Difference between revisions of "Computer Science I"
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*# Generate a random x variable | *# Generate a random x variable | ||
*# Generate a random y variable | *# Generate a random y variable | ||
| − | * | + | *# Load the image using your random x and y variables |
| − | + | *# <source lang="python"> | |
| − | # Load the image using your random x and y variables | ||
img = Image("FILENAME", (x, y)) | img = Image("FILENAME", (x, y)) | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
*# Repeat steps 3-6 one hundred times | *# Repeat steps 3-6 one hundred times | ||
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| + | '''Agenda - Regular:''' | ||
| + | * Complete Pong | ||
| + | * [[Item collection game]] | ||
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| + | '''Agenda - IB:''' | ||
| + | * Complete [[List Exercises]] | ||
| + | * Recreate the [[Robot game]] using lists | ||
| + | ** You will create a list for all the X coordinates, a list for all the Y coordinates, and a list for all the Images | ||
| + | ** Use loops to cycle through all the lists | ||
| + | ** Within each of the loops, you can use if statements to check for collisions and the like | ||
| + | * [[Dodge game]] | ||
== Friday (4/17/09) == | == Friday (4/17/09) == | ||
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** Within each of the loops, you can use if statements to check for collisions and the like | ** Within each of the loops, you can use if statements to check for collisions and the like | ||
* [[Dodge game]] | * [[Dodge game]] | ||
| + | * Java, Java, Java | ||
| + | ** Check out the different syntax in Java: [[Media:IntroJava2.ppt]] | ||
| + | * Receive your [http://www.eimacs.com eimacs] logins and attempt to login | ||
| + | * Quickly read through Variables & Expressions: Integers, Doubles, Casting | ||
| + | * Complete Test 1 | ||
== Wednesday (4/15/09) == | == Wednesday (4/15/09) == | ||
Revision as of 08:10, 21 April 2009
Contents
Tuesday (4/22/09)
Warmup:
- Creating a simple screensaver
- Go onto the Internets and find a small, school-appropriate picture
- Download the image to the same folder as where you will create the warmup python code
- Generate a random x variable
- Generate a random y variable
- Load the image using your random x and y variables
img = Image("FILENAME", (x, y))
- Repeat steps 3-6 one hundred times
Agenda - Regular:
- Complete Pong
- Item collection game
Agenda - IB:
- Complete List Exercises
- Recreate the Robot game using lists
- You will create a list for all the X coordinates, a list for all the Y coordinates, and a list for all the Images
- Use loops to cycle through all the lists
- Within each of the loops, you can use if statements to check for collisions and the like
- Dodge game
Friday (4/17/09)
Warmup:
- Assume you have the following code, identify the final value of x
x = 1
y = 0
while y < 15:
x += 2
y += 1
Agenda - Regular:
- Complete Pong
- Item collection game
Agenda - IB:
- Complete List Exercises
- Recreate the Robot game using lists
- You will create a list for all the X coordinates, a list for all the Y coordinates, and a list for all the Images
- Use loops to cycle through all the lists
- Within each of the loops, you can use if statements to check for collisions and the like
- Dodge game
- Java, Java, Java
- Check out the different syntax in Java: Media:IntroJava2.ppt
- Receive your eimacs logins and attempt to login
- Quickly read through Variables & Expressions: Integers, Doubles, Casting
- Complete Test 1
Wednesday (4/15/09)
- Complete missing assignments
Friday (4/3/09)
- 3rd Quarter Exam
Wednesday (4/1/09)
Agenda:
- Demo all completed assignments
- 3rd Quarter Exam Review
- Regular:
- Loops
- Strings
- GASP!
- IB:
- Loops
- Lists
- GASP!
- Regular:
