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 --Matthew Page 08/26/2014
-======Data Structures======
-====Week 1====
-I think I'm changing formats from writing stuff every single day to just writing a general synopsis for every week for each class to preserve my sanity.\\
-For data structures this week we discussed the general idea of linked lists and looked at our first project (dsi0) which is pertaining to making an array list and having a user driven menu that changes data in the array list.  We also talked about pointers and nodes.\\
-"To achieve enlightenment you'll want to draw pictures in each stage." --Matt Haas\\
-Pointers have:\\
-) a name\\
-) an address\\
-) contents at address\\
-%%*%% - means get the contents of what's at address.\\
-%%&%% - means give me the address.\\
-"Saving the planet, one keystroke at a time." --Matt Haas with ending by Zack Golden.\\
-Node code:\\
-<code>
-struct node    //defining struct node
-{
-    signed short int value;
-    struct node *next;
-};
-typedef struct node Node;
-Node *tmp;         //does the same thing
-struct node tmp2;  //does the same thing
-Node *tmp=NULL;           //setting both pointers tmp and tmp2 to NULL
-struct node *tmp2=NULL;
-tmp=(Node*)malloc(sizeof(Node));  //instantiating a node.
-tmp->next->NULL;  //pointing back to NULL after the node.
-tmp->value=7;  //setting the value in node to 7.
-tmp->next=(Node*)malloc(sizeof(Node));    //instantiating 2nd node.
-tmp->next->next=NULL;  //setting pointer of 2nd node to NULL.
-tmp2=tmp->next; //pointing tmp2 to the second node.
-tmp2-value=13;  //setting value in second node to 13.
-</code>
-======HPC Experience 1======
-I think I'm changing formats from writing stuff every single day to just writing a general synopsis for every week for each class to preserve my sanity.\\
-This week in HPC Experience 1, we got our new LAIR (apparently a backronym meaning Location for Abstract and Innovative Resources) on main campus and seriously need to rearrange tables and such to make a more pod-like set up like our old LAIR.  We were stuck (in all LAIR classes actually) not being able to do much else as the school screwed up the computer orders so we had no machines in the LAIR the first week.\\
-However this turned out to be a positive as we ended up with a "free" upgrade and got our thin clients in on Friday, when nobody was there, but we set up one of our pods, and got all 6 machines hooked up and connected to the network and online.\\
-Next week we should be able to finish up all the other pod setups and work on some more efficient cable management scheme.\\
-======Data Communications======

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