pb3972’s blog

Total time: 10 -12 hours I think

Estimated time: 10 hours.

Estimated hours to completion: 6 or less

Actual hours: 5 or so.

Partner: John Barry

UVA problem 10168, accepted, 1.736 seconds, ranking 1815.

Predicted time: 1 hour

Actual time (besides documentation): 1 hour

Documentation and uploading to Google Code seems to take far longer than the other parts of these projects.

Expected time: 2 hours

Total time: more like 3 or 3.5 with all the documentation and stuff.

Execution time: 0.76 s

Rank: 1744

Figuring out how to do Doxygen and google code was a hassle and also time consuming.

Well, here I am doing it. This is Peter Baum’s University of Texas Blog started at about 1:30 AM on September second 2009. Theoretically, I would use this to write about what things are happening in my life or whatever, but that doesn’t really seem like the kind of things I will do.

For the most part I am probably just going to be writing a blog entry once a week or so for CS 371p, so look forward to it.

So, it has been one week and I have been to class 3 times so far with another coming later today. I don’t have the book, so any quiz questions pertaining to specific information I have not come across in my studies I will be at a loss to answer. I will probably just write something sassy instead. This class is in C++, which I am not especially familiar with. I do know Java quite well and have some C experience, so I don’t think it will be much problem. The biggest problem I think I will have is fluidity of my programming, which should correct itself after a project or two. I am partners with Scott Grant. (maybe; we talked for about 15 seconds at the end of last lecture. Might even talk to him again today.) Well, that is about all I have to say about that for now. Next entry will be about Collatz.