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1 Computer Engineering: Your First Year
Originally prepared by Carl Alphonce; Modified by Bina Ramamurthy Computer Science & Engineering University at Buffalo 1/1/2019

2 Overview Academic advice Non-academic advice Sample program
What is CSE 115? What is CSE 116? Non-academic advice 1/1/2019

3 Sample first-year program
Fall semester CSE 115 MTH 141 CHE 103 3 other credits Spring Semester CSE 116 MTH 142 PHY 107 3 other credits 1/1/2019

4 Full admission to major
Complete with average GPA >= 2.5 CSE 116 PHY 107 MTH 142 or MTH 152 (Enriched Calculus I) 1/1/2019

5 CSE 115: Introduction to CS I
Object-oriented design and programming Problem solving Modeling and design before coding Key: using good abstractions Programming projects Early projects are small Later projects are larger Language used is Java 1/1/2019

6 Recent CSE 115 final projects
Game Tetris Minesweeper Blackjack Programmable simulator Communication network simulator TM simulator 1/1/2019

7 CSE 116: Introduction to CS II
Semester-long project Team-based project Multi-stage project Each stage comes with a specification Specs from previous stage may not be respected Code-swap 1/1/2019

8 Recent CSE 116 term projects
Distributed Scrabble Othello with computer player Graphically simple adventure game Lotus (2-4 player board game) with computer player Scotland Yard board game 1/1/2019

9 General academic advice
Attendance is very important to keep up with the class. Make best use of the office hours of your teacher and the teaching assistants. We have online submission of the projects for most of the CEN courses. DO submit the projects even if it is incomplete to get partial credit. Make sure your teacher knows your name. May come in handy for recommendation letters for higher studies or jobs. 1/1/2019

10 General academic advice (contd.)
Talk to the teacher right away if you have difficulty with any aspect of the course. Manage your time Studying happens every day, not just before exams! Start projects/homeworks promptly Ask questions! 1/1/2019

11 Talk to me. Bina Ramamurthy (bina) bina@cse.buffalo.edu
(108) Office room: 127 Bell Hall 1/1/2019

12 Non-academic advice HAVE FUN!!! Academics aren’t everything!
Time management; make time for Sports/Clubs Friends/Family Hard time? Talk to someone! Counseling services: HAVE FUN!!! 1/1/2019


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