Sunday, January 29, 2012
Friday, May 8, 2009
Calendar of Events
* Training for Suntech Club will commence again on 15 May. The topic is on Flash Development & Actionscript.
Students of the club interested in the training please come to T04-17 starting 15 May. New students who have not sign up please fill in the recruitment form first (Click here for the form).
Briefing slides for the recruitment can be found here.
Students of the club interested in the training please come to T04-17 starting 15 May. New students who have not sign up please fill in the recruitment form first (Click here for the form).
Briefing slides for the recruitment can be found here.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Monday, March 9, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Java site for extra exercises
Students who are interested to find some exercises on java to brush up your programming skills on your own, you can visit http://www.javabat.com and perform some of the exercises there.
Java Books for Beginners
If you are interested to learn java on your own or brush up on the concepts taught in class, you can go borrow the following recommended books available at NLB and bookstores:
There are updated versions of these books but are not necessary for your module, since the foundation topics are the same. Any java beginner book in the library should also be beneficial for you.
![]() | Sams teach yourself Java 2 in 24 hours by Rogers Cadenhead |
![]() | Sams teach yourself Java 2 in 21 days by Rogers Cadenhead and Laura Lemay |
![]() | Beginning Java SE 6 platform : from novice to professional by Jeff Friesen |
There are updated versions of these books but are not necessary for your module, since the foundation topics are the same. Any java beginner book in the library should also be beneficial for you.
Files for Java Training 2 March 09
Download the files from here:
Students can visit http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api to read up on how to use the various java classes (e.g. those in Q1-3 of Lab0).
Students can visit http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api to read up on how to use the various java classes (e.g. those in Q1-3 of Lab0).
The main question for this training:
Write a program that reads three positive integers representing the length, width and height of a cube, and computes the volume of the cube.
Sample output:
C:\javac Cube.java
C:\java Cube
Enter length: 12
Enter width : 3
Enter height: 10
Volume = 360
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