ADV C PROGRAMMING
EECS 22, Course Codes: 18022-18029
Quarter: Fall Quarter 2017


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Detailed Class Schedule for Tuesday-Thursday Lectures

(last update: September 8, 2017)

Week Tuesday Thursday
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Sep 28
Lecture 1: Introduction and Review of C programming language
  • Course administration, set up
  • Linux server, commands
  • Review of HelloWorld.c
  • C program structure, compilation
  • Lexical tokens, keywords, identifiers
1
Oct 3
Lecture 2: Review of C programming language and control-flow statements
  • Basic types, constants, operators
  • Formatted input, output
  • Arithmetic, increment, decrement, assignment
Oct 5
Lecture 3: Review of control-flow statements and C control-flow
  • Relational, logical, bitwise operators
  • Shift, conditional, other operators
  • Sequential, compound statements
  • Conditional statements
  • Loop and jump statements
  • Structured program composition
2
Oct10
Lecture 4: Review of arrays and type conversion
  • Arrays
  • Multi-dimensional arrays
  • Storage in linear address space
  • Type ranges, type conversion
  • Types in expressions, type qualifiers
Oct 12
Lecture 5: Review of type conversion and functions
  • Application example PhotoLab
  • Function declaration, definition, call
  • Passing arguments to function parameters
  • Function call graph, stack, trace
  • Long jump
3
Oct 17
Lecture 6: Recursion, scope, variable lifetime
  • Recursion
  • Local and global scope
  • Variable lifetimes
  • Scope and variable lifetime
  • Memory organization, segmentation
Oct 19
Lecture 7: Storage classes, compiler components, translation units
  • Storage classes
  • Preprocessor, compiler, linker
  • Modules, translation units
  • Application examples PhotoLab2
4
Oct 24
Lecture 8: Make and Makefile, Debugging
  • Shared libraries, PhotoLab3
  • Makefile rules, targets, commands
  • Advanced features
  • Source level debugger GDB
  • Data display debugger DDD
Oct 26
Lecture 9: Assertions, review quiz
  • Review of C programming
  • Practice quiz
  • Using and disabling assertions
5
Oct 31

Lecture 10: Review, practice

  • Programming problem
  • Programming practice
Nov 2

Midterm Exam: Multi-choice test & C programming

Multi-choice test:

  • Syntax and semantics of C programs
  • Control flow, functions, recursion
  • Linux, translation units, Makefile

C programming:

  • Header files
  • Program files
  • Makefile
6
Nov 7
Lecture 11: Data structures
  • Structures, unions
  • Bit fields
  • Enumerators, typedefs
  • (Dynamic data structure) Objects in memory, properties, pointers
Nov 9
Lecture 12: Dynamic data structures
  • Dynamic data structures
  • Dynamic memory, malloc() and free()
  • Dynamic memory allocation
  • Dynamic memory access error
7
Nov 14
Lecture 13: Dynamic data structures
  • Validating heap memory, valgrind
  • Pointer operations, arithmetic
  • Pointer-array equivalence
  • Linear address space
Nov 16
Lecture 14: Dynamic data structures
  • Linked lists
  • Double-linked list
  • Example: List of student records
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Nov 21
Lecture 15: Dynamic data structures cont'd
  • Double-linked list
  • Element insertion, deletion
  • Example: List of student records
Nov 23
Holiday: Thanksgiving
9
Nov 28
Lecture 16: Dynamic data structures
  • Academic honesty clarification
  • Course administration
  • Double-linked list, insertion
  • Example: Sorted list of records
  • Pointers to functions

If there is time:

  • Sorted double-linked list (MWF Lecture 22)
  • Example: List of student records
Nov 30
Lecture 17: Command line tools and file I/O
Continued from previous lecture:
  • Command line arguments argc, argv
  • File processing, I/O streams
  • Example: Tool to sort student records
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Dec 5
Lecture 18: Advanced C programming
  • Passing data to/from functions
  • Variable argument lists
  • String operations using pointers
  • Standard C library
  • Standard math library
Dec 7
Lecture 19: Wrap up, review
  • Standard C library
  • Standard math library
  • Course wrap up
  • Outlook to EECS 22L
  • Review quiz
Final
Dec 12
Final Exam:
8am - 10am


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