Each of the lab assignments below has a "pre-lab exercise" and a "group lab exercise". There is a navigation bar at the left that is used for switching between these. You should do the pre-lab exercise first.

As written, the pre-lab exercises are for individuals to complete prior to attending a lab, and lab exercises are to be completed by a group of students in the lab.

These labs are in "read-only" format. That means, you will see text boxes for answers to be typed in, but those are just there to show where the text boxes are in the WebCT version of these; nothing happens if you type stuff in. The WebCT version will accept answers input and saved, etc.

Instructions for using your WebCT account

 

HTML/JavaScript from Introduction to Computer Science:

Lab 1	Drexel Computing Environment
Lab 3	Working With HTML
Lab 4	Computers and Codes
Lab 5	Welcome to Java's Crypt
Lab 6	Forms and Functions
Lab 7	Expressions, Conditionals and Rounding Error
Lab 8	Loops, Random Numbers, and Hardware
Lab 9	Arrays, Regular Expressions, and Artificial Intelligence
Lab 11	Scientific Computing, Cryptography and End of Course

 

Computer Programming I:

Instructions for Pre-Lab 1 exercise

Lab 1	Getting Started with Visual C++
Lab 2	Types, Type Conversion, Bugs, and Manipulators
Lab 3	Numbers, Integer Division, cmath, and strings
Lab 4	Files, Graphics, and Pair Programming
Lab 5	Conditionals in C++
Lab 6	Subprograms, Pass by Value
Lab 7	Subprograms, Pass by Reference
Lab 8	Compound Conditionals and Random Numbers
Lab 9	Iteration in C++ - Loops and Nested Loops
Lab 10	Course Practicum

 

Computer Programming II:

Lab 1	User-Defined Types (classes)
Lab 2	Classes (constructors)
Lab 3	Operator Overloading and Templates
Lab 4	Vectors
Lab 5	Recursion
Lab 6	Sorting, Searching, Dividing, and Conquering
Lab 7	Pointers on Pointers
Lab 8	Pointers, Dynamic Variables, and Linked Lists
Lab 9	Inheritance
Lab 10	Course Practicum