Author: Stan Eisenstat
Subject: CPSC 223 midterm
Date: Monday, 02 Mar 2020, 18:43:42

The CPSC 223 midterm will be given during class on
Wednesday, March 4th:

* If your last name begins with A-K you will be taking
  the exam in LC 102.  Please sit in a seat with 0 or
  2 seats BETWEEN you and the nearest aisle.  (This
  assumes that there are two aisles and at least 10
  rows of seats; if not, alternate instructions will
  be given.)

* If your last name begins with L-Z you will be taking
  the exam in DL 220 (our regular classroom).  Please
  sit in an upholstered blue folding seat where there
  are either 0 or 2 seats BETWEEN you and the nearest
  aisle.
    
If you leave the room for any reason during the exam,
you may not return.

Solutions to the problems on the sample exam are
available at

  http://zoo.cs.yale.edu/classes/cs223/doc/sample-m.ans

Possible topics on the exam include:

* algorithms (greedy, backtracking, divide-and-conquer,
  and dynamic programming; sorting)

* allocation of arrays and records

* adversary arguments

* search (linked lists will not be covered)

* under the hood (how C uses memory, scope, etc.)

--Stan-