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Day 1 - EAS230

Day 1 - EAS230. Engineers Little Engineers Again The Knack The Syllabus. Personal Info. Michael Buckley mikeb@buffalo.edu Davis 344 - 645-4729 Often in the lab, Baldy 19, 645-1145 Office Hrs – MW 3-4, TuTh 12 in Davis 344. Advice. Use the Web Site: www.cse.buffalo.edu/~mikeb

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Day 1 - EAS230

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  1. Day 1 - EAS230

  2. Engineers Little Engineers Again The Knack • The Syllabus

  3. Personal Info • Michael Buckley • mikeb@buffalo.edu • Davis 344 - 645-4729 • Often in the lab, Baldy 19, 645-1145 • Office Hrs – MW 3-4, TuTh 12 in Davis 344

  4. Advice • Use the Web Site: www.cse.buffalo.edu/~mikeb • Only 3 out of approx 9 labs will be graded. The remainder are for your exercise and experience. • So DO ALL THE LABS yourself • Don’t stress out • If you’re having a problem... struggle for 1 hr. then email me or the TAs. No exercise should confuse you for more than 1 hr. They’re not that hard. • Come to class

  5. Academic Integrity • Let’s make this easy: “All submitted work must be your own” • You can design and discuss in groups, but program individually • First offense: (-100) on that assignment or test • Both parties – the copier and the supplier • Second offense: F in the course and transcript affected

  6. Won’t need it for a week or two Text: Pearson Publishing “Engineering Computation”, a custom edition for this class containing selected chapters from other texts. Hardcopy - ISBN-10: 1269407171 / ISBN-13: 9781269407175 Package contains custom textbook and MyProgrammingLab eBook- Engineering Computation E-Text standalone access code (includes access to MyProgrammingLab): isbn: 1269421360

  7. Starting Out • Labs (i.e. recitations) are in Furnas 211 • No labs this week • JGrasp, Java JDK, and gnu gcc (instructions on the web) - free • Excel - free • MATLAB is supplied “virtually” by UB, so you don’t need to buy it

  8. Lab Due Dates • Only 3 out of approx 10 labs will be graded • Use UBLearns for submission (The ONLY use of UBLearns in this class) • Due date will be specified • No late labs are graded for any reason – sorry, but that’s an administrative nightmare • Do not leave graded labs for the last day - often the submission server is overwhelmed • I usually go to a movie >10pm on the day it's due

  9. logistics • You may want to install the development environment on your computer. • For convenience only - otherwise use the lab. • If you do - you must install an editor (JGrasp), a compiler (cygnus or MinGW for PC / Xcode for Mac), Excel, and Remote Access for MATLAB.

  10. "Programs" are "Files" Dear John, I think we should just be friends… welcome.doc #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { cout<< "Dear John" << endl; } welcome.cpp

  11. Excel

  12. MATLAB

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