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The following text is required for the course, and should be available in the
Yale Bookstore:
 | Computing With C# and the .Net Framework
by Arthur Gittleman
Jones and Bartlett
January 2003
ISBN 0-763-72339-8 |
Additional course materials will be available on-line, as described below.
| Homework and Grading. All homework assignments will
be available on-line, demonstrated in class, handed in electronically, and
graded on-line, with comments emailed to students. |
| Yale Classes*v2. We will use the Classes*v2 server to
communicate electronically to the students. Please sign up at
classesv2.yale.edu for CPSC 112.
It is important to check this resource daily for announcements,
corrections to assignments, etc. |
| Email. If you're having a problem with homework, the
software, or whatever, please send email to one of the TA's -- you will
usually receive a response within a few hours. If the question and
response is of general interest to the class, we may post it to the Classes*v2
server. If the TA cannot help you, please send email to me
(paul.hudak@yale.edu). |
| Course Web Pages. The CS-112 website (which you are currently
reading) is the primary source of information about the course, including
office hours, assignments, how to use the software, auxiliary reading
material, etc. When changes or additions are made to the website, an
announcement will be made on the Classes*v2 server. |
| Visual Studio.NET There will be an
on-line software library, available through Visual Studio.NET (abbreviated
VS.NET), which will contain any special software needed for the course,
example programs from the textbook, etc. |
| Notes from Kevin Yip's lecture on
November 10. |
| My Lecture Notes. |
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