John David N. Dionisio, PhD

John David N. Dionisio, PhD

Assistant Professor, Computer Science

http://myweb.lmu.edu/dondi

dondi@lmu.edu

Doolan 106, (310) 338-5782

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Fall 2009
- CMSI 182
- CMSI 370
- BIOL/CMSI/HNRS 398
- CMSI 499
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`CMSI 182` Introduction to Computer Science Fall 2009

All materials are in PDF. Contact me directly for source code or solutions.

Assignments

Assignment 0915
Assignment 0924
Assignment 1006
Assignment 1029
Assignment 1112
- Sample file archive
- A “live” version of these files
- Addendum: Acquire a Keck lab user account and upload your files to the public user web page that comes with your Keck lab credentials. Ask me, the lab manager, or any lab TA for details on how to do this.
Assignment 1124
- Daniel Dennett’s Where Am I?
- File transfer instructions to/from your Keck lab account — to set up your user home page, transfer files to the public_html folder

Handouts

0903: Computer Science: The Big Picture, The “Intro 8”
0915: JavaScript Jumpstart
0917: JavaScript Basics
0929: Data Storage
1006: Data storage supplements
1006: Midterm Review Sheet
1015: Data Manipulation
1020: Operating Systems
1022: JavaScript Functions
1027: Networking & the Internet
1103: XHTML Rules of Thumb, The Tags That Bind
- Putting Them Together: Web Asset Presentation
- Time on Your Side; Communicating with a Plug-In
1117: Artificial Intelligence
1119: Second Life Scripting Basics

Related External Links

Wikipedia: A good starting point for virtually any concept lookup (emphasis on starting point)

Case Study Applications

JavaScript Resources

Firefox has some nice built-in JavaScript programming support; you can download it from http://www.mozilla.com
W3Schools’s JavaScript Tutorial

Web Design Resources

W3 Schools: Nice try-it-yourself feature here
HTMLHelp.com: Another popular self-teaching site
The Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C): The ultimate authority, but may be too much for a beginner
A simple CSS tutorial “from the ground up” from Web Page Design for Designers
CSS notes from Prof. Ray Toal’s Internet technologies course
The Web Developer Extension home page: Extremely useful, and free!