. Not sure what licensing it falls under but I am pretty sure you can do whatever you want with it. Should you decide to submit the work to the professor and get in trouble for plagarized work don't blame me. Thats your own problem. Otherwise enjoy my comments and code crap :-P.

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This page contains all 7 homeworks from my CS108 class taken at State University of New York Institute of Technology (SUNYIT). The professor's name is Bruno Andriamanalimanana. This was my first CS class taken at SUNYIT and I was NOT prepared for how bad the class was with that professor. I should of looked this professors ratings up before I took this course. The professor was the worst one I ever had and probably the worst CS teacher in the school. 90 percent of people I spoke to while attending last semester agree he is the worst. Right from the beginning of the course he gives us work that is NOT fundamental. It goes against the course description. He does not explain things well, talks to floor the whole class, leaves class fast so students do not have a chance to ask any questions regarding any work. All course work must be submitted physically while all other professors utilize the online utility accessable for the school to submit work. For each lecture he gives through a powerpoint slideshow he gives each student a printout of the whole slideshow (huge waste of resources). If you do manage to ask him a question he usually just replies saying something that will just confuse you more then he says you "just have to do it". For the final exam he made it C++. Most of the year we were coding in C. That proved disasterous for some people. He does not seem to care if anyone fails at all. The only recomendation I have for others is to pay attention to what he says in class, do the homeworks, test reviews, and work on the work with your classmates. At least I got some good programming practice. Was not easy but I passed it with a B+. I could not of gotten as far with my homework without the help from some other students. Probably could of gotten an A+ if I transferred to the CS108 class held by Dr. Ronald Sarner.

Course Description from 2008-2009 Catalog:

"CS 108 Computing Fundamentals (4) Fundamental concepts of computing and programming. Topics include data types, control structures, functions, arrays, files, and the mechanics of running, testing, and debugging. The course also offers an introduction to the historical and social context of computing and an overview of computer science as a discipline. Course taught using the C programming language. Prerequisites: No programming or computer science experience is required."