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    CS 354 - Machine Organization

    Wednesday, September 7, 2016


    We assume that you have successfully completed CS 302 and CS/ECE 252.
    Waitlisted? Continue attending. Some seats open as students finalize their schedules.
    Instructor
    Jim Skrentny
    [email protected]
    5379 Computer Sciences
    Lectures
    Lecture 1: 113 Psychology, MWF: 1:20 PM - 2:10 PM
    Lecture 2: 145 Birge, MWF: 2:25 PM - 3:15 PM
    no lecture on 11/23 (Wed before TG)

    Today
    Course Intro
    course info
    exams & assignments
    C Programming Intro
    historical overview
    first C program
    edit-compile-run
    Next Time
    Read: finish K&R Ch. 1, review K&R Ch. 3 - 4
    Basic C Programming

    Copyright 2016 Jim Skrentny

    CS 354 (F16): L1 - 1

    Course Information
    Canvas Course Website
    UWs new Learning Management System
    https://canvas.wisc.edu/courses/3949
    will have outlines, assignments, announcements, Piazza, policies, etc
    provides access to scores, class statistics, solutions
    Textbooks and Readings
    Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective, Bryant & O'Hallaron, 2nd Ed, 2010
    The C Programming Language, Kernighan & Ritchie , 2nd Ed., 1988
     first page of each lecture outline has reminders of what to be reading
    Lecture & Outlines
    do assigned textbook readings before lecture
    print and bring to lecture the outlines posted on the course Canvas page
    outlines will usually be posted by 11 AM the morning of lecture
    fill in outlines with your notes during lecture
    Piazza Discussions
    search and ask/answer questions about:
    - homeworks and projects
    - course content and logistics
    - exams
    must activate your Piazza account
    CS Account
    provides access to Linux lab computers with C programming tools
    uses Ubuntu 14.02 LTS replaces Redhat Enterprise Linux 6
    should be same user name/password as your 302 account
    if new - must activate your CS account (see lab consulting)
    is needed for your CS 354 student folder used for some course projects
    TA Consulting
    provides help with course topics, C tools and language, homeworks and projects
    located in 1366 CS (other Linux labs 1355, 1358, 1368)
    schedule is on Canvas (updated as the semester progresses)
     TA consulting starts today, 9/7, 5:30 7 PM

    Copyright 2016 Jim Skrentny

    CS 354 (F16): L1 - 2

    Exams & Assignments


    Exams (55%)

    Midterm (25%):
    Final (30%):

    Thursday, October 27th,


    Friday, December 23rd,

    7:15 pm to 9:15 pm
    2:45 PM to 4:45 PM

    Notify us next week if you have a conflict with either of these exams.
    Ill say more about this next week.
    Projects (30%)

    6 projects, 3-8% each, posted on Canvas


    about two weeks to complete each
    pair programming is allowed for some projects
    submitted electronically via Canvas
    accepted late only if
    - extenuating circumstances are beyond your control
    - you notify me at least 3 days prior to due date
    - work can be completed in a few extra days

    Homeworks (15%)

    10 homeworks, 1.5% each, posted on Canvas


    about one week to complete each
    no collaboration allowed
    submitted electronically via Canvas
    not accepted late

    Copyright 2016 Jim Skrentny

    CS 354 (F16): L1 - 3

    First C Program

    int main(
    {

    char *str = malloc(50);


    printf("Enter your CS login: ");
    if (fgets (str, 50, stdin) == NULL) {
    fprintf(stderr, "Error reading user input.\n");
    }

    int len = strlen(str);


    if (str[len - 1] == '\n') {
    str[len - 1] = '\0';
    }

    printf("Your login: %s\n", str);

    Copyright 2016 Jim Skrentny

    CS 354 (F16): L1 - 4

    Building Your First C Program

    Edit:

    Compile:

    Run:

    Copyright 2016 Jim Skrentny

    CS 354 (F16): L1 - 5

    First C Program COMPLETE


    /* title: First C Program
    * file:
    prog1.c
    * author: Jim Skrentny
    */
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    #include <string.h>

    // for printf fprintf fgets


    // for malloc
    // for strlen

    int main(int argc, char *argv[])


    {
    // Prompt and read user's CS login
    char *str = malloc(50);
    printf("Enter your CS login: ");
    if (fgets (str, 50, stdin) == NULL) {
    fprintf(stderr, "Error reading user input.\n");
    }
    // Terminate the string
    int len = strlen(str);
    if (str[len - 1] == '\n') {
    str[len - 1] = '\0';
    }
    // Print out the CS login
    printf("Your login: %s\n", str);
    return 0;
    }

    Copyright 2016 Jim Skrentny

    CS 354 (F16): L1 - 6

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