Jim's* Webpage

As you can see, I am not a graphic artist

However, if you require a sample of my design skills, check out the summerschool websites.
The 2002 site was done by my friend Patrick. The others were my design. 		Contact Info
jallen (at) cs.uoregon.edu
Office: DES 162
Office Phone: 541-346-4426

* Jim is not a doctor, although he occaisionally plays one before a live audience.

Projects
Public Think and Link pages Gypsy test production TREK
Summer Schools
2002 Proofs as Programs 2003 Foundations of Security 2004 Software Security
2005 Reliable Computing 2006 Concurrent and Distributed Software 2007 Integrating with the External World
2008 Logic & Theorem Proving    

Documentation/Specifications
TALx API iDEN Java Developer Guide iDEN System Overview
Java EE 1.4 API Java SE 5.0 API Java SE 6 API
HTML 4.1 Specification HTML 4 Character Entity References HTML DOM Reference
MySQL Documentation ANT Documentation CVS Documentation
Internet Standards (RFC Documents) Javascript Reference XML Reference
Google Maps API JSP Reference TEX FAQ
Cascading Style Sheets

Miscellany
Google ACM Portal Planet Math
DuckWeb Duck Hunt UO Library

The Game Show Dilemma

Some instructions: When Monty asks you to pick a door, click on a button for the door you wish to choose. If a button is disabled, it is because that door has been revealed - you can't pick a door that is open.

The java code for the Game Show Dilemma Class

The Game Show Dilemma class was written when I was in the first term of my first java programming class. It was written in response to a probability question in my discrete mathematics class. I have left it and the associated source code here as a monument to the horrible programming style that I used at the time.