Possible CS21A objects

Posted on June 12th, 2003 by Sacha Chua

- pets

lecture on monday
lab as homework

lecture first 30 minu
quiz on wednesday

handson on friday
discussion

deitel and deitel

Set up the lab
Make the CD – Java, Java documentation, installation instructions, editors
Prepare exercises and labs for CS21A

nyhoff

First week

- history and overview

- spaghetti example part 1

emphasis: characteristics of an algorithm, stepwise refinement

- lab: setting up Java

Second week: input, output, variables, types

- object-oriented spaghetti

- quiz

- handson:

emphasize state, methods, parameters, pointers

cook temperature duration

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