CMPT 128 Summer 2011 D1 Surrey - Brian Fraser

• Course Outline on CS Website.
• Course Management System: View grades or submit electronic assignments.
• How to use MS Visual Studio in CSIL
• How to get a copy of MS Visual Studio for your home use.
  From in the Surrey CSIL lab (4050), you can copy a full ISO for Visual Studio 2010 Pro from:
  M:\Visual Studio\Visual Studio 2010 Professional
  Or, download a copy of MS Visual Studio 2010 Express (also free).
• C++ on a Mac
  You have a few options:
  1. Use the computers in SFU's open labs, or in CS's lab (where the course labs are held).
     You can access these labs any time (24H per day) as long as there is no lab section at that time.
  2. Use a remote-desktop connection to access CS's terminal server.
     It's like using the fully configured windows machine from your home computer (Mac, Linux or Widows!). This is how I do examples in class.
     See the directions on how to connect.
     Here is a direct link to download the Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac (2.1.1)
  3. Use XCode (or another Mac C++ IDE).
     XCode is part of Apple's Developer Tools package, which they sell for $5 through the Mac App Store.
  4. Dual-boot your Mac (using a program like Boot Camp) to install both MacOS and Windows. You could then install MS Visual Studio under Windows. This may be quite a bit of work.