Difference between revisions of "IB Computer Science II"

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** Proper line-wrapping (how to deal with LONG lines of code)
 
** Proper line-wrapping (how to deal with LONG lines of code)
 
* Go back through your StringBinaryTree and make sure that the proper coding style is used
 
* Go back through your StringBinaryTree and make sure that the proper coding style is used
 
  
 
== Thursday - Friday (12/11/08 - 12/13/08) ==
 
== Thursday - Friday (12/11/08 - 12/13/08) ==

Revision as of 11:11, 15 December 2008

Monday (12/15/08)

  • Proper coding style
    • Program header at the very top
      • the program name
      • author, date, school
      • computer used, IDE used, purpose
    • Proper indentation
    • Proper line-wrapping (how to deal with LONG lines of code)
  • Go back through your StringBinaryTree and make sure that the proper coding style is used

Thursday - Friday (12/11/08 - 12/13/08)

Tuesday - Wednesday (12/9/08 - 12/10/08)

  • Binary Tree Review
  • BTNode Review
  • BinaryTree Class construction (we will create BinaryTree as a class)

Friday - Monday (12/5/08 - 12/8/08)

Thursday (12/4/08)

  • Dossier progress check

Monday - Wednesday (12/1/08 - 12/3/08)

  • IMPORTANT: USE THIS CLASS TIME WISELY!
  • Dossier Programming Days - use this time in class to begin programming the classes you will use in your dossier
    • Create your basic container classes (e.g. Person, Schedule, Book, Order, Ticket, etc.). They should contain the following:
      • private attributes
      • default constructor
      • specific constructor
      • setters
      • getters
    • Create any classes that may contain these other classes (e.g. Library, AddressBook, etc.)
    • Using your prototype solution as a guide, you should begin creating the main menu system for your dossier.
  • When Mr. Bui returns, you should be able to show him all the basic container classes AND a basic menu system

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