We will be using the OCaml programming language running on a (rather large!) virtual unix machine. Problem set 1 includes instructions for installing the virtual machine on your computer. The virtual machine includes the Sublime Text text editor configured for editting OCaml code. It also includes the Emacs editor configured for editting OCaml code. You can use either one.

We will also be using a library of OCaml resources, i.e., the Universe for working with graphics and animation. sets of libraries of OCaml code. Installing the virtual machine is part of the first problem set and will be covered in detail in the first lab meeting.

In order to solve a problem set, create a folder named with your surname followed by the problem set number. For example, I would use a folder named Muller1 for problem set 1. All of the java source files for your program should be housed in that folder. When your program is complete and you are ready to submit it, control-click on the folder and you will see an option to Compress the folder. This will create a zip file that you can upload to the appropriate folder on the course Canvas website.