JMU CS Wiki

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Schedules & Advising

• Fall 2025 Schedule
  
• Spring 2025 Schedule
  
• CS Curriculum
  
• CS Advising
  
• Changing Majors
  
• New Criteria for Full Admission to the Major/Minor
  
• Honors Capstone

Enrollment

• Using the Waitlist Correctly
  
• Unofficial Open Class Finder
  
• MyMadison Schedule Planner
  

First Year Information (CS 149 / CS 159)

• First Year Advising FAQ
  
• CS Success Guide
  
• First-Year Start-up Guide
  
• CS149 Start-up Guide
  
• First Year Finals Guide
  

CS Seniors

• Graduation Requirements
  
• Graduation Process and Forms
  

TA Hours / Office Hours

• TA Hours
• Faculty Office Hours

Community

• CS Sticker Contest
  
• CS Ambassadors
  
• CISE Career & Internship Fair
  
• JMU CS Branding Resources
  

Scholarships

• Scholarships
  

WIFI

• JMU Wifi
  

Building Resources

• Building Maps
  
• Microwaves
  
• Computer Labs
  

Clubs

• Clubs
  

Software / Servers

• Virtual Machine
  
• VPN
  
• Student Server( stu.cs.jmu.edu)
  
• Gradescope
  
• Free Software
  
• CS Listserv
  

Other

• Cluster
  
• Library Resources (including off-campus access info)
  
• Remote Access
  
• Research Seminar Talks
  
• Travel Request Form
  
• Undergraduate Research
  

• C/C++
• Canvas
• Checkstyle
• Command Line Help
• Eclipse
• gcov/lcov
• GitHub for Personal Use
• Java
• jGRASP
• JUnit
• KDiff3
• MacOS Setup for Developers
• Mathematical Foundations
• Mounting Remote Directories Locally
• Operating System Utilities
• Managing your Personal Space of Information (Ψ)
• Python Virtual Environments
• ScrumBoard
• scrumj
• SSH Key Pairs
• Typographic Conventions
• VisualParadigm
• VivifyScrum
• Web Browsers
• XML
• .zip Files

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