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Course Syllabi and Related Materials:  Comp410: Software Construction Methodology  .NET Resources web site  C++ Resources web site  Java Resources web site  (direct link to the Java 2 API docs.) Comp201: Principles of Object-Oriented Programming Comp212: Intermediate Programming.  From Oberlin College, the web pages for Prof. Wong's CS 150, "Principles of Computer Science I"  From Oberlin College, the web pages for Prof. Wong's CS151, "Principles of Computer Science II"  From Oberlin College, Student Research and Other Projects  Anonymous FTP Site  Free FTP Software: SmartFTP WS-FTP LE FTP Explorer AceFTP 2 Areas of interest:   Research opportunities  Workshop on Design Patterns  (given at University of Wisconsin)  Exciton .NET Server Homepage   Remote Desktop (aka Terminal) Services Remote Desktop Web Connection Download the  Remote Desktop Terminal Service Client for use with Windows 95, 98, 98SE, ME, NT4, and 2000 only (already installed in XP). Links to other home pages: Computer Science Homepage CS Faculty Home Pages Search this server Comments or suggestions? Prof. Stephen Wong of the Rice Computer Science Department runs this server. An "exciton" ('ex si tahn) is an electron and a hole (the positively charged lack of an electron) mutually orbiting each other and hence bound together like a primitive "atom". The behavior of electrons and holes in silicon and other semiconductor materials governs their electrical properties and hence the behaviors of all electronic circuits and "chips" made from them. The Rice University Computer Science Department wishes to thank the following companies for their generous support: Microsoft Corporation Borland/Inprise Corporation WebGain Corporation IBM Corporation Velocitis Corporation   This site is powered by Windows Server 2003 running Internet Information Server with Windows Sharepoint Services and .NET extensions, and was developed using Visual Interdev and FrontPage. Last modified: 02/03/2005