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Lab Kit details for EECS 1011/1021

[Updated March 2024] EECS 1011 (and 1021) Lab Kit The EECS 1011 kit is available for purchase from the York University Bookstore. The link for all lab kits at the Bookstore is here. As soon as it is available your course instructor will let you know. While the official kit is designed to work for […]

JavaFX problems and suggested fixes

[draft / in progress] A number of students in EECS 1021 have encountered a few problems when trying to get a simple JavaFX program working in IntelliJ.  The problem appears to happen mostly on the Windows 10 machines, but does also happen on macOS. Background The setup: IntelliJ IDEA 2020 Community Edition, AdoptOpen JDK 14 […]

A first JavaFX application on IntelliJ

[updated Jan. 2021] The JavaFX library is a good resource for making graphs.  There are 8 basic graph types in JavaFX (Edencode link); Oracle tutorial link) Getting started in Java is more difficult than in Matlab.  Want graphics?  You'll need JavaFX.  That means first undertaking three steps: Download and install an IDE (e.g. IntelliJ), Download […]

JavaFX and IntelliJ

The following is a description of how I installed JavaFX SDK version 11 on Java SDK 14 with the IntelliJ IDE. Download the SDK and Link to IntelliJ The JavaFX toolkit (SDK) is an add-on for Java that makes it possible to create graphics.  It used to be included with the main Java SDK, but […]

Virtual Programming Lab

Virtual Programming Lab is a plugin for Moodle (eClass at YorkU) that permits interactive programming assignments to be made for students.   There are some really good examples at Smith College on how to set it up with Python and a few with Java and C. I've posted, on YouTube, an example of how to […]