CIS 115

Fundamentals of Programming

AC Chapin
achapin@harford.edu
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Office Hours
by appointment until Fall Semester

Wikiversity: Program Fundamentals | PDF

Busbee & Braunshweig Text | alt | | PDF

Introduction to Programming Using Java | PDF

Python Language Reference

CLASSES & ASSIGNMENTS

only use concepts we have covered in class so far
indent lines inside structures like if and else, but line up if/else/endif
use double quotes around strings: "hello" is a string, hello is a variable

Class 29: Data Structures - linked list

Class 28: Objects - inheritance

Class 27: Objects - pointers

Class 26: Objects

Class 25: Methods - recursion

Class 24: Methods - practice

Class 23: Methods - return

project 2 (due May 5)

Class 22: Methods - parameters

Class 21: Methods

Methods Reading
W Functions
B&B Functions
homework5 - Methods(due May 3)

Class 20: Arrays - firstempty

Class 19: Arrays - parallel

Class 17: Arrays - search

Class 16: Arrays - for

Class 15: Arrays

Arrays Reading
W Arrays
B&B Arrays
homework 4 - Arrays(due April 12)

Class 14: Loops - sentinel, menu

Class 13: Loops - nesting

homework 3 - Loops(due March 22)

Class 12: Loops - for, do-while

Class 11: Loops - while

Loops Reading
W Loops
B&B Loops

Class 10: Conditionals - demorgan, case

project 1 (due March 15)
homework 1 - Variables(due March 22)
homework 2 - Conditions(due March 22)

Class 09: Conditionals - logical operators

Class 08: Conditionals - nesting, elseif

Class 07: Conditionals 1

Conditionals Reading
W Conditions
B&B Conditions

Class 06: Flowcharts

Class 05: Structures

Structures and Flowcharts Reading:
W Introduction
B&B Introduction

Class 04: Variables

Class 03: Variables

Variables and Expressions Reading:
W Variables
B&B Data and Operators
W Introduction to Programming

Class 02: Programming Basics

Class 01: Introduction

Reading:
W Introduction
W Introduction to Programming
B&B Introduction