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Computing Information
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Tutorials
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Logging In
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CSE has a cluster of instructional unix machines, which are
accessed by logging onto a single machine,
attu.cs. You can connect to attu.cs via Windows
machines using an X client, such as Reflection X from WRQ
software (installed in CSE labs) or X-Win32 from StarNet
(available on some UW computers). You can, in addition or by
itself, also use SSH Telnet to start a unix shell on the
server. We recommend using the UWICK package from C & C if
you need to install SSH Telnet. Click here
for download information.
The department has three undergraduate instructional
labs, CSE 002, 006 and 022. These have Windows machines with
Reflection X client and SSH Telnet installed.
If you need to get an account on these machines because you are a
nonmajor, go to the following web page:
http://www.cs.washington.edu/lab/course-computing/accounts_access.html
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External Language references
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- Free Books!
-- Bruce Eckel's award-winning Thinking in Java and
Thinking in C++ books are available in their entirety
for download
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An intro to Java -- Sun's introduction to writing,
compiling, and running Java programs
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Java tutorial -- For Java beginners
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Documentation of Java packages
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Dinkum STL Reference -- One of the main providers of
STL implementation. Dense, but easy to navigate
- SGI's
STL Programmer's Guide -- Another provider of STL
implementations. Harder to navigate, but easier to read.
- Detailed PowerPoint slides on
C++ templates (scroll to the bottom
of the webpage)
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