• Syllabus for CSc 11, for fall 2000.
• Textbook: The Universal Machine. Links to solutions to chapter review exercises, errata, web links by chapters, etc.
• ASCII code table. Corrected version of figure 3-16 in the book. (Note that this isn't a complete table.)
• Homework policy of Computer Science division. Here's another explanation of this policy. Make sure you read and understand it!
• Email addresses and office hours of apprentice teachers and teaching assistant (grader), for fall 2000.
• CourseInfo site for Introduction to Computing, Fall 2000.
• The Student Drop Box. Hand in your assignments here.

• Knobby's World 1.2. Get the latest version.
• LOOKOUT FAQ. What to do if LOOKOUT cannot find the "lrd" or "redir" command, how to copy and paste, etc.
• LOOKOUT for C++--, a programming environment for C++ programming. It's about 8 megabytes download, about 20 megabytes installed. Version 1.3 comes on the new CD-ROM (the CD-ROM with the book is an older version) and is installed on the Lehigh LANs.
• LOOKOUT library for Borland C++. This is a zip file containing lookout.lib, compiled to link with Borland C++, plus the header files, plus most of the source code associated with the book, using the .cpp extension (instead of .cc), which Borland C++ prefers. If you want to use Borland C++ instead of LOOKOUT (really?), but need to use the LOOKUT library described in The Universal Machine, then download this file, then unzip it.

• Exercises for chapter 1. Due Tuesday, 9/5.
• Exercises for chapter 2. Due Friday, 9/15.
• Exercises for chapter 3. Due Tuesday, 9/26.
• Exercises for chapter 4. Due Friday, 10/13.
• Exercises for chapter 5. Due Thursday, 10/26.
• Exercises for chapter 6. Due Thursday, 11/9.
• Exercises for chapter 7. Due Tuesday, 11/28.
• Exercises for chapter 8. Due Friday, 12/8.

Sample exams:

• Sample 6-weeks exam.
• Another sample 6-weeks exam. These will give you some idea what this exam will be like. Recommended for study!
• A sample final exam in Word format and in HTML format.
• A second sample final exam (Word format). Recommended for study!
• Answers to chapter review questions. After you've studied a chapter and tried to answer the Chapter Review questions at the end of the chapter, check here for the answers.

C++ Tutorials and Resources:

• Home page for The Universal Machine: A Multimedia Introduction to Computing. Resources associated with the textbook for the course.
• Web links associated with The Universal Machine, by chapter.
• Brain, Marshall & Campbell, Kelly. Understanding C++: Introduction (assumes modest knowledge of C) www.iftech.com/oltc/cpp/cpp1.stm
• Dodrill, Gordon (Coronado Enterprises). C++ Language Tutorial (also assumes modest knowledge of C) www.swcp.com/~dodrill/index.html
• Holzapfel, Roland. Object-Oriented Programming (emphasis on distributed objects) www.igd.fhg.de/~holzapfe/old/papers_se/oop/index.html
• Weidel, Johannes. The Standard Template Library Tutorial (recommended) http://www.eecs.lehigh.edu/resources/STL-tut/prwmain.htm
• Kirman, Jak. A modest STL Tutorial: ww.cs.brown.edu/people/jak/proglang/cpp/stltut/tut.htm
• Yahoo. A list of C++ resources (FAQs, pointers, tutorials, libraries, etc.) http://www.yahoo.com/Computers_and_Internet/Programming_Languages/C_and_C__/C__/

• wxWindows. A free, portable (Win, Unix, Mac) C++ class library, with support for GUI, text editor, threads, ... http://web.ukonline.co.uk/julian.smart/wxwin
• Other C++ class libraries available via the web http://www.yahoo.com/Computers_and_Internet/Programming_Languages/C_and_C__/C__/Class_Libraries/