• CS105 Java Short Course Try out assignments on this page if you have not programmed in Java before.

• Introduction to Java. A good getting-started-with-Java reference. (We will not turn programs into Java applets in this class, so feel free to skip that section.)

• A Java tutorial.

• Another Java tutorial.

• Java Lectures from CS371P

• Thinking in Java, 3rd Edition, Prentice Hall, Bruce Eckel, ISBN: 0-13-027363-5 (http://www.bruceeckel.com/) (electronic edition)

Programming Assignments, Due with 10pm timestamp:

• Pair Programming. You may do the assignments independently or in a pair, following the following pair time guidelines: the pair must sit, design, and program together at least 80% of the time, and split keyboard time evenly. Each student can work independently for at most 10% of the effort/time. We recommend pair programming because it is a more effective and time efficient way to learn the material. Once you begin an assignment with a partner, you cannot re-pair for that assignment. If you have to stop working together, you must work independently for the rest of the assignment and document your initial partner in your readme. You may change partners between assignments.

1. Lab 1
2. Lab 2
3. Lab 3
4. Lab 4
5. Lab 5

1. Homework 1
2. Homework 2
3. Homework 3
4. Homework 4