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Stanford cs249a Meterial (Object-Oriented Programming from a Modeling and Simulation)

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From where i can get the below Meterial?? if any one have the below plz send me or give me a link... i really need these lectures.. Thx & regards.

Required Reading
Chapter 1: Software Husbandry and Software Development pdf ps

Chapter 2: Attribute-based Interface Design pdf

Chapter 3: Events, Notifications, and Callbacks pdf

Chapter 4: Objects: Entities, Values, and Descriptions pdf ps

Chapter 5 and 6: Reference and Resource Management with Smart Pointers and Garbage Collection pdf ps

Chapter 7: Exceptions and Exception Handling pdf ps

Chapter 8: Naming, Introspection, and Modules pdf ps

Chapter 9: Inter-Object Relationships: Components to Dynamic Discovery pdf ps

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The course request is clear, and several replies already touched on access and legality. As asked for the cs249a lecture material, note that formal enrollment is one direct route (as observed) but not the only lawful one; pointed toward scholarly repositories for related material, and rightly raised the copyright caution.

Practical, lawful approach (quick checklist):

  • Decide exactly which topics you need (resource management/smart pointers, exceptions, callbacks/events, introspection/modules, component relationships). Narrowing the list makes searching much easier.
  • Search academic and preprint repositories for lecture notes and tutorials (use focused phrases like RAII, smart pointers C++, exception handling, observer/callback pattern, attribute-based interfaces, component-based architectures). Many authors post slides or tech reports that cover the same ground.
  • Use well-established textbooks and OER that map to these topics (modern C++ texts for smart pointers/RAII, classic OOP/design texts for interfaces and components). Your local or university library and interlibrary loan can often supply chapters or textbooks if you cannot access a course site.
  • Contact course staff politely: instructors and TAs sometimes provide public copies, suggested readings, or allowable excerpts to external learners.
  • For hands‑on examples, search code repositories for implementations of patterns and resource-management idioms rather than relying on a single course PDF.

A few cautions: do not use credentials that are not yours or download leaked copies; that risks legal and ethical problems. Focusing on canonical textbooks, reputable preprints, and official open courseware will almost always supply equivalent, durable material that teaches the same concepts.

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Member Avatar for Salem

Enroll in Stanford's cs program would seem to be the best way.

Why is "pdf ps" at the end of every line?
That in itself suggests you copied this from some D/L page anyway.

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Try Google Scholar and Scribd.You will get whole lots of stuff...!!! In Scribd you can even download pdf format itself... :D

Member Avatar for yun

Enroll in Stanford's cs program would seem to be the best way.

Why is "pdf ps" at the end of every line?
That in itself suggests you copied this from some D/L page anyway.

http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs249a/

when u will try to download the pdf file they require a username and password, and brother Saleem i m far away from USA, how can i enroll for a subject??? if there is any option plz let me know. Thx and regards.

Member Avatar for Salem

Presumably because they're under copyright, and you get the required information when you enrol.

There's nothing special in the list which can't be got elsewhere with a little effort.

Member Avatar for yun

Enroll in Stanford's cs program would seem to be the best way.

Why is "pdf ps" at the end of every line?
That in itself suggests you copied this from some D/L page anyway.

http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs249a/

when u will try to download the pdf file they require a username and password, and brother Saleem i m far away from USA, how can i enroll for a subject??? if there is any option plz let me know. Thx and regards.

Member Avatar for Stinomus

As Salem said, if they require a username and password then it is likely copyrighted material and you would likely be violating copyright law by obtaining them elsewhere.

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