CS 110/L Spring 2010
Algorithms and Programming

CS 110/L Links:

• The Syllabus contains an abstract about the course its objectives, textbooks, and method of grade evaluation. The course syllabus is consistent with the Computer Science Department's Comp 110/L Student Learning Outcomes..
• Reading assignments.
• Lecture notes.
• Schedule for assignments.
• Resources.

Moddle [ http://moodle.csun.edu/ ] will be used in this class for announcements, and discussions. You can also view your grades in the class.

Reading Assignments

• Chapters 1,2, 3, Introductions

Lecture Notes

• Printing lecture notes
• How to print in Comp 110 lab
• How to approach lab assignments

• Introduction and history
• HelloTurtle lab warm up also how to configure Dr. Java for use with BookClasses.
• Types, expressions, and variables
• Class, methods, and scope
• Structured Statements: boolean expressions, conditional branching, and repetitive loops.

Schedule

Task	Due Date	Description
Project 1	2 / 4 / 10	TriangleP1.pdf project specification. TriangleP1.java starter file. In your browser right-click on "TriangleP1.java" link and either "save link as" or "save target as". Be sure to set the file type to "any" not "html" in the save dialog window. My advice is to save the file in a project sub-directory under your "home" directory -- not the desktop. The saved file should have the name "TriangleP1.java"
Project 2	2 / 25 / 10	TurtleTag.pdf project specfication. Turtle.java starter file. SafeZone.png picture file. You need to save both files to your project directory (see notes from P1).
Project 3
Midterm (25%)
Project 4
Project 5
Final (35%)

Resources

• How to install Java JDK, Dr. Java, bookClasses on your own computer system.