Notes on JUnit: 
    To run a JUnit test:
        javac ClassToTest.java Test.java
        java org.junit.runner.JUnitCore Test
    
    - See SomeClass.java, SomeClassTest.java, and SomeClassTest2.java
      for examples
    - Make sure your classpath includes junit-4.0.jar
    - For more information, see junit.org.
      http://junit.sourceforge.net has documentation. 
    - The JUnit Cookbook
          http://junit.sourcefourge.net/doc/cookbook/cookbook.htm
      is useful for getting started.  It goes into a little bit more
      depth than my tutorial.

Notes on Bugzilla:
    - See http://www.bugzilla.org for more documentation
    - Bugzilla databases will be set up for each group 
    - A bug report should include:
        - steps to reproduce the bug
        - expected behavior
        - the buggy behavior observed
        - standard fields: who bug is assigned to, status of bug, OS,
          platform

cvsstat, cvsplot, statcvs:
    - statcvs is another utility for extracting information about your
      cvs logs.  This one generates webpages! 
        http://statcvs.sourceforge.net
    - cvsstat and cvsplot are utilities for making graphs of the
      activity in your cvs log.  See
        http://sourceforge.net/projects/cvsstat 
      and 
        http://sourceforge.net/projects/cvsplot
      for downloads and details (details found in the README files)
    - To generate basic graphs with cvsstat use the command
        cvsstat.pl -cvsdir <cvs directory> -gnuplotlinedata
        <outfile>.png -gnuplotfiledata <outfile>.png