IC210-Specific Resources

• IC210 Fall AY17 Course Policy: Department-standard form / Course-specific form
• IC210 Fall AY17 Style Guide
• SI110 website (Spring AY13)
• Practice for writtin exams
  • AY2016 6-Week Exam, AY2015 6-Week Exam
  • AY2016 12-Week Exam, AY2015 12-Week Exam
• Practice for programming practica
  
  • AY2016 6-Week Practicum , AY2015 6-Week Practicum , more 6-Week practice practicum problems
  • AY2016 12-Week Practicum, AY2015 12-Week Practicum
  • AY2016 Final Practicum, AY2015 Final Practicum
  • simple practicumesque problems

VM Resources

• Getting VMPlayer and creating your VM
  LCDR Kenny's software page has the .iso files and instructions you need in order to create the Virtual Machine (VM) we want you to use when you're working from your laptop.
• Mounting your CS Department Unix home directory in your VM
  In a terminal window of your virtual machine, give the command csunixmount. This creates a directory named csunix in your home directory on the VM, and mounts your CS Department Unix home directory there. I.e. ~/csunix on the VM is the same as ~/ on your CS Department Unix account. In case you need to un-mount your CS Department Unix home directory, the command is csunixunmount .
• Setting up a share directory
  

General Unix and C++ Programming Resources

• The Unix reference.
• Emacs Essentials — a bigger list of commands — a much bigger list of commands
• the interactive Vim tutorial, and a regular Vim Introduction and Tutorial
• A full ASCII table
• A table of C++ operator precendences and associativities
• To install gnuplot for your Ubuntu box/VM, give the command:

  sudo apt-get install gnuplot-x11

  You'll have to enter your VM password. After this, gnuplot should be available. To make sure everything's good, try the command:

  echo "plot sin(x) with lines" | gnuplot -p
  	

  If a window with a plot of the sine function pops up, you're good to go.