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Extractions: Last updated 2004-06-05 by Roedy Green Java definitions: A B C D ... Z You are here : home Java Glossary N words newsgroups Newsgroups are Internet forums, sort of like electronic bulletin boards, where you can post questions. You need an Internet connection, access to a newsserver (usually provided by your ISP), and some newsreader software. For a list of other popular ones including XNews and Gravity see newsreaders.com . Agent and Free agent support only a single newsserver. Xnews has no spell checker and can't send email since it does not support authentication. The sorts don't work and it cannot search message bodies. The author refuses to accept email. I am currently using Gravity. It is free, but unsupported. It does not have a proper undo in the editor, and it does not mesh with PGP signing properly. It also seems to lose messages and does not collect threads properly. groups.google.com The main Java newsgroups ones are: Java-related Newsgroups Newsgroup Purpose alt.html HTML and browser problems comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets
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Extractions: COURSE OVERVIEW: This course is an introduction to data structures, their implementation and their efficiency. We will cover a variety of data structures including: stacks, lists, dictionaries, trees, binary search trees, and queues. For each we will learn: what abstraction the data structure provides to its user, alternatives for implementing the data structure, methods for analyzing the efficiency of different implementations, and how to evaluate the suitability of a particular implementation for a given problem. This material will be learned through a combination of reading assignments, analysis assignments and program writing. One objective of the course is to further develop your programming skill. There will be 6 - 7 programming assignments that implement data structures and use them to solve practical problems. These programs will give you further practice in the use of loop invariants, pre / post conditions, and abstract data types. Their grading will emphasize program documentation, testing, and programming style. TOPICS TO BE COVERED: The primary emphasis of the course will be data structures with an introduction to the algorithms commonly used on them. A secondary goal will be to teach you object-oriented programming using C++. The topics covered will all be taken from the primary textbook (GTM). The precise coverage will be determined as the course progresses.
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Extractions: Search the web: Comprehension This useful site contains research based intervention strategies for reading, based on assessment and diagnosis. Read Across America Find links to reading instruction resources and ideas for improving reading skills in kids at this fun and informative site. Book Adventure Students can find book titles by listing preferences. There is an automated quiz-maker for teachers and prizes for completion of reading goals. Sparknotes High School students will find 100 classic literature selections, each containing sections on context, characters, overall summary, chapter-by-chapter summary and commentary, study questions, and a message board for collaborative learning. Addressing the Literacy Needs of Emergent and Early Readers This document contains the latest research for reading. Find guidelines for teaching, examples, and lots more. National Center for Education- Home Literacy Activities- This PDF report presents information on the extent to which families
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Extractions: Course Title and Number: Assembler Language Programming (Computer Architecture I), CS3432 - 005, CRN 22834, 4 credits NOTE : Students must register for the lecture and one lab section. Prerequisites CS 3202 Minimum Grade: C or CS 2302 Minimum Grade: C or CS 3333 Minimum Grade: C Catalog Course Description Symbolic coding of instructions and data, MACRO definition and use, subroutines and linkage, input/output handling at the assembly level. Goals Establish and be able to communicate, verbally and in written form, a foundational knowledge of computer architecture via assembler language, which is necessary for CS 3320, Introduction to Computer Architecture II. Major topics covered in the course: Introduction to basic machine organization, stored program concept, program counter, fetch/decode execute process, machine state, RAM, ROM, EPROM, registers, machine code, assembly code. Functions of assembler, linker, and loader, the assembly process, symbol table, and assembler directives, relocatable code, instruction set architecture, instruction formats, addressing modes, effective address calculation, overflow and underflow. Data manipulation, data movement, control-flow, condition-code register, translation of high-level programming language constructs to assembly language constructs, representation of numeric and non-numeric data.
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Extractions: COIN 84 Spring Quarter, 2001 (Thurs. April 12 - Thurs. June 28) Special Web Projects: 5 Units Samples of Student Work Instructor: Linda Engelman Phone: 925/855-1448 Day/Time: TH, 6:00-9:40 p.m., lecture and lab, Main Campus E-mail: linda@conciliocreative.com A copy of this syllabus can be found at: http://www.conciliocreative.com/coin84/ HOMEWORK assignments can be found at: http://www.conciliocreative.com/coin84/homework.html Information on signing up for the Class Mailing List can be found at http://www.conciliocreative.com/coin84/mailing_list.html April 12 April 19 April 26 ... June 28 COURSE DESCRIPTION: Student-led Web site development teams will make use of skills and technologies such as HTML, Javascript, CGI, Photoshop, GIF Builder, FTP software, etc., learned in previously taken COIN (Computers on the Internet) classes. Create a fully functioning Web site for a non-profit organization. Interface with a real client, determine client needs, present and revise proofs based on client input, and negotiate solutions when differing opinions arise regarding design, layout, and Web site structure. Knowledge of HTML 3.2 or higher, working with raw code
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Extractions: 5 Units Instructor: Linda Engelman Phone: 925/855-1448 Day/Time: M, 6:00-9:50 p.m., lecture and lab E-mail: linda@conciliocreative.com A copy of this syllabus can be found at: http://www.conciliocreative.com/coin61/syllabus.html HOMEWORK assignments can be found at: http://www.conciliocreative.com/coin61/homework.html Occasionally, I will tell you that I have posted the answers to a homework assignment online. Those will be found on the Homework Answers page at http://www.conciliocreative.com/coin61/answers.html Information on signing up for the Class Mailing List can be found at http://www.conciliocreative.com/coin61/mail.html January 8 January 15 January 22 ... March 26 COURSE
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Extractions: Italiano 111 Elementary Italian 1 Autunno 2003. Section B: 11 11:50 Greene 246 Section C: 9 9:50 Greene 250 Prof. Simona Bondavalli , Greene 521 Office hours: M-W-F or by appointment. E-mail: bondavs@wfu.edu Textbook: M. Danesi, Adesso! ed (Boston: Heinle Heinle , 1996) and its Workbook, Lab Manual Always bring the text with you to class. You may also wish to buy an adequate Italian dictionary for this class and higher-level ones. Course Description: Italian 111 is a course for beginners designed to develop the basic proficiency in speaking and listening in the language, with an introduction to reading and writing, as well as to develop a greater awareness of the Italian geography and culture Attendance is vital for learning the language and active participation required both to make progress and to receive a satisfactory grade. More than 3 unexcused absences will result in the lowering of your final grade by one letter. Class time will be devoted to practicing what you have studied at home and class organization assumes that you have spent enough time on your textbook before class. It is extremely important that you come to class prepared every day, having studied the grammar explanations
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Extractions: Class Website The syllabus and schedule for this class are posted online. To access the syllabus and the schedule for readings, homework and in-class activities, go to my Web page ( http://library.fortlewis.edu/instruct/tina/web/ ), and follow the link to the course materials for "Reading in College (COMP 125)." Overview In this class, we'll be engaging with the world of ideas not simply facts in ways that will provide you with a taste of what's to come in classes you take throughout college. For most of you, this will be exciting (and challenging!) new territory. The emphasis of this class is "rhetorical reading" reading in ways that allow you to understand an author's arguments, assumptions, beliefs, values and use of evidence as well as the context within which he/she produced a given piece of writing. We'll explore texts as contributions to ongoing conversations, rather than as items that appear in isolation.
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