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Course Overview The goal of CS193P is to teach you how to write object-oriented applications for iPhone and iPod touch, using the Cocoa Touch framework on Mac OS X. | Handout 0 Doll Cannistraro CS193P Spring 2009 CS193P iPhone Programming Course Overview The goal of CS193P is to teach you how to write object-oriented applications for iPhone and iPod touch using the Cocoa Touch framework on Mac OS X. The language we will be using is Objective-C. We will be using Mac OS X 10.5 aka Leopard . Who We Are and Where We ll Be Instructors Evan Doll edoll@stanford.edu Alan Cannistraro accannis@stanford.edu Teaching Assistants Troy Brant troyb@stanford.edu Paul Salzman paulsalz@stanford.edu Admin Support Paul Marcos pmarcos@stanford.edu Lecture Location Braun Corner 320-105 Lecture Hours Mon Weds 3 15 pm - 4 30 pm Office Hours TBD Email Address cs193p@cs.stanford.edu Website http cs193p.stanford.edu Prerequisites Students should have completed either CS106B or CS106X. Previous experience with object-oriented programming will be helpful but not strictly required. Obj-C is a simple language that s easy to learn. The Cocoa Touch frameworks are based on the Mac OS X Cocoa frameworks which are mature and provide a wonderful environment for developing real-world object-oriented applications. Don t be afraid If you re comfortable with C you ll be fine. You should be familiar with C constructs such as pointers arrays memory allocations and debugging C programs. Lecture Lectures will be held in Braun Corner 320-105 on Monday and Wednesday from 3 15 PM - 4 30 PM. We expect to have an additional section on Fridays although the time and location has not yet been determined. We will be holding sections in 200-205 on Fridays from 3 15 PM - 4 05 PM featuring guest lecturers and optional topics. Stay tuned to the course website or lectures for announcements. Web Site The web site URL is http cs193p.stanford.edu. We ll keep the syllabus current assignment information all the handouts slides from lecture project files and any announcements on the web site. Office hours and contact information will always be available there as well. Textbook There will be no
