Blog #13: Importing Projects from GitHub’s Remote Repository with Eclipse

In blog #3, I talked about how to upload contents into GitHub’s remote repository into Eclipse. The other main function of GitHub is allow users to pull existing projects onto Eclipse. There are two ways of importing projects. Credits to Chaand Sheikh and StudyEasy Organization, these methods are taken from tutorial videos from the lectures

Blog #12: Travel Project

In the travel project, I worked together with two fellow students. Together, we created a simple database model related to travel. In this project, we demonstrated how to create and edit a database. What is a database? A database models information and relationships that are represented in the real world. Accessing phpMyAdmin Use XXAMP to

Blog #11: JAR Files in Eclipse

JAR is short for Java archive, it’s a file format that is similar to a ZIP file. However, JAR files are only for compressing Java files into one compressed file. In IDE’s like Eclipse, JAR files can be imported and exported. Learning how to import and export JAR files is important in enterprise coding jobs.

Blog #10: Digital Logic Simulation

In Computer Architecture class, students use the software Logisim to performs the digital logic simulation. The purpose of the course is to teach students to learn the fundamentals of computer systems. In discrete math, students need to understand the difference between AND, OR, and XOR, and Logisim works similarly. The features I will be using

Blog #9: Ubuntu Tutorial

When it comes to Computer Science, I am more interested in the programming aspect. I also find the networking aspect quite interesting, however, I don’t excel in networking. In a technical workplace, programmers and networking technicians closely work together to solve problems, one skill set is not above the other. Back on topic, this is

Blog #8: Simple Calculator

This custom calculator is similar to a simple calculator. However, this calculator doesn’t “react” to keystrokes mainly because I didn’t add KeyListener(). This means I must manually insert input by clicking on buttons. I will not go into details with how I set up the layout, instead, I will be explaining how I make the

Blog #7: More AWT Programs

AWT Factorial The AWT Factorial GUI calculates the factorial of an integer. I will not be explaining how I coded my layout since it’s already explained in blog #2. For this GUI and other GUIs in this blog, I will be explaining how action performed on a certain component can trigger events that change other

Blog #6: Using Git (Bash) to Commit & Push to GitHub Repository

My Java files are uploaded to GitHub using IDE’s own feature (Eclipse, Android Studio, etc), but not all programming files use IDE to upload files to GitHub. For folders and source files that don’t require IDE, I can use Git Bash to commit and push those files. I have a Web Development class folder that

Blog #5: Android Studio & GitHub: Create, Push, and Commit

Step 1: At the top bar menu, choose File, then Settings. Step 2: Version Control -> Git. Test path to Git, if version is shown, click OK. If I don’t have Git, I should download latest version of Git. Step 3: VCS -> Import into Version Control -> Create Git Repository. Unlike in Eclipse, I

Blog #4: Running Android Studio with AMD Processor

Computer with AMD processors may have problems running Android Studios.  Fortunately, Android Studios released a Canary version (Beta Testing) of the software, where I can download on their website.  I downloaded it, then I go to Windows Features to activate Hyper-V, Virtual Machine Platform, and Windows Hypervisor Platform.  I still can’t install AMD version HAXM.