Fall 2016 CS101 Section 3
(Monday. Wednesday. 11:00 12:15pm @ WWH 102)
Weekly
schedule
Course Name: Introduction
to Computer Science --- Click
here for course syllabus
Instructor: Anasse Bari,
Ph.D.
Class Number and Section: CS101 Section 3
(M. W. 11:00 12:15am @
WWH 102)
Tutors office hours: Click here for a detailed
schedule
Instructor office hours: Monday 12:30 to 2pm and Tues. 11:00am to 12:30pm @WWH 425
Important Dates:
Midterm
Exam#1 will be on Monday October 10th
2016
Midterm
Exam#2 will be on Monday November 14th,
2016
Tentative Date for Final Exam
Tuesday, 13th
of December 2016 or the week of the 19th of December 2016 (TBA)
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Covered, handouts and Resources |
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Wed Sept 7 |
Welcome
to CS101 Motivation Behind
Learning Computer Programming Syllabus and Course Policies
Discussion Chapter#1
Intro to Computer Science, Programming and Java. |
Read Chapter#1 from the book. Read about Eclipse and try to install it
(Installation Guide is mentioned in Chapter#2
lecture notes) |
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Monday Sept 12 |
Continuation of Chapter#1 Chapter#2
Your First Java Program Using Eclipse |
Read Chapter#1 and Chapter#2 from the
book. Install Eclipse (you will find detailed
instructions and videos on Chapter#2
ppt) HW#1 posted on NYU Classes. Due Date
Thurs 15th of September @ 5:00pm QUIZ on Wed. 14th |
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Wed. Sept 14 |
Chapter#3
Expressions, Variables, Input output using Scanner, Introduction to Strings
in Java Programs: Detailed Program with Comments
on Adding Two Numbers in Java |
Read Chapter#1 and Chapter#2 from the
book. Start Reading Chapter#3 from the book Review the lecture notes and the
programs we did in class. Re-do practice zero (you do not to submit
it or return it back) Quiz HW#2 is
posted on NYU classes. Due Date Thus. the 22nd @ 5pm I need you to bring to class at 11am on Monday the 19th a one-page summary (in your own
words) hand-written of Chapter 3 from the book. (NO extension) |
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Monday
Sept 19 |
Chapter#4: Words and Numbers in Java Conditional Statements |
Read Chapter#1,2 and 3 from the book Complete Practice One (you do not need to submit it or
return it back), we will continue the corrections next session. |
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Wed. Sept 21th |
Continuation of Chapter#5 and #4 |
Read chapter#4 and #5 from the book. |
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Mon. Sept 26rd |
Bring a hand-written summary of chapter
5 in no more than one page (one side) NO extension and it is optional. Due in
class Mon. 26th of Sept. HW#3
is posted on NYU classes. Due Date is Oct 3rd @12noon |
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Wed. 26th |
Finishing Practice Two |
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Mon. 3rd Oct |
Bring a hand-written summary of chapter
6 in no more than one page (one side) NO extension and it is optional. Due in
class Mon. 3th of Oct. Homework
4 is due Oct 11th at midnight Practice Set Three |
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Wed 12th |
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Mon 17th |
Review and Intro to OOP |
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Wed.19th |
Exam#1
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Mon. 24th Wed 26th
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Practice
Five: Intro to Object Oriented Programming Lecture
Notes: Chapter nine Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Paradigm |
In
Class Programming and Introduction (Important to program the code mentioned
in the practice) Quiz on M Nov 2st Read Chapter 9 (Optional summary due M
Nov 2nd) |
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Nov 1st Nov 14th
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Chapter
10 Working with Objects and Classes Chapter
11 Main Pillars of OOP |
Read Chapter 10 and 11 and Chapter 13.
Make sure you go over the code in the book and you code it on Eclipse. Homework
7 Due on 23rd (This Homework will prepare for Exam Two)
Start now. |
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Exam 2 on Nov 21nd |
Topics
include and NOT limited to: Arrays, Methods, OOP, Inheritance, Polymorphism,
Interfaces, Abstract Class, Stack, Method Overriding (etc) |
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Nov 26th – Dec 9th
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Chapter 12
Processing and Graphical User Interfaces You must go over the site: https://processing.org/ |
Extra Exercises (as
preparation for the final) In class review. |
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Until the rest of semester |
Code Examples of
Abstract Classes, Sorting and Compare To… |
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Final Exam Topics are and NOT LIMITED TO: OOP, Interfaces, Abstract
Classes, Protected, Private, Public, Array and 2D Arrays, Tracing Code
(understanding sorting), Binary Search, Exception in Java (what is an
exception and how to handle it (try… catch code)), Basics of Processing (PApplet inheritance and method overriding), pass by
reference and pass by value, immutable objects, reference types, dynamic
biding, Arraylists, CompareTo,
Comparable, Sorting Objects and Enum Types (what
are they and examples Enum Types in Java |
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