CIS205: Windows Programming 1, Spring 2008 | |
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Instructor: | Dee B. Gudmundsen, Assistant Professor, Computer Science |
Office: | Albertus 400-5 | |
Phone: | (518) 454-2105 | |
E-mail Address: | gudmundd@strose.edu |
Office Hours: |
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Course Meets: | Mon and Wed 4:05 - 5:20pm | |||||
Room: | Albertus 205 Laptop Lab | |||||
Textbook: | Murach's C# 2005 by Joel
Murach, Mike Murach & Associates, 2006, ISBN: 1-890774-37-5. | |||||
Curriculum Notes: | Windows Programming 1 is the first of a 2 course sequence that teaches Windows Programming using the C#.NET language. CIS205 and CIS305 are prerequisites for CIS405 Game Design and CIS424 Systems Implementation courses. | |||||
Additional Help for students: | I am available for
help during office hours and via e-mail. Free tutoring is
also available in the Academic Support Center, St. Joseph's Hall. Jenn
Drebitko and Jaimie Peek (who are in your CIS205 class) are tutors. See them
for help.
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Assignments: | All assignments should be programmed in C#.NET
2005. Your entire solution folder should be zipped into a single file, which you should e-mail me as a file attachment. You can download WinZip at www.downloads.com
and use the evaluation version without charge. |
Demo files: | You can download demonstrations
by using the following links to download zip files. You can then unzip each to a folder. The demonstrations
are saved with meaningful names (which are shown in the bottom corner of the PowerPoint Lecture Notes). |
Lecture Notes: | You may download and/or print the PowerPoint Lecture Notes by clicking the appropriate link below: |
Course Details: | The following list will be updated as the semester progresses. The solutions for In Class Problems will be posted after class, and solutions to homework assignments will be posted shortly after all students turn in the assignment.
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The College of St. Rose
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