School of Computer Science and Software Engineering

Each week, a new labsheet will be posted on this page that should be completed during the scheduled laboratory session.
Many of the labsheets are assessed. The different marks associated with each labsheet is shown below, for a total of 15 marks. The combined value of the laboratory component for this unit is 10% of the total mark for the unit.

Every student is expected to attend the laboratory session each week. Laboratory sessions commence in the second week of semester. All laboratory sessions will be held in Lab 2.01 of the Computer Science building.

Completion of the laboratory sheets is considered essential for satisfactory progress in this unit. You must be able to demonstrate that you have completed all relevant laboratory sheets before questions about the project will be answered.

Schedule

Week	Beginning	Laboratory Sheet	Value
1	3-Mar	No Laboratory Class
2	10-Mar	1. An Introduction to MacOSX and Getting Jiggy with Xcode
3	17-Mar	2. 'Mazing
4	24-Mar	3. Let's Interface
5	31-Mar	4. Starting to List
6	7-Apr	5. Right on Queue	3 (2%)
7	14-Apr	6. Cycling to Work	3 (2%)
	21-Apr	Non Teaching Study Period
8	28-Apr	7. There Must be an Object to this Exercise	2 (2%)
9	5-May	8. Don't be Caught Listless	3 (2%)
10	12-May	9. I'd be Lost Without a Map	2 (2%)
11	19-May	10. Arboriculture
12	26-May	In-Lab Programming Test
13	2-Jun	No Laboratory Class

Resources:

A guide to the computing facilities within the School of Computer Science and Software Engineering

School of Computer Science and Software Engineering Computing FAQ

Java 5 API Documentation

DSA Java Documentation, DAT.jar and Exceptions.jar

Java Programming Conventions

Emacs Guide and Quick Reference

Laboratories (CITS2200)