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EE 422C - Software
Design and Implementation II
Spring 2018 - Priebe
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Software
We
will be doing a significant amount of software development in
the Java programming language. The development environment
I will use in class is Eclipse (although you can choose another,
if you wish). To run Eclipse on your laptops, you’ll need two
software packages.
1.
The Java Software Development Kit (JDK), version 8u51 or later.
The latest is 8u144. Download from:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
Install
the environment Java first, and then Eclipse.
2. The Eclipse platform -- download from:
https://eclipse.org/downloads/
Get
the latest stable version, which is Oxygen right
now. Earlier versions, like Mars, are acceptable.
Eclipse
+ Java software should run equally well on Windows, Mac and
Linux environments.
Linux
ECE
Linux set up
We will be using the Linux computer named kamek.ece.utexas.edu
to test and grade your projects. You will need to able to move
your projects there and then get them to compile and run.
For
Windows only, to log in to the ECE machines:
XMing/Putty,
or mobaxterm,
or the bash
shell feature in Windows 10.
Although
you will likely be developing your code on your own local
machines, all projects must be tested on kamek.ece.utexas.edu
before you turn them in (because that is where we will
grade them). You will need an FTP client for this. FileZilla,
YummyFTP and WinSCP are useful tools to transfer files from/to
the ECE Linux machines.
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