I think during class, Dr. Stewart mentioned that there will be no code writing for the Graph problem, is that correct?

Can someone list the topics we covered in Graph?
Depth First, ZBreadth first, topological sort, qbased topological sort, shortest paths, min cost spanning trees, Dijkstra's algorithm, and Kruskal's MST algorithm. Did I miss anything here?

Also can someone from the other section give some hints thanx

12/11/2005 7:15:11 PM

im so fucked in this class

i think i have to make an 80 on this exam just to get a C- for the class. and with only 4 questions worth 25 pts each, and hardly any partial credit, that isn't likely.

[Edited on December 11, 2005 at 9:25 PM. Reason : ]

12/11/2005 9:25:31 PM

well... hopefully someone will give us some hints!!!!

12/11/2005 9:28:38 PM

I skipped most of this class and made an A. The final cant be that bad

12/11/2005 9:44:54 PM

i've done horrible on his tests, and this one is just like the others

61,70,64 are my three grades so far for tests... not too good

12/11/2005 11:03:35 PM

I will not take this class again!!

12/11/2005 11:05:16 PM

i know, it really sucks. i think it's too late to switch majors now too lol

12/11/2005 11:10:22 PM

definitely got raped by this exam. apparantly i can get credit for a D in the class though

12/13/2005 2:40:30 PM

man.. you should've went over the homework... it was the exact questions and numbers!!! the test was actually easy! Sorry man

12/13/2005 10:53:52 PM

isn't this a C wall?

12/13/2005 10:54:21 PM

I think so.. you need a C to take csc326

12/13/2005 10:54:54 PM

i did go over the homework, i just don't think i got a 74 or better on the test


if you look at the degree key in your degree audit page, it says the one's with 0's in the column are c-wall. this one doesn't have one for me.

^it doesn't say anything about the grade, just says preq: csc 316

Quote :

"CSC 326 Software Engineering 3(2-2-0) F,S Preq: CSC 314 or 316 Application of product engineering methods to software: quality assurance, project management, requirements analysis, specifications, design, development, testing, production and maintenance."

[Edited on December 14, 2005 at 9:27 AM. Reason : ]

12/14/2005 9:25:52 AM