C201 Introduction to Programming 

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Class Schedule
Jan

Reading and Notes

    Test    Homework    Exercise   SI Worksheets
10 Getting Started - Installing computer software.
Chapter 1 - Objects and Classes.		                
12             0 Answers    
14         1        
17 Martin Luther King Holiday                
19 Chapter 2 - Understanding class definitions.               1
21         2        
24             1a Answers    
26 Chapter 3 - Object Interaction               2
28         3        
31             1b Answers    
Feb                  
2 Chapter 4 - Grouping objects               3
4         4        
7             2 Answers    
9                  
11                  
14 Chapter 5 - More sophisticated behavior                
16         5   3 Answers    
18                  
21 Review           4 Answers   4
23 Test 1 - Chapters 1-3 and Notes   1            
25                  
28         6        
Mar                  
2             5 Answers    
4                  
7 Array and ArrayList Practice                
9 Chapter 6 - Well-behaved objects       7   6 Answers    
11                 5 Answers
14 Review Array and ArrayList                
16 Test 2 - Chapters 4-6 and Notes   2   8        
21 Spring Break                
28 Chapter 7 - Designing classes                
30                  
Apr                  
1                  
4 Chapter 8 - Improving structure with inheritance                
6 Chapter 9 - More about inheritance       9   7 Answers    
8                  
11 Chapter 11 - Graphical User Interfaces                
13             8 Answers    
15         10        
18        

 

        
20 Chapter 12 - Handling Errors           9 Answers    
25 Chapter 13 - Designing Applications - Review       11        
27 Test 3 Chapters 7-9 7:00P   3   Last day to turn in Homeworks        
                   
 
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Instructor:
Name: Raymond F. Wisman
Office:  LF122
MW 3:30-4P, 6:30-7:20P
and by appointment
Phone: 941-2465
Email:
Web: www.ius.edu/rwisman
Class:
Meetings: KV215 MW 7:30P-9:20P
Prerequisites: M117
Text: Objects First with JAVA 2e Barnes & Kölling. 
Prentice Hall ISBN 0-13-124933-9
Software: JAVA and BLUEJ (both freely available)
Course Goals: See C201 Course Goals
   
Supplementary
Instruction

 
Instructors:  Ms. Lindsay Marie Garrett 
SI  W 9:30-10:30P KV215
 R 7:30-8:30P CV205
Laboratory
LF105
 
Consultants: Mr. Jordan Matuschka jordan.matuschka@gmail.com
T 1-5P, W 2-4P, F 1-5P, Sat 12-5P
Evaluation
Grade Scale:
Grade Book:		 
A+ 97% - 100%    A  93% - 96%        A-  90% - 92%
B+ 87% -  89%     B  83% - 86%        B-  80% - 82%
C+ 77% -  79%     C  73% - 76%        C-  70% - 72%
D+ 67% -  69%     D  63% - 66%        D-  60% - 62%
F      0% -  59%
Course Evaluation: Tests 50%
Homework Assignments 40%
Exercises and Quizzes 10%     No late credit
Homework: Home works are due generally on a Friday by 7:00P. Recognizing that work, computers, etc. occasionally take control, no penalty occurs for two class meetings late in total. Subsequent late homework will not be accepted.
Exercises: Generally completed in class but occasionally completed outside and demonstrated at next class.
Academic Ethics: All course work is subject to the Indiana University Code of Student Ethics.
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