CSE 1322 Lab - College of Computing and Software Engineering

CSE 1322 Lab & Assignments

Lab Schedule

Modules

Module	Getting Started Video	Lab Instructions	Assignment Instructions
M1: Review, ArrayLists	Intro Video Lab 1 (Java) Lab 2 (Java) Lab 3 (Java)	Lab 1 Lab 2 Lab 3	Assignment 1
M2: Methods, Classes, Object, Static	Lab 4 (Java)	Lab 4	Assignment 2
M3: Advanced OOP	Lab 5 (Java) Lab 6 (Java)	Lab 5 Lab 6	Assignment 3 Assignment 4
M4: Recursion	Lab 7 (Java)	Lab 7
M5: Exceptions and File IO	Lab 8 (Java) Lab 9 (Java)	Lab 8 Supplemental.zip	Assignment 5
M6: Threads & Parallel	Lab 10 (Java)	Lab 9
M7: Data Structures	Lab 11 (Java)	Lab 10	Assignment 6
M8: Graphics and GUIs	Lab 12 (C#)	Lab 11

Resources

Submitting Labs and Assignments
The following instructions were created to assist you with submitting your labs and assignments in Gradescope.

If you need assistance, check the PDFs below or contact us during our office hours.
** Note #1: When submitting files to Gradescope, please make sure to submit all relevant files every time you upload to Gradescope, because previously uploaded files will not be visible to us.

Follow the instructions that are posted on our website to complete your lab exercise. Upload the source code files to the assignment submission folder in Gradescope:
C# - .cs files only
Java - .java files only
Integrated Development Environments (IDE)
You can use whatever development environment you like, but we officially only support IntelliJ, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code and replit. Note, during your face-to-face lab midterm and final exams, you will be required to use one of these environments. Windows users will likely want the 64-bit version when they install.

Although you can use whatever IDE you'd like at home, below are the official IDEs of the course:
- Java:
  - Intellij
    
    Download the Community Edition from JetBrains
    
    Quick Guide or Video
  - onecompiler.com
- C#:
  - On Windows: Visual Studio
    
    Download Visual Studio Community Edition
    
    Install Component: .NET desktop development
  - On Mac: Visual Studio Code
    
    Download Visual Studio Code
  - On Web: onecompiler.com
Notes:
- You must be familiar with https://onecompiler.com. It is web-based and does not require installation. You may need it for your lab midterm or final.
- Once you're comfortable with basic code, make sure you know how to use the debugger:
  - Using the Debugger in IntelliJ
  - Using the Debugger in Visual Studio
Old Test Questions
CCSE Virtual Desktops
- Logging into CCSE's virtual desktops (Useful if you have problems with your IDE)