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Puzzle 1

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	* No points, getting them started		* No points, getting them started
	* [[Puzzles/Crypto Level 1/Puzzle 1]]
			Java program encoded with Caesar cipher

			[[Puzzles/Crypto Level 1/Puzzle 1]]

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Chapter 1 Homework

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	==Chapter 1 Homework==		==Chapter 1 Homework==

			===HW Summary===

	(Recommended) Self-check problems: #5, #7, #8, #9, #15, #18, #20, #21, #23, #25, #30		(Recommended) Self-check problems: #5, #7, #8, #9, #15, #18, #20, #21, #23, #25, #30
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	(Required) Projects: #1		(Required) Projects: #1

			===HW Detailed===

			Projects:
			* Spelling out different letters, one per line, using ascii art

	==Chapter 1 Goodies==		==Chapter 1 Goodies==

Admin at 19:43, 13 September 2016

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	==Section 1.1: Intro to Java==		==Section 1.1: Intro to Java==

	===Definitions===		===1.1 Definitions===

	* Algorithm		* Algorithm
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	* Java Runtime Environment (JRE)		* Java Runtime Environment (JRE)

	===Material===		===1.1 Material===

	Things to cover:		Things to cover:
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	==Section 1.2: Java==		==Section 1.2: Java==

	===~~Materials~~===		===1.2 Material===

	Class		Class
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	==Section 1.3: Syntax Errors==		==Section 1.3: Syntax Errors==

	===Material===		===1.3 Material===

	Different types of errors:		Different types of errors:
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	==Section 1.4: Procedural Decomposition==		==Section 1.4: Procedural Decomposition==

	===~~Materials~~===		===1.4 Definitions===

			* Decomposition
			* Iterative enhancement
			* Static method
			* Method call
			* Flow control

			===1.4 Material===

	Decomposing complexity:		Decomposing complexity:
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	* Flow control allows you to abstract away detail		* Flow control allows you to abstract away detail
	* Example runtime error		* Example runtime error

	~~===Definitions===~~

	* Decomposition
	* Iterative enhancement
	* Static method
	* Method call
	* Flow control

	~~===Life Skills===~~

	~~Life skills track:~~
	* Cover non-word representations of programs

	~~(Give them a crypto puzzle, but we haven't introduced any crypto or codes just yet)~~

	==Section 1.5 : Case Study with DrawFig==		==Section 1.5 : Case Study with DrawFig==

	===Material===		===1.5 Material===

	Modularization of drawing program		Modularization of drawing program
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	Life skills track:		Life skills track:
	* Pay attention ~~and~~ FOCUS		* Pay attention to details, FOCUS, RTFM, read/follow directions and pay attention to what's being said (instructor, compiler, fellow students)
	* RTFM
	* Follow directions and ~~read carefully~~		Section 1.4:
	* Whether it's your compiler, or your instructor, or your fellow students - pay attention to what's being said		* Drawing and graphical representation of programs
	* ~~Skill will pay off when you start to compile your Java~~ programs		* Non-word representations of programs

	===Notes===		===Chapter 1 Notes===

	Worksheet:		Worksheet:
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	===Profiles===		===Profiles===

			Profiles:
	* James Gosling - Oracle, tech companies, open source vs. enterprise, hackers vs suits		* James Gosling - Oracle, tech companies, open source vs. enterprise, hackers vs suits
	* Grace Hopper		* Grace Hopper

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2016-09-10T15:27:59Z

Puzzle 1

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	* No points, getting them started		* No points, getting them started
			* [[Puzzles/Crypto Level 1/Puzzle 1]]
	~~<pre>~~
	~~public class Something {~~
	~~public static void main(String~~[] ~~args) {~~
	~~System.out.println("The secret word is xyz");~~
	}
	}
	~~</pre>~~

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Homework Code

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	* Submitting: Deliverables, what to turn in, what NOT to turn in, what format, how, when, with what		* Submitting: Deliverables, what to turn in, what NOT to turn in, what format, how, when, with what

	===Homework ~~Code=~~==		==Chapter 1 Homework==

	(~~What homework~~ problems?)		(Recommended) Self-check problems: #5, #7, #8, #9, #15, #18, #20, #21, #23, #25, #30

			(Required) Exercises: #5, #9, #14

			(Required) Projects: #1

	==Chapter 1 Goodies==		==Chapter 1 Goodies==

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Chapter 1 Summary

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 * Spotting the error
 * Red herring: error, plus (unclear) compiler output
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Life Skills

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	1995: Oracle: "Java: A simple, object-oriented, network-savvy, interpreted, robust, secure, architecture-netural, portable, high-performance, multithreaded, dynamic language."		1995: Oracle: "Java: A simple, object-oriented, network-savvy, interpreted, robust, secure, architecture-netural, portable, high-performance, multithreaded, dynamic language."

	~~===Life Skills===~~

	~~Life skills track:~~
	* Pay attention and FOCUS
	* RTFM
	* Follow directions and read carefully
	* Whether it's your compiler, or your instructor, or your fellow students - pay attention to what's being said
	* Skill will pay off when you start to compile your Java programs

	==Section 1.2: Java==		==Section 1.2: Java==

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Chapter 1 Goodies

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	* James Gosling - Oracle, tech companies, open source vs. enterprise, hackers vs suits		* James Gosling - Oracle, tech companies, open source vs. enterprise, hackers vs suits
	* Grace Hopper		* Grace Hopper

			===Quotes===

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			A great example of this principle is the Linux operating system, which contains millions of lines of code. It started out as a simple program Linus Torvalds used to explore the Intel 80386 chip. According to Larry Greenfield in The Linux Users' Guide, "One of Linus's earlier projects was a program that would switch between printing AAAA and BBBB. This later evolved into Linux.

			- Think Java
			}}

	===Puzzle 1===		===Puzzle 1===

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2016-09-02T00:07:56Z

Lecture Code

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	===Lecture Code===		===Lecture Code===

	~~Exceptions~~ code		Fake rocket code - DrawFig
			* Ascii draw a rocket
			* From Reges and Stepp
			* No patterns/functions until next section
			* Cover exceptions
	* Tie in with the Java API, let them know it exists and where it is, we'll talk more about it and how to use it in the future		* Tie in with the Java API, let them know it exists and where it is, we'll talk more about it and how to use it in the future

	~~ASCII rocket code~~		Real rocket code - Vertical (solve a basic equation)
	* From Reges and Stepp (no patterns/functions til next section)

	Real rocket code - Vertical ~~code~~ (solve a basic equation)
	* Good to keep math at the forefront. Just throwing it out there.		* Good to keep math at the forefront. Just throwing it out there.

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2016-09-01T18:43:29Z

Puzzle 1

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			* No points, getting them started

			<pre>
	public class Something {		public class Something {
	public static void main(String[] args) {		public static void main(String[] args) {