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| Course Materials |
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| Java Developers Kit (JDK) |
In order to program in Java you must have the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) module installed on your computer. It comes with the JDK. You can install the latest version that includes NetBeans but it is not necessary. We use NetBeans in Programming 2. |
| BlueJ |
BlueJ is the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that we use in Programming 1. Click the link on the left to get to BlueJ.org, then select the download link. Follow the directions for choosing the correct version. |
| Class Template not available online. Please see the directions on the right to find out how to obtain this file. |
Notice: You will want to replace the default template that comes wit the BlueJ download with the modified template that we use in Programming 1.
Steps:
- While at school, open the J: drive.
- Navigate to the Student Hand-OUT/Lawless/Programming1 directory.
- Copy the stdclass.tmpl file to a flash drive.
- On your home computer place a copy of the file in the following directory: BlueJ/lib/english/templates/newclass
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| Tutorials |
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Comments |
| The Java Tutorials |
A series of tutorials at Sun.com, the company that created the Java computer language. This site is where much of the tutorial for this class was obtained. |
| JavaBat |
Good basic set of examples of how to program in Java. Also includes practice problems. Site is a little difficult to navigate. The helpful material has links buried at the end of the opening paragraph. |
| Java Notes |
A set of programming notes from a professor at Rutgers. Poor site layout but good material. |
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