The Java Tutorial, Second Edition. Download the zip file, or order the book from Amazon.com.
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B. Kernighan and D. Ritchie. The C Programming Language, 2nd ed., Prentice Hall, 1988. Available in the University Bookstore.
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Tim Love, ANSI C for Programmers on Unix Systems, 1996. pdf file, ps file, html file (This is a zipped file that has a self-extracting exe file found by Majdi Sweiss)
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Bruce Eckel, Thinking in Java, Prentice Hall, 2nd ed., 1999. pdf file.
 | This course assumes that the student already knows the basic programming concepts and has completed an introductory course in programming. |
| The course includes a review of the C programming language. pdf file of the slides used. |
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The course concentrates on teaching the fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming, and introduces advanced programming techniques for developing Windows and Web-based applications. |
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The course starts with introducing basic object-oriented programming concepts using Java, then moves on to Web-based applications. |
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The only way to attend this class is to register it. |
| This course is held on the honor code. |
| The Source for Java Technology from Sun |
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Homework 2 due April 2, 2000. Solve the questions and exercises at the end of the Object-Oriented Programming Concepts lesson of the Java Tutorial. Don't submit this homework. Said Zaghloul has found a nice and free Java editor. If you would like to try it, download this zipped file.
Homework 3 due April 30, 2001. Solution
Homework 4 due April 30, 2001. Solution
Homework 5 due May 23, 2001.
Q1 D, Q2 A, Q3 D, Q4 A, Q5 A, Q6 A, Q7 C, Q8 D, Q9 E2P9.java