Course Information

• Course description
• Schedule
• Conduct and Collaboration Policy
• Items marked with a are likely to be pending. Items marked with a were likely already due.
• Office Hours: available via email during all free times in my schedule. Drop ins welcome. My schedule is also posted on my door.

Labs (Collaborative Discussion, Individual Writeup)

Lab 1 — Eclipse

Lab 2 — Subversion

Lab 3 — Debugging

Lab 4 — UML and Violet

Lab 5 — Exceptions and Javadoc

Lab 6 — Recursion

Programming Assignments

Can't remember how to access your SVN repository? Click here to see it on the web. (requires your svn password). See the Subversion lab for more help.

1: Game of Life (Group Work)
Grading Guidelines: Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3
Files: livingNeighbors.java, TestRandomArray.java
My comments: Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3 notes on test cases and UML

2: Robot Maze (Group Work)
Grading Guidelines: Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3
Files: maze1, maze2, maze3, maze4, maze5, maze6
How to use Javadoc for a technical specification
My comments: Phase 1,

Code Examples and Handouts

• CRC Cards
• UML
• Memory Pictures
• Memory Worksheet
• Another Memory Worksheet
• UML quiz answers
• Reading on Generics
• Subversion instructions for Projects
• Copy Constructors Handout
• Copy Constructors Worksheet
• Another Copy Constructors Worksheet
• Memory quiz answers
• Exam 1 study guide
• Java quiz answers
• Recursion Worksheet and answers
• Fractals: class work and extra credit
  1. Import the Fractals project from the repository: http://svn.eg.bucknell.edu/csci204/recursion
  2. You can change your own files but not commit over mine.
  3. Disconnect from my svn repositiory (right click on Fractals, team, disconnect) Click on "Also delete meta information" and "finish".
  4. Team share it in your lab repository like it was a lab
  5. Don't forget to commit
• More Recursion Worksheet
• Recursion EC. 1 pt on a Project.
  1. Lookup the Ackermann function.
  2. Write a program to compute it.
  3. Team share it in your lab repository like it was a lab.

Links

• CSCI 203 TestPlan Handout
• Sun's Java Programming Style Standard
• Java 6 API
• How to Write Doc Comments for the Javadoc Tool
• A quick example of things Javadoc can do and the Java file.
• Why it's a good idea to avoid magic numbers in your programs.
• Code Smells
• Eclipse
• How NOT to go about a programming assignment
• An on-line bookshelf from O'Reilly for Bucknell, where you can read a LOT of books about Java and Internet, as long as you connect to it from Bucknell's Internet domain.
• Fred Swartz's Java Notes