CPS 4
Summer 2001

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August 7, 2001

  • You should be working on your final projects at this point.
    Your group and game preferences are online here.
    Your entire group must meet with me before August 11 at 5pm to demo your final project, either in the classroom or by appointment in my office.

August 3, 2001

  • Reminder: All Pong work and Final Project choices are due on Monday.

July 31, 2001

  • An example for using counters and text shapes is available here.

July 27, 2001

  • Reminder: Swarm is due before class starts on Monday. You will not have time in class to work on it.

July 20, 2001

  • Class Thursday has been declared a catch-up day and the assignment originally scheduled for then has been postponed until further notice. Please take time after the quiz today and this weekend to understand and finish up your animations.

July 16, 2001

  • Your ID card will give you access to the ICC classroom only during the following times:
    • M-F: 4pm-midnight
    • S-S: 10am-midnight

July 10, 2001

  • You can pick up a copy of Visual J++ for your home Windows PC in class on Tuesday.
    You can download a self-installing copy of GP for use with Visual J++ here.
  • Visual J++ Projects by default, are stored in
    "C:\Documents And Settings\icc229\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects"

July 9, 2001

  • This week we start programming in Java! Make sure to read the first chapter of the textbook.

July 5, 2001

  • Please email me at rcd@cs.duke.edu from your preferred email address and let me know what your acpub ID is and whether your name appears correctly on the Students page.

July 4, 2001

  • Starting today, the class will meet in room 229 of the Social Sciences Building, at the end of the second floor hall, for the rest of the term.
  • This week's possible quiz questions are available here.

July 2, 2001

  • Welcome to CPS 4!
  • This website complements your classroom experience. Important announcements will be posted on this page and may be announced in class. You are responsible for all material that appears on these pages and thus should check for updates frequently.
  • This course is not recommended for students who want to continue to take courses in the Computer Science department. If you are not sure this course is right for you, see our guide for choosing the right introductory Computer Science course.
 
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