N |
Date |
Assignment Topic |
File Name |
Due Date |
Drop Off Folder |
Notes to read Homework |
| 1 | 31/1 | Inroduction. Java Installation | Install Notepad ++, jdk, and Eclipse on your home computer | 01. Java Installation on Gr 11 Demos webpage | ||
| 2 | 3/2 | Java, First program, Printing | ICS3U_01_Assignment1_print_2019.docx | February 4 | 01_Assgn1_Name | Java Booklet: pages 11-13 Website Demos: Demo 03. System.out.print Demo 04. Escape sequences |
| 3, 4 | 4/2, 5/2 | Variables and Datatypes. Addition and concatination.format() method | ICS3U_02_Assignment2_format.doc Format_handout.docx |
February 6 | 02_Assgn2_Timetable | Java Booklet: pages 14-20 Website Demos: 06. System.out.format 07. Advanced: System.out.format |
| 5 | 6/2 | Calculations, Math class, random | Calculation Exercises Calculation Exercises (Practice) Answer Key | Feb. 7 | 03_Assgn3_Var_Calc | Read:Java Booklet: pages 29-34 |
| 6 | 7/2 | Scanner. Increment/Decrement. Type of Errors. | Booklet. Questions 7, 10 on pages 44 and 45. | Feb. 12 | 04_Scanner | Booklet: pages 35-36, 35A- 35B, 37-38, 40-41 Website Demos: 12. Scanner (integer & String) 13. Scanner (several integers) 14. Scanner (Double and Int) 15. Scanner (go from numbers to Strings) |
| 7 | 10/2 | If statemnets. | ICS3U_08_IfWorkSheet1.doc | Feb. 13 | 04_IfWordDocument | Booklet: pages 35-39 |
| 8 | 11/2 | If statements, Boolean operators |
Booklet: pages 47-55 Website Demo: 17. If simple Demo 19. Boolean Expressions 1 20. Boolean Expressions 2 |
|||
| 9 | 12/2 | Quiz 1. JOptionPane. parseInt(), parseDouble() | Example in the pick up folder. | Booklet: pages 40A-40B Website Demo: 16. JOptionPane | ||
| 10 | 13/2 | Nested If statements |
10 questions from Logic 1 on codingbat.com https://codingbat.com/java/Logic-1 | Feb. 18 | 05_CodingBat_Logic | Booklet: pages 47-55 Website Demo: 17. If simple Demo 19. Boolean Expressions 1 20. Boolean Expressions 2 21. Nested Structures |
| 11 | 18/02 | Simple DMOJ questions | DMOJ.ca questions Question 1: CCC '11 J1 - Which Alien? Question 2: CCC '12 J2 - Sounds fishy! Question 3: CCC '04 J1 - Squares |
|||
| 12 | 19/02 | If exercises | If practice: a_20_exercisesIfStatement_4.doc |
|||
| 13 | 20/02 | Jeopardy. Review. | Review for the test | Booklet: pages 9-63, after page 70 pages go to lower values again. Chapter 5: pp. 45-55 |
||
| 18 | 27/02 | String methods | ICS3U_String_Exercises_1.doc ICS3U_String_Exercises_1.pdf |
Feb.28 | 07_Strings1 | Booklet: Unit2: pages 57-59 Website example: 26. Simple string example |
| 21 | 3/03 | For and While loops | LoopExercises_1.pdf |
March 3 | 09_Loops1 | Booklet: Unit 2 pages 65-68, 71-75 Website example: 22. While Loop Demo 23. For Loop Demo |
| 22 | 4/03 | For and While loops. Accumulators. | Loop_Exercises_2.doc LoopExercises_2.pdf |
Mar.7 | 10_Loops2 | Booklet: Unit 2. pages 65-68, 71-75 Website example: 24. Simple Loops |
| 23 | 5/03 | Strike | ||||
| 24 | 6/03 | More Loops | Website example: 24. Simple Loops |
|||
| 25 | 9/03 | Loops. Work period | Website example: 24. Simple Loops |
|||
| 26 | 10/03 | Strings and loops. | String Exercises 2.doc String Exercises 2.pdf |
Mar.11 | 11_Loops_Strings | Booklet: Unit 2. pages 65-68, 71-75 Website example: 24. Simple Loops |
| 27 | 11/03 | Strings and Palindroms | Ask the user for a string, check and print if it is a palindrom. Remember, that you need to remove all non-letter characters first. You should create 3 version of this program. | Mar.13 | 11_Loops_Strings | |
| 26 | 12/03 | Break and continue. Efficiency of prime number check | ICS3U_Loop_Exercises_3.doc ICS3U_Loop_Exercises_3.pdf |
Mar.25 | 12_Loops_3 | Booklet: Unit 2. pages 65-68, 71-75 Website example: 22. While Loop Demo 23. For Loop Demo |
| 27 | 13/03 | String Exercises. String game assignment | CodingBat exercises. Any 10 from "Strings2" and any 2 from "Strings3".
