Computer Science 161
Introduction to Programming I
Fall 2011

last updated July 28, 2011

Syllabus

Schedule

Class Examples

Labs and Homework Assignments

• Solutions

• Lab 1, part 1: Intro to the Programming Environment
• Lab 1, part 2: Hello World

• Lab 2: Figure

• Lab 3: Coins

• HW 1: Problems

• HW 2: Figures2

• Lab 4: Pig Latin

• Lab 5: Pig Latin2

• HW 3: MUTunes

• Extra Credit: Token Counter

• HW 4: MUTunes, Part 2

• Example: Sections

Resources:

• Exam 3 Study Guide

• Practice-It! - Online Practice Tool

• Lecture Slides for 2nd Edition

• Text Source Code for 2nd Edition

• Computing Tips

• How to Submit

• Student Code of Conduct

• MU Policy for Responsible Use

Connections:

• Millersville CS Department

• MU InfoTech Services

• Java Platform SE 6 API. All available classes and methods for Java SE 6.

• Java Development Kit (JDK) 6 (latest update). Get the version without NetBeans or Java EE. The latest system update for Mac OS X includes an updated JDK. The JDK is not required for this course, but it is recommended for CSCI majors. Others can download the latest Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 update.

• Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Ganymede Package). The appropriate download for your platform (Win32 or Mac) will be determined by the web page. Save the archive file to disk, then extract it to your hard drive (C:/Eclipse works well).

• Mac OS X Secure Shell Client: One comes with the operating system. Open a "Terminal" (in /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) and use "ssh" to connect to a remote system, and "scp" to copy files.

Dr. Blaise W. Liffick