JCC CSC 1590 Computing Fundamentals I

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Final Project

Posted in Projects on June 4, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Please post your questions to the lab here. No sharing of information will be allowed. Any cheating will earn you a zero. Please do not post code segments to the blog, they will be removed.

5.2 Pre- Lab code

Posted in Projects on June 4, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Nick will be posting the working code her.

pg 567 – 582 Two Dimensional Array Reading

Posted in Reading Questions on June 4, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Please read respond in 3:2:1 fashion by June 12th

pg 553 – 566

Posted in Reading Questions on May 29, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Read and write a 3:2:1 response by May 30th. Thank you.

Arrays: pg 529 – 552

Posted in Reading Questions on May 24, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Please read and respond in 3:2:1 fashion by Tuesday May 29th.  We will be having notes on this section Tuesday. 

Read pgs 451 – 471: Methods

Posted in Reading Questions on May 2, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Read and respond in 3:2:1 fashion by Friday, May 4th.

Next assignment:

Posted in Projects on April 26, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Please use your time today to type in the Circle class that we wrote in class last week. 

 When you create a project, create 2 classes: Circle class and a driver class.

 In  your driver class, please write a main which instanciates a Circle object, and makes a call to each of the Circle methods, followed by an output that states the result of this call.

 For example:

Circle myCircle = new Circle ();

myCircle.setRadius (6);

double r = myCircle.getRadius();

System.out.println (”This is a circle with radius: ” + r);

I’m learning a lot, but miss you guys.  See you Monday.

Reading: pg 445 – 450 User defined classes and constructors

Posted in Reading Questions on April 16, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Please read and write a 3:2:1 response to the reading. Submit by April 18th.

pg 382 – 400:

Posted in Reading Questions on March 13, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Please respond in 3:2:1 fashion.  This section covers our notes from Monday on parameter passing and objects vs. primitive.  Pay special attention to the memory storage diagrams… They are very helpful.

Read pg 367-376

Posted in Reading Questions on March 1, 2007 by jccfundamentals

Please read and respond by Friday Mar. 2nd.  Your response needs to be in 3:2:1 fashion