Resources

Here are some resources that you might find helpful in this course:

1. My Java review sheet
2. Java API
3. Instructions for accessing Euclid
4. To work on your own machine:
   • Linux Install the packages related to emacs, X11, development, and Java. You might also need to download the Java SDK from Sun. Once you do this, your environment should be pretty much the same as on Euclid.
   • MacOS The easiest thing to do is load XCode as an optional install from your CD. This will give you a different programming environment, but one that is also professional-grade. To get the environment that I use in lecture, you should install Fink and then refer to the Linux instructions above. (Fink is a program that lets you install Linux packages.)
   • Windows Again, the easy route is to use a development environment specifically designed for Windows, such as Visual Studio. To get the same tools that we're using in class, you can install Cygwin and emacs. You also need to get java from Sun, though you might have already done that for CS 141.
5. Emacs reference card
6. Graphs chapter from the book

Anything else I should include? Let me know!