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Lab 13 - Final Review
Lab 12 - Java Swing
Lab 11 - Shapefile Parsing
Lab 10 - Java Queue Debugging
Lab 9 - Java ASM and Arrays
Lab 8 - Java Finger Exercises
Lab 5 - Graphing Calculator
Lab 4 - Fun With Maps and Sets
Lab 3 - Treasures
Lab 2 - Debugging
Lab 1 - Getting Started

Is Eclipse having problems opening your workspace? Try this:

  1. Open your home directory (click My Computer, then My Home Folder)
  2. Hit F4 to open a terminal
  3. Type rm workspace/.metadata/.lock (replacing "workspace" with the name of your workspace) and hit enter.
  4. If it says nothing, then it (hopefully) worked. Open Eclipse.