CS112
Ileana Streinu

There is no required textbook. I recommend that you use:

1. Any book on Java, as a reference. I like:
   Cay Horstmann
   Big Java
   John Wiley and sons, 2002
   
2. Any book on data structures, as a reference. A good one using Java is:
   Lewis and Chase
   Java software structures
   (designing and using data structures)
   second edition
   Pearson Addison Wesley, 2005

On-line Resources

1. Java 1.4.2 library reference
2. Java Swing tutorial
3. Java Tutorial for C++ programmers , Rebecca Hasti at University of Wisconsin.
4. Another Java Tutorial from University of Wisconsin.
5. Java AWT Tutorial, David Arnow and Gerald Weiss at Brooklyn College. Slides. Using JDK 1.1.
6. HTML and Java Tutorials
7. Java Library Reference
8. Java Glossary
9. Javadoc
10. Jar
11. Ant User Manual
12. JGraph
. A graph editor.
13. Java coding conventions
14. Checkstyle
15. Jalopy, source code formatter
16. Bluemarsh graphmaker
17. GML and graphlet, a graph editor