I will post lecture topics, reading assignments, and problem sets here. I'll revise the table after each lecture to reflect what really happened.

Week	Date	Topic	Material	Reading
1	8/25	Lec 1: Introduction; software engineering; brief history of programming languages	Evolution of programming languages: PPT or PDF	Syllabus
	8/26	Dis 1: Using Visual Studio	Lab material
	8/27	Lec 2: Introduction to C++	Lecture examples	Eckel, Chapters 1 and 2
	8/28	Problem Set One and its solution.	ps1-skeleton.zip
2	9/1	Lec 3: Main function linkage; streams; pipe and filter architecture; arrays and pointers.	Lecture examples	Eckel, Chapter 3
	9/2	Dis 2: C++ memory management	Lab material
	9/3	Lec 4: Runtime memory organization		Eckel, Chapters 4-5
	9/4	Problem Set Two and its solution.
3	9/8	Lec 5: Copying vs. pointers vs. references; destructors	Lecture examples	Eckel, Chapter 6
	9/9	Dis 3: Memory Model	Lab material
	9/10	Lec 6: Operator overloading and copy constructors	Lecture examples	Eckel, Chapters 7 and 11
	9/11	Problem Set Three and its solution, including test cases.
4	9/15	Lec 7: PS 2 solution; unit testing; assignment operator	Lecture examples; Unit testing slides	Eckel, Chapter 12
	9/16	Dis 4: Iterators	Lab material
	9/17	Lec 8: Standard Template Library	Lecture examples	STL documentation
	9/18	Problem Set Four and its solution (including written problem) with grading test cases	functions.h
5	9/22	Lec 9: PS 3 solution; function objects; client/server architecture	Lecture examples
	9/23	Dis 5: Catch up day	Lab material
	9/24	Lec 10: Sockets, threads, and locks	Lecture examples
	9/25	Problem Set Five and its solution	boggleserver.zip, boggle.jar, dictionary.txt,
6	9/29	Lec 11: PS 3 solution; function objects; client/server architecture; introduction to software engineeering	Lecture examples; Software engineering slides
	9/30	Dis 6: Debugging Multi-Thread Programs	Lab material
	10/1	Lec 12: Debugging	Debugging slides
	10/2	Problem Set Six	console.h, console.cpp,
7	10/6	Lec 13: SVN and version control		TortoiseSVN (Windows Explorer interface) Documentation on SVN in general and TortoiseSVN in particular AnkhSVN (Visual Studio plugin)
	10/7	Dis 7: Another Catch-Up Day	Lab material
	10/1	Lec 14: Event-driven software architecture	Lecture examples
	10/2	Problem Set Seven
	10/13	Fall Break
	10/14	Fall Break
	10/15	Fall Break
	10/16	Fall Break
8	10/20	Lec 15: Event-driven programming	Lecture examples
	10/21	Dis 8: Creating DLLs	Lab material
	10/22	Lec 16: Midterm Review	Review Material
	10/23	Problem Set Eight (due 11/5)
9	10/27	Midterm Exam (open book/open notes)	Last year's midterm and its solution
	10/28	Dis 9: GUI Applications	Lab material
	10/29	Lec 17: Midterm post-mortem; completion of debugging from 10/1/09; pair programming	Debugging slides; Pair programming slides
	10/30	See 10/23 for problem set
10	11/3	Lec 18: Coding GUI applications	Lecture examples
	11/4	Dis 10: Questions about/demonstrations of PS 8
	11/5	Lec 19: GUI fine points, inheritance in C++	Lecture examples	Eckel, Chapters 14 and 15
	11/6:	Problem Set Nine
11	11/10	Lec 20: Fine points of managed/unmanaged interaction; cache effects	Lecture examples
	11/10	Dis 11: Profiling	Lab material
	11/12	Lec 21: Performance improvements
	11/13:	Final Project
12	11/17	Lec 22: MVC architecture; characteristics of good classes	Lectures examples
	11/18	Dis 12: Hammer	Demo and practice with Hammer in WEB 130
	11/19	Lec 23: More about classes; Hammer