Welcome to M.E. 205: Computers and Programming Countdown to the due date: 29 July 2008 17:00:00

Welcome!

You have reached the home page of ME 205. This course is a basic introduction to the C, Matlab and Java programming languages. It is taught by Srikanth Tadepalli at The University of Texas at Austin. If you are visiting this page for the first time, the links below will lead you to all the information you need to get started.

• Syllabus - The official syllabus for ME205

• Orientation Presentation - A copy of the presention from the orientation day. (.ppt file)

• Test Submission Page.The web interface used to take and submit tests.

• Tutorial Page This page includes video tutorials for a variety of commonplace tasks include activating an ENGR account and using the various software pacakges.

• Office Hours - A list of the Office Hours for the TA and Instructor.

• Application Server - Links to the login page for the Citrix Application Server.

• What's New! - A page where we will chronologically archive announcements, updates, etc. so you can easily find this information.

Good luck! Don't be afraid to contact us via chat, email (the instructor or the proctor), or find us the old fashion way: in person during office hours!

What's New Students taking the course should regularly check out the "What's New". That's where all announcements, updates and warnings will be made.

Chat Feel the need for some personal contact? Engage in real-time discussion with the instructor, proctor and other students.

Readiness Tests When you have completed a unit, you can put your skills and knowledge to the test. Soon, you will be able to take your readiness test online.

Progress Update Check out your progress to date, compare it to the other students, and see how you have improved.

Help (FAQ) Here you can find the answers to common questions about the course,the site and the C programming language.

Your Proctors Get to know your proctors, and learn when you can find them.

Course Philosophy This course is being taught according to the Personalized System of Instruction (PSI) method. Learn more about this technique's origins, principles and goals.

Resources This course isn't your only source of information. Come here to find information from a variety of sources.