Macintosh Student Developers for OS X

MSDOSX is a student-taught class about how to write programs for the Mac and iPhone.
For Spring 2012, we meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 to 7 PM in 200 Sutardja Dai Hall (the Mac lab in the CITRIS building).
Email us at {kjorgensen, headcrash}@berkeley.edu.
About the staff.
The course syllabus may be found here.

Last updated: Thursday, April 19, 2012 at 5:17PM

Announcements (2/22) Everyone enrolled in the class should have received an invitation to Berkeley's University Developer Program. If you didn't receive an email from Apple Developer, let us know (also, check your spam folder - those emails sometimes get marked as spam). (2/22) After you accept the University Developer Program invitation, you may test your iOS apps on your iOS device. Below are the steps to accomplish this: Request a code-signing certificate. Do this by logging into the iOS Dev Center and navigating to "iOS Provisioning Portal" then "Certificates." Follow the instructions in the "How To" tab to request a certificate. One of the staff will approve your certificate request, which you can then download and install into your login keychain. Next, send an email to kjorgensen@berkeley with your device's UDID (Unique Device Identifier). An easy way to do this is download the free UDID app from the App Store. We'll add your device to the Provisioning Portal and then add your device and UDID to the class's Provisioning Profile, which you can then download and install into Xcode. In order for your application to run with the Provisioning Profile, your application's bundle identifier must be changed to `edu.berkeley.msdosx.spring2012.<YOUR_APP_NAME>` And that should be all you need to do! Email us/ask on Piazza if you are having issues.
1/17	Getting Started Webcast Full Video	Reading for next time: C Tutorial Survey
1/19	Object-Oriented Programming with Objective-C I Webcast Full Video	Lab: FractionCalculator
1/24	Object-Oriented Programming with Objective-C II Webcast Full Video	Lab: ChatBot
1/26	Collections Memory Management I Webcast Full Video	Lab: Asteroids
1/31	Memory Management II Webcast Full Video	Lab: Memory Management II
2/2	UI Design Principles Debugging Webcast Full Video	Lab: User Interface Prototype
2/7	Interface Builder and Mac UI Programming Webcast Full Video	Lab: Bouncy
2/9	Interface Builder and iOS UI Programming Webcast Full Video	Lab: BounciOS
2/14	Testing with OCUnit Webcast Full Video	Homework #1
2/16	Delegation Webcast Full Video	Code from lecture: RSSReader
2/21	View Controllers I Webcast Full Video	Lab: Delegate Mania!
2/23	View Controllers II Webcast Full Video
2/28	Special View Controllers Webcast Full Video
3/1	Views, Drawing & Events on Mac Webcast Full Video	Lab: Sudoku
3/6	Views, Drawing & Events on iOS Webcast Full Video	Homework #2 Final Project Proposal
3/8	Table Views and Controllers Webcast Full Video	Lab: Notes
3/13	User Defaults and Saving State Core Animation Webcast Full Video	Code from lecture: Stalker
3/15	Performance Webcast Full Video	Lab: Performance
3/20	MessageUI and Twitter Frameworks Webcast Full Video	Code from lecture: MessageUI
3/22	Core Location and MapKit Webcast Full Video	Code from lecture: Mapz
3/27	No class (Spring Break)
3/29	No class (Spring Break)
4/3	Core Data Webcast Full Video	"Lab": Core Data Tutorials
4/5	iCloud Webcast Full Video	"Lab": iCloud Tutorials
4/10	WebKit & CFNetwork Webcast Full Video	"Lab": WebKit Links
4/12	GameKit and Game Center Webcast Full Video	"Lab": GameKit & Game Center Links
4/17	Grand Central Dispatch
4/19	Core Audio
4/24	No lecture
4/26	No lecture
5/3	Final Project Presentations (1pm - 3pm)

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