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Faculty Preparation: Course Outline
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Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Materials for a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Faculty Preparation: Professional Development
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Conférences Microsoft dans les établissements
- 08/31/2007
Microsoft France vous propose de venir dans votre établissement faire une conférence liée aux concepts enseignés. Un large panel de présentations techniques vous est proposé.
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Learning Activities: Exercise/Exam
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Computer Game Design and Implementation 2
- 10/04/2005
Second course on game design and implemntation offered by department of Computer and Information Science.
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Assignments-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Assignments from a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Course Web Site-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Course Web site for a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Introduction to Robotics
- 12/31/2004
Curriculum Guide features 10 step-by-step exercises and activities for getting students started in the world of Robotics. Modules use the ER1 robotics kit.
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Learning Activities: Lab
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Lab Manual-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Lab manual from a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Robot Manual-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Robot construction manual from a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Course Web Site-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Course Web site for a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Presentation Materials: Demo
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Presentation Materials: Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Windows & Embedded Computing – Microsoft and Robotics: An Academic Perspective
- 05/08/2007
This talk will discuss how Microsoft has approached robotics from an academic perspective. It will explain Microsoft’s rationale for supporting robotics research and robotics-enhanced education, touching on a selection of our partnerships with various universities over the years.
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Microsoft Academic Days on Windows & Embedded Computing – Microsoft Robotics Studio Enabling Hardware
- 05/08/2007
This presentation covers the following information: enabling hardware (service model, device abstraction and device services), development guidelines and references.
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Microsoft Academic Days on Windows & Embedded Computing – Microsoft Robotics Studio Creating Services
- 05/08/2007
This presentation covers the following information: Create a Service, Observe State via a Browser, Define Operations (messages), Persist State, Event/Notifications and Utilize Service Tutorials to Develop a Clock Service.
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Microsoft Academic Days on Windows & Embedded Computing – Microsoft Robotics Studio Runtime Architectural Overview
- 05/07/2007
This material covers the Microsoft Robotics Studio Runtime, Decentralized Software Services and Concurrency and Coordination Runtime.
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Microsoft Academic Days on Windows & Embedded Computing - Microsoft Visual Programming Language
- 05/07/2007
This presentation is an introduction to Microsoft Visual Programming Language. This material covers Activities and Messages, Event Notifications, State and Conditions and User Activities.
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Computer Game Design and Implementation 2
- 10/04/2005
Second course on game design and implemntation offered by department of Computer and Information Science.
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Lecture Slides-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Lecture slides (2 x 50 min/week) from a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Course Web Site-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Course Web site for a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Performance Analysis of Object-Oriented Systems
- 08/01/2004
This course addresses various performance issues of Object-Oriented Systems.
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Reference Materials: Journal/Magazine Articles
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Introducing Computer Science with Project Hoshimi
- 05/16/2007
We propose using Project Hoshimi, a Microsoft Platform, as a base for introducing computer programming to CS1 students. Through the paper we discuss the main advantages and disadvantages in our experience of using Project Hoshimi, comparing its use against other more traditional approaches.
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Reference Materials: Readings
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Reference Materials: Source Code
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Usage Type: Other
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