CPSC 220 - CS I Spring08

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CPSC 220, Spring 2008. Demographics

Comments on answers to CPSC 220 - First Day Questions, http://paprika.umw.edu/~ernie/cpsc220/Questions1.html, and CPSC 220 - Second Day Questions, http://paprika.umw.edu/~ernie/cpsc220/Questions2.html, completed in class

• Comments on your answers Questions 1 - CPSC 220 Spring 2008
• Comments on your answers Questions 2 - CPSC 220 Spring 2008
• Student Suggested Questions for the First Test

Itunes Project Spring 2008

Setting up your home computer

• We mentioned using PuTTy to log in to paprika.umw.edu. Details are at http://rosemary.umw.edu/~ernie/remote.pdf
  • When you use PuTTy you will have a text-based interface to the computer with domain name paprika.umw.edu

• You will want to download NetBeans to your home computer. A link for that is http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/netbeans.html
  • If you do the work on your home computer using NetBeans then you'll need to transfer it to paprika using WinSCP - details on installing and using WinSCP are available in the PDF document that mentioned above.

Using Unix or Linux

• In Unix, how do I create a new directory?
• Use this URI, http://del.icio.us/ernestackermann/linux%2Bftp, to see some links about using SFTP to transfer files between a Linux system and paprika.umw.edu.

Moving files

• CPSC 220 - Transfer Files from USB Drive to Eclipse
• Transferring files to paprika by FTP

Java related

• Appropriate documentation
• Getting to two decimal places with Java
• Creating a Java applet

Netbeans

• Constructing the RectangleViewer project using NetBeans
• Generating javadoc using NetBeans
• Including the source files of a project in a JAR using NetBeans

Class Notes

• CPSC 220 Chapter 2 Answers
• CPSC 220 Chapter 2 Answers Section 2
• CPSC 220 Chapter 3 Answers