FYE Resources - College of Computing and Software Engineering Oops! You don't have Javascript enabled. Some features on this site might not work correctly. Kennesaw State University College of Computing and Software Engineering Search KSU MyKSU A-Z Index Directories Campus Maps Apply Visit Give Search Menu About KSU Academics Admissions Athletics Campus Life Research Global Getting Started Course Schedules Labs and Assignments Resources FYE Policies Office Hours Faculty and Staff Tutoring Submission Guidelines Pseudocode CSE 1321 Guide Pseudocode Step by Step FYE Feedback Search KSU CCSE First Year Experience / FYE Resources Getting Started Course Schedules Labs and Assignments Resources FYE Policies Office Hours Faculty and Staff Tutoring Submission Guidelines Pseudocode CSE 1321 Guide Pseudocode Step by Step FYE Feedback First Year Experience Resources We want you to be successful, and to do so, you should use the resources below. People Professors – Professors have office hours, so this is a great way to get clarification about lecture content. Graduate Teaching Assistants – Our GTAs run the labs, so if you have questions about labs or assignments, reach out to them. Tutoring Center – Located on the second floor of the Atrium Building (J), the tutoring center is available for online appointments or walk-ins. Advising Center – Located across the hall from the Tutoring Center. Books Books for CSE 1300 This course utilizes OER (Open Educational Resources). We provide all course materials to you free of charge. Please see the course schedule for links to weekly reading/viewing/listening assignments. Books for CSE 1321 Note! In the Reading Schedule below, you will see a "generic" reading for all students followed by language-specific readings. The page numbers in the reading schedule are exclusively for the Programming Fundamentals book. The remaining three books are optional resources. CSE 1321 Reading Schedule the for Programming Fundamentals book List of books: Lecture: Programming Fundamentals (for all students, lecture and lab) C++ Lab: Think C++ - optional Java Lab: Think Java - optional C# Lab: Fundamentals of Computer Programming with C# - optional Books for CSE 1322 CSE 1322 Reading Schedule (Java and C#) Lecture/Lab: Java, Java, Java from Trinity College Lecture/Lab: Fundamentals of Computer Programming with C# Lecture Slides Lecture slides for CSE 1321 and CSE 1322 Old Exams CSE 1321 and 1322 old exams - for example only Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) You can use whatever development environment you like, but we officially only support IntelliJ, Visual Studio, and XCode. Note, during your face-to-face lab final exam, you will be required to use one of these environments. Windows users will likely want the 64-bit version when they install. Though you can use whatever IDE you'd like at home, below are the IDEs that we recommend and are installed in our labs for the different languages: 1) Repl.it - Web-based and doesn’t require installation - Good for quick coding - May be used for lab final, so you must be familiar with it 2 ) C# - Visual Studio for macOS or Windows 3) C++ - Xcode for macOS - Visual Studio for Windows 4) Java - IntelliJ - CSE 1322L students must also install UML and JavaFX plugins *Note #1: If you're on a Mac, you may try running XCode at home (which should be free in the AppStore). In summary: First, you must be familiar with Repl.it. It is web-based and does not require installation. If your language is Java: you will install IntelliJ (video or quick guide). You can download the Community Edition on their website. CSE 1322 Students - install the JavaFX plugin into IntelliJ by watching this video. JavaFX can be download from the Azul website. CSE 1322 Students - install the UML editor by either watching the video or reading the PDF. If your language is C# or C++, you will want to install Visual Studio 2019. During installation, you have to select which components to install. For C#, you'll see ".NET desktop development" and for C++, you'll see "Desktop development with C++". You can watch videos for how to install VS 2019 for Mac OSX as well as VS 2019 for Windows. CSE1322 Students - Install the UML editor by following this PDF 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 Practice 1321 Bank o' questions 1322 Bank o' questions C++ Exercises with solutions Java Exercises with solutions C# Exercises with solutions Videos Java Tutorials Professor Hossain's YouTube Channel Rick Gesick's Java and C# videos and code samples Best Practices for Academic Success by Dr. Bob Brown (from CCSE) 20 TED Talks on Programming Everyone Must Watch Other Key Differences between C#, C++ and Java Logging in to CCSE's virtual desktops Documentation of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) University Contact Info Kennesaw Campus 1000 Chastain Road Kennesaw, GA 30144 Marietta Campus 1100 South Marietta Pkwy Marietta, GA 30060 Phone 470-KSU-INFO (470-578-4636) kennesaw.edu/info Information For Current Students Future Students Faculty & Staff Community & Visitors Alumni & Friends Business & Industry Our Initiatives Global Affairs Diversity & Inclusion Community Engagement Sustainability Online Learning Related Links Libraries Arts, Culture and Museums Job Opportunities Degrees, Majors & Programs Financial Aid Registrar Housing Privacy Statement / Accreditation / Advisories / Reporting Hotline / Open Records / Human Trafficking Notice / Feedback / Text Only ©2021 Kennesaw State University. 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