CS100 Lecture Notes - Antivirus Software, Scale-Invariant Feature Transform, Text Editor

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Computer Science
• Course: CS100
• Professor: Dan Brown

Document Summary

Note: these instructions assume that your personal computer is a pc running ms windows xp. Some of the screen layouts appear differently under vista or windows 7, and so you"ll need to modify the instructions slightly for those environments. If you are using an apple macintosh running mac os x instead, read section. If you compared ms windows on your computer with ms windows on the computers of several of your friends, you would notice several differences. Each of you probably has a different image on the desktop, a different screen saver, and different programs installed. These differences occur among cs 100 students too! For this reason, we require that you complete the formal exercises and assignment 0 to ensure you have all the pieces you need in order to complete the course. It helps us, too, knowing that you have a standard cs. 100 environment in which you are working so we can provide better solutions to your questions.