Zongqi
Cai <caiz@csusb.edu> )Professor Ernesto
Gomez
http://www.csci.csusb.edu/egomez/
phone: (909)
537-5429
office: jb337
ernesto@csusb.edu
Class:
Monday-Wednesday 12:00-1:15PM, JB113
Labs:
M 1:30PM - 3:20PM
Jack Brown Hall 359
W 1:30PM - 3:20PM Jack Brown Hall 359
office
hours: TBA
This class will introduce you to computer science
and the C++ language.
Text: "Big C++", Horstmann
and Budd, Wylie
Other references:
UML
Linux.org -
Information and links
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Please make sure to read Chapter 5 on objects and classes and start reading Chapter 6 on vectors and arrays.
For Chapter 3, try review
exercises 3.1,3.12.3.15,3.21,3.23,3.25
Chapter 4: review exercises 4.4,4.9,4.13,4.18,4.20, programming 4.7,4.20
Chapter 5: review exercises 5.2,5.3,5.8,5.13,5.14, programming 5.1,5.7
Chapter 6: review exercises 6.2,6.8,6.10
These will not be graded, but you
should be able to do them and we may discuss them in
class.
Linux/Unix
Tutorial
Vi
Tutorial
Lab assistant: Ritchie Cai ( Zongqi
Cai <caiz@csusb.edu> )
Labs :
Week
2
Week
3
Week
4
Week
5
Week 6 - midterm and make-up. Use this week in lab to catch
up with whatever you have not done Week
7 (was week 6)
Week
8 (was week 7)
Week
9
Week 10 - make-up. Use this week in lab to catch up with
whatever you have not done
Remote
access: work from home
Week
7 (was week
6)
ref="http://www.csci.csusb.edu/egomez/cs201/debug.txt">Some
basic debugging hints
Printing
and saving graphics output
The
following are my notes on the class: they are generally an annotated
outline of material covered relating to each chapter in Horstmann.
Introduction
The
C++ Library, Strings, Input/Output
Objects
and Classes
Blocks,
Variable scope, IF and control statements
Functions
Modules
- defining Objects and Classes
Loops
Debugging
Vectors
Downloads:
You need SSH to login to your CS account from home.
SSH
- official site
Open SSH -
compatible freeware
SSH
for Macintosh
Note that to log in, you must first connect to
the gateway machine jbh3-1.csusb.edu. Once you are there, type "ssh
(machine-name)", where (machine-name)is one of the computers in
the lab.
Cygwin is a free Linux environment that runs under
Windows. It includes the standard GNU tools and compilers.
Cygwin
- Linux environment that runs under Windows
DJGPP is a
version of the GNU C, C++ compilers and tools that runs in a Windows
DOS box
DJGPP - GNU
compilers and tools for Windows
Ghostview is a viewer for
Postscript files - standard under Linux - Many computer science
references on the internet are in Postscript format.
Ghostview
- Poscript viewer
The NEDIT editor for Linux - has syntax highlighting, parenthesis
and bracket matching, and is very easy to use. To use it from your
account:
Log in to one of the machines in the lab.
From the
command line, type: 'cp ~egomez/.nedit .' (coopies the configuration
file). To run the editor: type the command: '~egomez/bin/nedit &'
(runs the editor as a separate x window).
Once the editor is
running, you have a normal (windows-like) file menu to select and
edit files.
If you are running Linux at home, you can download
it as follows: first copy the nedit executable to your directory -
'cp ~egomez/bin/nedit .'. Then download both nedit and .nedit to your
home computer using scp.
files
updated
October 12