Tutorial 1    Lecturer: Ken Jackson      Tutor: Andria Hunter
==========                      Friday Tutorial Section:  980109 @1pm (MP102)
                                Tuesday Tutorial Section: 980113 @6pm (RW142)

CSC 108, Spring 1998                           Tutorial notes,  T1
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Topics:
  - Log on, your account name, and password
  - Windows NT Introduction
  - Start Visual Age for Java & enter a simple program
  - Exporting, Importing, Printing, and Exit from Visual Age for Java
  - World Wide Web - how to access the course web page
  - How to Change Password and Log off your account

This tutorial will be held at the Sig Sam CDF-PC site, during the
regular tutorial hour.  It is designed to help you get started
with VisualAge for Java.  

Before this tutorial, you should read the PC97 Guide (by Jim Clarke)
and the VisualAge for Java Guide (by Tom West).  Section 5 of the 
VisualAge Guide explains how to enter a Java program in the VisualAge
environment.  We'll do this example during the tutorial.  If you
get stuck, I can help you one-on-one.

If you finish this example, then you can continue on with other
examples from the VisualAge for Java Guide.

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If you missed this tutorial, the most important information that
you missed is that you must always export any programs (store
them on the H: drive) that you are working on before you exit
Visual Age for Java.  While you are working in Visual Age for Java
your program is stored on one of the system disks.  After you
exit Visual Age for Java and log out, your programs will be
removed from this disk.  You must export your Java files to
a directory (folder) on the H: drive.  Please ask a TA during
the office hours if you need more help with this.