CS 112: Introduction to Programming, Fall 2004

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Course Information

  • Recommended C# and Java books

    • Schedule

    Assignments

  • Office and Lab Hours
  • How to Submit Assignments
  • Frequently Asked Questions

    • Lecture Notes

    Other Web Resources

  • Links to Remote Desktop Connection client software (Windows, Mac, and Linux).
  • Download the SciTE editor (and documentation). and the .NET Framework SDK (108Mb).
  • Download Visual Studio .NET through MSDN-AA. In order to get access,  please sign up at http://www.yale.edu/msdnaa. When you  are given access (usually within 24 hours), you will receive an email message and can then access all of the software on that site.

  • Notes on Programming in C by Rob Pike (it is a classic for C, but it is also useful for C#).
  • .NET Framework and C# Frequently Asked Questions.
  • .NET Links: C#, VS.NET, ECMA Manuals, GotDotNet, .NET Zone, .NET Corner, and the Unix port (Mono).
  • Java vs. C#, a Code-for-Code Comparison by Richard V. Dragan.
  • A Comparative Overview of C# (with Java and C++) by Ben Albahari.
  • A comparison of Delphi and C# features by Peter van Ooijen.
  • Java Links: Java FAQ, DemoApplets, Gamelan, InsideJava, JW, JavaPro, and News.
  • Internet FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Archives (FAQ for Windows 2000, Emacs, and Unix).
  • PantheonHelp and How to use Pico, Emacs, and Unix.
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