CS 62 Resources

Resources

CS 62 Reference Material and Handouts:

Instructions for submitting assignments
Java style guide
January 23: Bank account
January 25: Stopwatches and graphics
January 30: Silver Dollar Game Graphics
February 4: Applications and Applets
February 11: Sorting Algorithms
February 18: Singly-linked list implementation
February 20: Subset iterators and keystroke queues
March 12: Heap trees (an example of working with trees, not a paradigm of data types)
March 14: Heapsort
April 18: Undirected graphs

Structures Library:

structure5 documentation, for the package used in Duane Bailey's textbook
structure documentation, for Java versions prior to 1.5—probably unnecessary for our class
bailey.jar, necessary if you are going to work on your own computer

Eclipse Installation and Use:

See Professor Bruce's notes for CS 51. Simply substitute bailey.jar and BAILEY wherever you see objectdraw.jar and OBJECTDRAW.

Sun's Java Resources and Documentation:

Emacs, Make, and Subversion:

Our own local, highly-abbreviated introduction.
The Gnu Emacs Manual (probably more than you want to know). There is also a quick reference guide. For the Macintosh computers in the lab, we use the Aquamacs version of emacs.
The Gnu Make Manual. Chapters 1 through 3 are sufficient for our purposes. The Harvey Mudd College Computer Science Department has a short and helpful page about make.
The Official Subversion Book. Chapters 1 and 2 and the “High-speed Tutorial” in Appendix A ought to be enough. Here is a more concise page about Subversion from HMC.

C++ Resources and Documentation:

Other resources: