Category: AP CSP

Summary: Due at the end of the week are Programming Challenges…

• PC#14 (List App #4)
• PC#15 (Random Icons)
• PC#16 (List App #5)
• PC#10 (2-Button App)

Homework: See above.

Summary: Due at the end of the week are Programming Challenges…

• PC#14 (List App #4)
• PC#15 (Random Icons)
• PC#16 (List App #5)
• PC#10 (2-Button App)

Homework: See above.

Summary: Today’s code review.

Homework:

• Programming Challenges #14 (due Tomorrow).
• Programming Challenge #10 (2-Button App due in the future)
• Programming Challenge #15 (Random Icons due in the future)

Summary: Today’s code review.

Homework: Programming Challenges #11-#13 (due Monday)

Summary:

• Code.org List App (Birds/Songs/National Parks)
• List Apps: Programming Challenges #11-14
• 2-Button App (Programming Challenge #10)

Summary: Today we started learning about lists (aka arrays).

• Unit 6: Lesson 2 (Lists Loops Traversals)

Homework: tba

Summary: Code Review (Sort)

Homework: Tri-Tac-Toe (SUBMIT ON THE PROGRAMMING CHALLENGES PAGE)

Summary: Agenda…

• 8-Card Code Review
• 8-Card Programs #7-#9 late submissions will not be accepted after Monday.
• Tri-Tac-Toe Program submissions will not be accepted After Monday.

Summary: Today we started building out tri-tac-toe game (template) using the Model View Controller design pattern.

Steps…

1. Create the template in design mode (done by Mx. Epstein)
2. Discuss desired/expected behavior of the app.
3. Create a list of all the variables for the Model. Also note the type of each variable (eg: string, boolean, number etc.)
4. Code the Model part of the app, which will just be creating the variables.
5. Code the View part of the app, which will just be adding code to the updateScreen() function. Remember that the View should only look at the model and update the screen appropriately.
6. Test the View part of the app by changing the values of the variables in the Model and making sure that when the View runs that the screen reflects the model correctly.
7. Code the Model part of the app.
8. Test the Model part of the app by using the app and finding/fixing any bugs.

Homework: 8-Card Challenges #8-9 (due Thursday)

Summary: Today we started using the 8 Card IDE. This IDE should help you, write, develop, and test your code. You are responsible for all testing and should only submit code once you have tested it and are sure that it always works.

• 8 Card Programming IDE (code) (CODEPEN)
• 8 Card Programming IDE
• 8 Card Challenges

Homework: 8-Card Challenges #1-7 (due Monday)