This page will contain resources that will assist you with this course and the lab.

Submission of Projects Instructions

• Projects should be emailed to the instructor by the beginning of class on the day due.  The subject of the folder should be "CSC221ProjectXX" with out the quotation marks and where XX represents the textbook chapter associated with the project number, e.g. chp6 would be CSC221Project06.    
• All project source files should have appropriate file header:
  //*******************************************
  //  Problem: Chp 7 program xx
  //  Author: Karl Ricanek
  //  Date: 1/29/07
  //  Filename: ArrayPanel.java
  //  Description:  provide a succint description of the problem
  //
  //  Uses: the other source files it uses, if none can be ignored
  //  Extends: the class it extends from
  //  Implements: the interface(s) it implements,
  //**********************************************
• The parts of the class should be identified with a header: Data Members, Constructor, Methods.
• Each method should  have a header describing the method.
• For additional info refer to Appendix F.

MS-DOS
 Learning MSDOS - primer used in lab
Commands An Overview - cmds you should know

JAVA
Suns' Java Website: www.java.com

Download Java used in this class: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp (select the hyperlink that says the following: Download JDK 5.0 Update 6 , which is located in the center of your web browser.)

Java's Online Reference Manual: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/index.html

JAVA Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
Eclipse IDE will be used for labs.  You may find the latest Eclipse release here: www.eclipse.org . You may choose to use any IDE for your Java programs outside of the lab.