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For doing a complete quiz 1. Sent: a. lower bound a. upper bound a. operation a. number of questions a. random number generator...
Method to handle an entire question 1. Sent: a. Lower bound a. Upper bound a. operation a. random number generator a. Scanner...
Method to get an answer 1. Needs to be sent: a. first operand a. second operand a. operator a. a Scanner 1. Display the question...
Example should have been given in class 1. Don`t forget to declare a random number generator and to instantiate it (i.e. new it) 1. To get a random number between...
Program design 1. Necessary stuff 1. Declarations 1. Get all necessary data from the user 1. loop a. do the quiz (sending the min, max, operation...
Methods: Arithmetic Quizzer Learning Objective(s) 1 Reinforce repetition 1 Reinforce methods Overview of the Program Write a program that will quiz the user...
Methods: Calendar Learning Objective(s) 1 Reinforce repetition 1 Learn to use methods 1 Learn to manipulate strings Overview of the Program Time for something...
Displaying a month Display the name of the month (it need not be centered) Print enough blanks for the days being skipped to get to the first day of the...
Help with proportional spacing Here are two nice resources: Console Input/Output in Java (Chapter 3 of Let Us Java) https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial...
Program design Typical usual stuff Get input for each month (1 to 12) display the month update the starting day for the next month by...
returning the name of a month This is probably best written as a simple switch statement
Helps with the days in a month Months Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Aug, Oct, and Dec all have 31 days Months Apr, Jun, Sep, and Nov all have 30 days Feb has...
Details Professor: Dr. Cathy Bareiss Office SB 031 Class Time: F 2:00 2:50 Class Location: S 025 Textbook: membership in ACM Course Content...
Program Design Standard stuff will be assumed for now on. 1. Declare variables 1. Prompt user for the first string 1. Get a valid response from the user and...
getNumCorrect help count controlled loop (length of a string) initialization: counter of number correct work being done: for current position, if...
getValidResponse This is a loop using a priming read and isValid. More is done below (you might need to scroll) get a string from the user while it is...
Help on isValid Use a constant for the required length of a string if the string sent the method is not the right length, return false Assume the string...
Methods: Tools to help for the mastermind game Learning Objective(s) 1 Reinforce repetition 1 Learn to use methods 1 Learn to manipulate strings Overview...
Help on isValidColor A color is valid in the argument is (i.e. ) an `r`, a `b`, a `g`, or a `y`. In these cases you want to return true. Otherwise you want to...
Help with strings See chapter 11 in your `Let Us Java` textbook. The section entitled `More about strings`
Design for lab 4 main required components constants declarations open the file initialize the main loop (set counters to 0) loop done at the end...
Repetition, files, and Colors Learning Objective(s) 1 Reinforce repetition 1 Learn to use for statement 1 Learn to read from a file Overview of the Program...
Details Professor: Dr. Cathy Bareiss Office SB 031 Class Time: 9:00 9:50 AM MWF Class Location: S 025 Textbook: Student membership in ACM...
Second help for knowing where to start: Carry out the process on a piece of paper. I will demonstrate: 1. get a number from the file (say 1) 1. get a number...
File problems 1. Don`t forget that the main needs to throw IOException 1. You need your imports 1. Check to make sure your code is very similar to a class...
Majors and minors Majors Computer Science B.S. Major and Cognate Courses CSC 113 Digital Citizen 3 CSC 121 Programming...
Majors and Minors starting Fall 2023 prior Fall 2023
Repetition and Counting Colors Learning Objective(s) 1. Learn about repetition 1 Learn to use the while statement 1 Learn to reject some bad input...
Archived Courses For 2022 2023 Catalog CSC 112 CSC 122 CSC 150 CSC 262 CSC 350 CSC 321 CSC 490
Details Professor: Dr. Cathy Bareiss Office SB 031 Class Time: TR 9:30am 11:00 Class Location: S 030 or zoom Textbook: Course Content Policies...
Too many lines of output The obvious statement is that there are too many System.out.print or System.out.println commands or they are execute too many times. The most...
Row determined correct even when not It is most likely that you forgot to initialize the count for the number right in the row inside the outer loop
How to start and not be overwhelmed Build the program in stages and get it to `work` at each stage before moving on. Suggested stages: 1. Main components (including...
First Program Learning Objective(s) 1. Get the environment up and working 1. Enter your first program Overview of the Program This lab has two parts. Part...
Details Professor: Dr. Cathy Bareiss Office SB 031 Class Time: MW 11:00 11:50 Class Location: S 030 or zoom Textbook: Course Content Policies...
Selection and Color Matching Learning Objective(s) 1 Learn to use the if statement 1 Learn to use constants 1 Write your first program on your own Overview...
How to debug your program 1. get it to compile 1. Comment out all code but your first loop that gets a valid input 1. Have it output the number when done...
Getting zeros for all my output 1. A percentage is a floating number, so you need to do floating point arithmetic. 1. Don`t make your counters floating point...
Getting valid input. 1. This is an event controlled loop 1. Examples were done in class 1. There should be a priming read
Program design Necessary code and banner comment class declare constants main method declare variables initialize all...
Hint for code getting too complex 1. `Write` down the four different output statements you would need to make. 1. Add a comment to each statement that explains...
Because all these are situations are mutually exclusive, you do not need to nest any statement. Neither do you need an else. However, you can use them if it makes...
Hint for Lab 2 on how to start with selection 1. Write a single statement to determine if all the colors are blue. 1. Use that as a pattern for the other colors...
Acceptable Online Resources for CSC 121 Overview This course primarily about developing skills not about finding the right answer. Knowledge will be gained...
Student projects from CSC 102: Introduction to Programming a. Polka Dots a. Simon Touches a. Doors and Lights a. QB1 a. Ping Pong a. Picasso 2....
Details Professor: Dr. Cathy Bareiss Office SB 31 Class Time: 11:00 11:50 MW Class Location: S 025 Textbook: Student membership in ACM Course...
Details Professor: Dr. Cathy Bareiss Office SB 31 Class Time: Class Location: Textbook: Course Content Policies Integrity Late...
Details Professor: Dr. Cathy Bareiss Office SB 31 Class Time: Class Location: Textbook: Data Structures and Program Design Using Java: A Self...
Graphs and Coloring Coloring a graph is the idea of assigning each node a different color than any of its neighbors. It can be a very complex problem (see https:...
Your own project Objectives 1. Demonstrate all you have learned this semester 1. Have an opportunity to do things you want 1. Be creative Assignment...
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