| Course(s): | Time: | Instructor: | E-mail: | Office Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CMP 167 | MW, 9am-10:40am, G 219 | Dr. Eric Ford | eric.ford1 | W 4-6pm, G137I |
| CMP 167 | MW, 11am-12:40pm, G 221 | Mr. Gerome Ferreira | geromelehman@gmail.com | MW 1-1:30, G 303 |
| CMP 167 | MW, 6-7:45pm, G 221 | Dr. Eric Ford | eric.ford1 | W 4-6 pm, G137I |
| CMP 167 | TTh, 9am-10:40am, G 219 | Prof. Katherine St. John | stjohn | T,Th 10:40-noon (starts in G 219, then G137) |
| CIS 166 | TTh, 11am-12:40pm, G 221 | Mr. Jeff Gitlin | jgitlin.lehman@gmail.com | T 10-10:30am, Th 1-1:30pm in G 303 |
| CMP 167 | TTh, 1-2:40pm, G 219 | Prof. Megan Owen | megan.owen | T, Th 2:40-4:10pm (starts in G 219, then G 137) |
| CIS 166 | TTh, 6-7:45pm, G 221 | Mr. Claudio Falcon | falcon.claudio@gmail.com | alternating T/Th after class |
| Date: | Topics: | Handouts: | Reading: | Quiz Topics: |
| #1
28/29 January |
Review of campus computer policy and academic integrity code, Introduction to Python programs:printing and simple functions, variables, assignment statements | Syllabus, Programming Assignments, Lab 1 |
Academic Integrity Policy, Chapters 1 & 2 |
Academic Integrity |
| #2
2/3 February |
Problem solving and the design process
variables, assignment statements, swapping values; Definite Loops; Computing with numbers: data types, using the math library |
greet example chaos example Lab 2 |
Chapters 2 and 3 | Chapter 1 |
| #3 4/5 February |
More on libraries, type conversions, handling large numbers, using variables as accumulators |
convert example
| Chapter 3 | Lab 1 and Chapter 2 |
| #4 9/10 February |
Simple Graphics: using the built-in turtle library |
Running Total example factorial example String accumulator example Lab 3 |
Think chapter on turtles | Chapter 3 |
| 12 February | Lincoln's Birthday: Campus Closed/No Classes | |||
| #5
11/17 February |
Turtle Graphics: using color, displaying text, and basic drawing | Think chapter on turtles | Lab 2 and Chapter 3 | |
| 16 February | President's Day: Campus Closed/No Classes | |||
| #6
18/19 February |
Computing with strings: simple string processing | Lab 4 | Chapter 5 | Programming Quiz: Programs 1-5 |
| #7 23/24 February |
Computing with strings: multi-line strings and file processing | Chapter 5 | Lab 3 and Turtle Graphics | |
| #8 25/26 February |
Computing with strings: file processing | Lab 5 | Chapter 5 | Turtle Graphics and Chapters 3 and 5 |
| #9 2/3 March |
Computing with strings: formatting and pattern matching | Chapter 5 | Lab 4 and Chapter 5 | |
| #10 4/5 March |
Designing programs with nested lists; Defining Functions: functions and parameters | happy example Lab 6 |
Chapters 5 and 6 | Programming Quiz: Programs 6-10 |
| #11 9/10 March |
Defining Functions: return values and modifying input parameters | jam example (F11 #4) | Chapter 6 | Lab 5 and Chapter 5 |
| #12 11/12 March |
Defining Functions: designing programs with functions | Lab 7 | Chapter 6 | Programming Quiz: Programs 11-15 |
| #13 16/17 March |
Decisions: if-statements and elses | Chapter 7 | Lab 6 and Chapter 6 | |
| #14 18/19 March |
Multi-way decisions | F13 #5 example Lab 8 |
Chapter 7 | Programming Quiz: Programs 16-20 |
| #15 23/24 March |
Designing programs with decisions | Chapter 7 | Lab 7 and Chapter 6 | |
| #16 25/26 March |
Exception Handling; Indefinite Loops | S12 #8 example Lab 9 |
Chapters 7 and 8 | Programming Quiz: Programs 21-25 |
| #17 30/31 March |
Loops and Booleans: indefinite loops, boolean variables and expressions | Chapter 8 | Lab 8 and Chapter 7 | |
| #18 1/2 April |
More on loops: interactive loops, sentinel values | Lab 10 | Chapter 7 | Programming Quiz: Programs 26-30 |
| 3-11 April | Spring Recess: No Classes | |||
| #19 13/14 April |
Loops and Booleans: file loops, nesting loops | Chapter 8 | Lab 9 and Chapters 8 and 9 | |
| #20 15/16 April |
Designing Programs with Decisions and Indefinite Loops | Lab 11 | Chapter 8 | Chapter 8 |
| #21 20/21 April |
Introduction to Simulation and Design: analysis and specification | Chapter 9 | Programming Quiz: Programs 31-35 | |
| #22 22/23 April |
Simulation and Design: top down design, bottom up implementation, prototyping; Random Numbers | Lab 12 | Chapter 9 | Chapters 8 and 9 |
| #23 27/28 April |
More on Simulation and Design | Chapter 9 | Chapter 9 and Lab 11 | |
| #24 29/30 April |
Defining Classes | Lab 13 | Chapters 9 and 10 | Programming Quiz: Programs 36-40 |
| #25 4/5 May |
More on Defining Classes | Chapter 10 | Chapters 9 and 10 and Lab 12 | |
| #26 6/7 May |
Data Collections | Lab 14 | Chapter 11 | Programming Quiz: Programs 41-45 |
| #27 11/12 May |
More on Data Collections: Dictionaries | Chapter 11 | Chapters 10 and 11, and Lab 13 | |
| #28 13/14 May |
Review | Chapters 1-11 | End-of-semester survey | |
You may take the final during any of the following times:
| Monday, 18 May | 8:30am-10:30am | |||
| 6:15-8:15pm | ||||
| Tuesday, 19 May | 1:30-3:30pm | |||
| 6:15-8:15pm | ||||
| Wednesday, 20 May | 11am-1pm | |||
| Thursday, 21 May | 8:30-10:30am | |||
| 11am-1pm | ||||