DPS913 Resources

This page has resource material and links that will be useful in DPS913 / APD601.

Apple Developer Connection – iOS Dev Center

See the post titled:

Also, see this post:

iOS device configuration for the Seneca iOS developer

Reference material

See the DPS913 Virtual Textbook page for reference material.

Mac lab room availability – T2109

Computer Studies is pleased to have its own Mac lab, in the TEL Building’s room T2109. Forty (40) fast Mac Pro systems have been installed, in a dual-boot (Mac OS X and Windows) configuration.

As of January 3, 2012, these computers have Xcode version 4.2.

Here is the room timetable:

Mac lab room availability – S2112, S2113, S2114, S2046

There are other rooms in the SEQ Building that the School of Communications Arts uses, all configured with Mac Pro systems. You are able to enter these Mac-equipped rooms any time, even when there is a class in progress (shown in blue below). In those situations, please be quiet and courteous, and follow the professor’s directions on room usage.

As of January 3, 2012, these computers have Xcode version 4.2.

Special note about weekend access to the Mac labs, in the Winter 2012 semester:

You are permitted to use the SEQ Building Mac lab S2112 on the weekend, or during the weekday evening hours.

Here are the room timetables:

Mac availability in the Library (Learning Commons)

There are 38 modern and fast Mac Pro systems in the Library / Learning Commons. They are fully equipped with Xcode, Interface Builder, and the iPhone Simulator.

As of January 23, 2012, these computers have Xcode version 4.2.

Mac availability in the Computer Studies Open Lab (TEL Building)

There are a few modern Mac Pro systems in the Open Lab.

Peter McIntyre