CS111 Assignment 0: Welcome to CS111!
No late submissions are accepted on this assignment (except for OAE accommodations or granted extensions). The deadline is firm without exception. Assignment by Nick Troccoli, with modifications by John Ousterhout The goals for this assignment are for you to get up to speed with the environment, tools, C and C++ techniques we'll be using for the quarter. This is a short assignment where you will be answering a few short answer questions, reading some code, and writing a little bit of code. This assignment is a great opportunity to refresh your C and C++ memory; as you're reading through and working on the assignment, please ask questions about anything you don't understand or need more explanations about. We are happy to help! This assignment will give you practice with: All of the assignments for this class will require you to login to the myth cluster using ssh. Our Getting Started guide walks you through how to do this and outlines some options for you to work on assignments - check
CS111 Assignment 0: Welcome to CS111! Assignment 0: Welcome to CS111! NOTE: this website is out of date. This is the course web site from a past quarter. If you are a current student taking the course, you should visit the current class web site instead. If the current website is not yet visible by going to cs111.stanford.edu, it may be accessible by visiting this link until the new page is mounted at this address. Please be advised that courses' policies change with each new quarter and instructor, and any information on this out-of-date page may not apply to you. --> Due: Tue Jan 16 11:59 pm
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