Fall 2016 CS101 Section 1

(Tues. Thurs. 9:30 10:45am @ WWH 202)

Weekly schedule

Course Name: Introduction to Computer Science --- Click here for course syllabus

Instructor: Anasse Bari, Ph.D.

Class Number and Section: CS101 Section 1

(Tues. Thurs. 9:30 10:45am @ WWH 202)

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 Tuesday October 20^th 2016

Midterm Exam#2 (tentative date) will be on Tuesday November 15^th, 2016

Tentative Date for Final Exam

As Scheduled by the university. http://cs.nyu.edu/dynamic/courses/exams/?level=UA

Date	Topics Covered, handouts and Resources	Assignments
Tuesday Sept 6	Welcome to CS101 Motivation Behind Learning Computer Programming Syllabus and Course Policies Discussion Chapter#1 Intro to Computer Science, Programming and Java. Python to Java Guide	Read Chapter#1 from the book. Read about Eclipse and try to Install it (Installation Guide is mentioned in Chapter#2 lecture notes)
Thurs. Sept 8	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 15^th of September @ 5:00pm
Tues. Sept 13	Chapter#3 Expressions, Variables, Input output using Scanner, Introduction to Strings in Java Programs: Detailed Program with Comments on Adding Two Numbers in Java Sample Program 1 Sample Program 2 Python to Java Guide	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 need to submit it or return it back) QUIZ on Thursday the 15^thof September
Thurs. Sept 15	Practice One Review of Chapter#3 Chapter#4: Words and Numbers in Java Conditional Statements Chapter#5: Control Statements	Read Chapter#1,2 and 3 from the book Finish Practice One (you do not need to submit it or return it back), we will continue the corrections next session. The Quiz was postponed till Tuesday the 20^th. I need you to bring to class at 9:30am on Tuesday the 20^th a one-page summary (in your own words) hand-written of Chapter 3 from the book. (NO extension) HW#2 is posted on NYU classes. Due Date Thus. the 22^nd @ 5pm
Tues. Sept 20^th	Continuation of Chapter#5 and #4 Chapter#6: Looping Statements	Read chapter#4 and #5 from the book.
Thurs. Sept 22^rd	Chapter#6 Looping Statements In class Practice Two on Loops	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 Tues. 27^th of Sept. Start on Practice Two HW#3 is posted on NYU classes. Due Date is Oct 3^rd @12noon
Tues. 27^th	Finishing Practice Two
Thurs. 29^th / Tues 4^th	Chapter#7 Methods in Java	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 Tues. 4^th of Oct. Homework 4 Due Oct 11^th at 12 midnight
Thurs 6^th	ATM Machine (checking/savings account, Login...) in Class Practice (Similar to HW#4)	Practice Set Three on Methods
Tues - Thurs. 13^th	Chapter 8 Arrays in Java	HW#5 Due Monday 17^th at 11:59pm
Thurs 13^th -Tues	Chapter 8 Arrays in Java & Practice Set Four	Practice Set Four
Tues 18^th	Review and Intro to OOP
Thurs.20^th	Exam#1	HW#6 Due on Nov 7^that 11:59pm (No Extension will be offered. Late Penalty will be strictly applied. Please Start now)
Tues. 25^th Thurs 27^th	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 Tuesday Nov 1^st Read Chapter 9 (Optional summary due Tuesday Nov 1^st)
Nov 1^st Nov 14^th	Chapter 10 Working with Objects and Classes Chapter 11 Main Pillars of OOP Additional Notes	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 7Due on 23^rd (This Homework will prepare for Exam Two) Start now.
Exam 2 on Nov 22nd	Topics include and NOT limited to: Arrays, Methods, OOP, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Interfaces, Abstract Class, Comparable , Compare to, Stack, Method Overriding (etc)	Practice 6 and solutions by Nicholas Cheung (Credits)
Nov 30 – Dec 9^th	Chapter 12 Processing and Graphical User Interfaces You must go over the site: https://processing.org/	Practice Examples Installation Guide Homework 8 Due Dec 10^th Extra Exercises (as preparation for the final) In class review