Week 02 Notes for CS 2500, Section 001 -- Spring 2002

• Meet first in P-114
• Take Roll.
• Announcement(s)
  • Anyone who still needs to add CS 2500 should contact me
  • A level-two version of program #1 is due Tuesday, Feb 26. Get started on this soon, while the Hello World! assignment is still fresh in your mind.
• In Carrano we are reading chapter one (program design) and chapter two (recursion).
• In Anderson we are reading chapters 1-3,5 (intro to Unix).
• Check due dates for Programming assignment #1.
• Locate where to get Hello World! handouts and Jove handouts online:
  • Hello World
  • Jove Help
• check out the links from the Hello World! handout.
• Do some lecture topics from below.
• Discuss programming assignment #1.
  • What is the assignment?
  • How do we get the data files?
  • Where do we put the data files?
  • Design considerations.
• Show example of reading e-mail on the Sun Ultra's.
• The compiler command option for naming the executable file:
  (g++ -o letters letters.cpp)
• Discuss compiling/debugging with jove
  • How to execute the compiler "inside" jove: (C-u, C-x, C-e)
  • C-x 1 "unsplits" the screen.
  • How to break out of jove to a sub-shell whilst "saving your place": (M-s)
  • Testing the program while in the sub-shell.
  • How to break out of the sub-shell and return to "your place" in jove: (exit)
• Go to lab at 10:10.
• Pass out accounts
• See if anyone needs to be shown how to telnet from a PC.
• Show people how to launch a browser and editor.
• Do "Hello World" Assignnent

• Take Roll.
• Pass out any left-over accounts.
• Look at file that tells results of lab 01 (Hello World!)
• Announcement(s)
  • I received this message from Elmer Salazar:

    From: esalazar@gmx.net
    Date: Wed Feb 20, 2002  03:21:37  PM US/Pacific
    To: rsc@eos.csustan.edu, lamie@altair.csustan.edu, john@alcyone.csustan.edu
    Subject: CS1500 & 2500 Workshop
    
    The workshop will be in the conference room (P280) at the following 
    times:
    
    Tues. & Thurs. at 11:30am - 12:30 pm
    Wed. & Fri. at 10:00am - 11:00am
    
    The first session will be Tuesday, February 26.
    
    This workshop is for all 1500 and 2500 students, regardless of 
    major. Please announce this in you class.
    
    Thank you,
    	Elmer E. Salazar
    
• Show the class a sample of what they should have turned in for the "Hello World" assignment.
• Discuss programming assignment #1.
  • What is the assignment?
  • How do we get the data files?
  • Where do we put the data files?
  • Design considerations.
• How much of the following stuff do we need to do still?
• Show example of reading e-mail on the Sun Ultra's.
• The compiler command option for naming the executable file:
  (g++ -o letters letters.cpp)
• Discuss compiling/debugging with jove
  • How to execute the compiler "inside" jove: (C-u, C-x, C-e)
  • C-x 1 "unsplits" the screen.
  • How to break out of jove to a sub-shell whilst "saving your place": (M-s)
  • Testing the program while in the sub-shell.
  • How to break out of the sub-shell and return to "your place" in jove: (exit)