Sara Baase and Allen Van Gelder
Materials for Instructors
Please note: Allen Van Gelder's site for this book might be more up-to-date.
| Contents of this page: |
About the book |
Errata |
Solutions Manual |
Slides for lectures |
Java code from the appendix |
Miscellaneous |
About the book: Contents and other information
| Postscript file (Updated June 30, 2002) | PDF file (Updated June 30, 2002) |
Solutions Manual
A Solutions Manual is available online from Addison Wesley to instructors.
Please contact
your Addison Wesley sales representative for a password.
If you do not know your local sales rep, you can use
AW's rep locator to find
him or her.
The authors do not have copies of the Manual to distribute.
Slides for lectures
Professor Ben Choi of Louisiana Tech University created an extensive set
of Power Point
slides to
accompany the text. He offered to make them available
to other instructors.
Java code from the Appendix
tar -xf AppendixCode.tar
In case you have any problem getting this file, the Java code in the
Appendix is also available by anonymous ftp at ftp.aw.com in the directory
cseng/authors/baase.
"Library" Assignments
Clarifications for Some Exercises in the Text
Students often send me e-mail asking questions about exercises
they are working on for homework. When I get similar questions from
several students or when the questions seek general
clarifications, I post my answers for the class. You may wish to make these
available to your students.
Exercise 1.7
Exercise 4.8
Exercise 4.18
This tar file (AppendixCode.tar)
contains the Java code that appears in the appendix
of the textbook.
The tar file contains twelve Java files, plus a README file.
After you retrieve the tar file,
you can extract the contents using the following command (which
will place the extracted files into a new directory called
AppendixCode):
I often give one assignment where students are to find
an article about some problem or algorithm not covered in the textbook.
I plan to add a sample assignment here.