CSE 142: Autumn, 1999 Computer Programming I Hal Perkins & Linda Shapiro

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• Homework
• The homework help page contains resources to help you solve problems with the the compiler.
• See the teleconsulting page for information on how you can get help on your homework while working at home!
• MSVC Debugger Info: tutorials, notes, and reference card.
• Announcements
• Instructions for exams
• Homework Submission
• Exam and Quiz Solutions
• Course Administration
• Course Administration (first-day handout).  Look at this to find out how the course is run.
• The staff: instructors, TAs, consultants. How, when and where to find them.
• Lecture schedule: topics and textbook readings
• Schedules : office hours; lecture and sections times and locations;  projected homework dates; UW Time Schedules, etc.
• Mail and Newsgroups
• Class Messages, an archive of the cse142-announce mailing list.  
• Electronic discussion groups and mailing lists.  
• uwash.class.cse142.bboard - our general course discussion list.  This link will only work if you are connected directly to the UW net or are dialed in to the C&C modem pool.  If you are connected via a third party ISP but have a valid UWNetID, you can try this secure connection to  uwash.class.cse142.bboard.  If neither of these links work for you, please don't be bashful about reading the instructions.
• Course Materials
• The latest lecture slides will be available sometime after each unit is complete.
• spring quarter's slides
• Lecture slides with audio from Autumn 1997
• See and hear  records of the  spring 1999 lectures from the Tutored Video Instruction project.
• Textbook Code
• References: books and on-line resources for learning C
• Tutorials and special demos
• Computing
• Computing labs: locations, facilities, lab hours, and more.
• Tips on using the compiler, for both PC and Macintosh users.
• Computing at Home
• Learn about the exciting new TVI (Tutored Video Instruction) project.  You can also see Spring quarter's TVI materials.

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