IB Computer Science 1

Wednesday (11/16/16)

Agenda:

• APS Codes! (volunteer opportunity)
  • Monday, December 5th, 2016
  • 7-8:30 pm @ Career Center
  • Pizza provided to volunteers who help with the event
  • Volunteers will help inexperienced people learn basic programming. Volunteers can learn new programming languages too
• Keyboard & Image Practice walk-through
• Project: Pong (Mouse vs Keyboard)

Monday - Tuesday (11/14/16 - 11/15/16)

Agenda:

• APS Codes! (volunteer opportunity)
  • Monday, December 5th, 2016
  • 7-8:30 pm @ Career Center
  • Pizza provided to volunteers who help with the event
  • Volunteers will help inexperienced people learn basic programming. Volunteers can learn new programming languages too
• Complete Input: Keyboard Variables
• Keyboard & Image Practice
  1. Create a Processing program named MarioSideScroller
  2. Download the Media:Mario-1-1.gif and add the file to your Processing program (or any wide, panoramic image of your choice)
  3. Create global variables: bg_x and bg_y (initialize both to 0)
  4. Set your window size to 600 x 448 (the image has a height of 448 pixels)
  5. Load your downloaded image
  6. Within draw(), display the image at location: bg_x, bg_y
  7. Add keyboard detecting code:
     1. if the RIGHT key is pressed, then decrease bg_x by 10
     2. if the LEFT key is pressed, then increase bg_x by 10
  8. Test your program...what did you create?
  9. Additional challenges:
     1. Use an image editing program to extract Mario from the image. Enable the keyboard to move Mario around
     2. Display a right-facing Mario when you go to the right, and a left-facing Mario when you go to the left
     3. Scroll the background only when Mario reaches the the left or right edges of the screen

Wednesday - Thursday (11/9/16 - 11/10/16)

Agenda:

• StudentVUE updated
• Complete Input: Mouse Variables & Functions
• Complete Input: Keyboard Variables

Friday - Monday (11/4/16 - 11/7/16)

Agenda:

• Complete and demo of Ping with sounds and images by the end of the week (individually!)
  1. Add a background image
  2. Change the ball and paddle to images
  3. Add sounds to the ball bouncing off the walls and paddle
  4. Add background music
  5. Add a game over sound (use noLoop() to stop the draw() function from looping)
• Processing (Python) Reference
  • Input (Mouse & Keyboard) Variables & Functions
• Complete Input: Mouse Variables & Functions
• Complete Input: Keyboard Variables

Wednesday - Thursday (11/2/16 - 11/3/16)

Agenda:

• 1st Quarter Exam
• Complete and demo of Ping with sounds and images by the end of the week (individually!)
  1. Add a background image
  2. Change the ball and paddle to images
  3. Add sounds to the ball bouncing off the walls and paddle
  4. Add background music
  5. Add a game over sound (use noLoop() to stop the draw() function from looping)
• Input: Mouse Variables & Functions
• Input: Keyboard Variables

Tuesday (11/1/16)

Agenda:

• Quarter Exam - Wednesday, Thursday (11/2/16, 11/3/16) - comprised of 2 major components:
  1. Completion and demo of Ping with sounds and images by the end of the week (individually!)
     • Add a background image
     • Change the ball and paddle to images
     • Add sounds to the ball bouncing off the walls and paddle
     • Add background music
     • Add a game over sound (use noLoop() to stop the draw() function from looping)
  2. Closed-book, closed-note component:
     • You could be given various snippets of Processing code, and you will be asked to draw the resulting image
     • You could be given incomplete Processing code, and you will be asked to complete the code
• Input: Mouse Variables & Functions
• Input: Keyboard Variables

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