Java Resources - API, online communities that support Java, etc.:

• Sun's documentation for Java 2 platform, standard ed. 5.0
• Your book's webpage
• Java Ranch - a beginner friendly Java community
• /dream.in.code/ - another programming community (they also have "post.in.code()" which looks like a place for people to post and discuss code)
• Fluffy Cat Java reference site - some nice little examples and ways to use java

Resources about a specific data structure or algorithm, or lots of them:

• An online guide to data structures - includes some visualizations and explanations you might find useful
• Red-black trees
• National Institute of Standards and Technology - Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures
• Linked Lists - javadoc


• Dijkstra's algorithm applet - very cool.
• H.J. Greenberg. Mathematical Programming Glossary. World Wide Web, http://glossary.computing.society.informs.org/, 1996-2006. Edited by the INFORMS Computing Society.
• Some nice applets for looking at minnimum spanning tree (MST) algorithms and shortest path algorithms
• the website I mentioned in class that talked about the importance of using an efficient priority queue for Dijkstra's algorithm
  
  
• Graph Searches - A website we will use in class to look at searching a graph
• Minimum spanning tree - Prim's algorithm animation

• Download DigiQuilt to play with Squeak

This page: http://www.morris.umn.edu/~lamberty/cs2101/links.html last updated 10-7-2005.
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