ICS3U_acad__String_game_assignment.doc ICS3U_acad__String_game_assignment.pdf |
April 6 | Website example: 27. Reading files (vegetables or fruits) 28. Pick a random word from file |
|
| 29 | 7/04 | Arrays |
Watch the following tutorials. They are short 4-7min videos. Java Programming Tutorial - 27 - Introduction to Arrays Java Programming Tutorial - 28 - Creating an Array Table Java Programming Tutorial - 29 - Summing Elements of Arrays Read your booklet: pages 105-106 Send email to Ms. S with the responses to the follwong questions ( in the email body): 1. Using the first methods described in the tutorial, create an array of 6 doubles. Name it val. 2. Populate this array with the values 3.5, 4.5, 6.6, 7.7, 9.1, 10.0. 3. Using the second methods described in the tutorial, create an array of 6 doubles. Name it myVal and populate it with the values in quesion 2. 4. What would be printed: System.out.print(val[2]); 5. What would be printed: System.out.print(myVal[6]); 6. What would be printed: System.out.print(val); |
April 7- at the end of the day | Website example: 31. Array declare/populate/print simple Demo |
|
| 30 | 8/04 | Arrays 2 |
1. Watch the following tutorials. They are short 4-7min videos. Java Programming Tutorial - 30 - Array Elements as Counters Java Programming Tutorial - 31 - Enhanced for Loop Java Programming Tutorial - 32 - Arrays in Methods 2. Read your booklet: pages 106-107 3. Do exercises Review: StudentRoaster and Review: Squares on page 107. |
Website example: 31. Array declare/populate/print simple Demo |
||
| 31 | 9/04 | Arrays 3 |
1. Watch the following tutorial:Java: Loop and Array Examples Barry Brown. Java: Loop and Array Examples Barry Brown 2. From 0:00 to 20:20 minutes the teacher goes though codingBat questions: Array1 fistLast6, sum3, sum2, makePi, middleWay 3. Do any other 5 questions from CodinBat Array 1. Make screenShots to submit the assignment next week. |
April 14th. | CodingBat_Arrays | Website example: 31. Array declare/populate/print simple Demo |
| 32 | 13/04 | Arrays 4 |
1. Watch the following tutorial:Java: Loop and Array Examples Barry Brown. Java: Loop and Array Examples Barry Brown 2. From 2:20 to end end the teacher goes though codingBat questions: Array2 countEven, more14, has22, sumArray, sumTogether, multShorter 3. Do any other 5 questions from CodinBat Array 2. Make screenShots to submit the assignment on April 14th ( together with 6 questions from the Arrays1). |
April 15th. | CodingBat_Arrays | Website example: 31. Array declare/populate/print simple Demo |
| 34 | 16/04 | Arrays 5 |
1. Watch the following tutorials. They are short 4-7min videos. Java Programming Tutorial - 33 - Multidimensional Arrays Java Programming Tutorial - 34 - Table for Multi Arrays 2D Arrays in Java Tutorial 2. Read your booklet: pages 103-105 and 106-107. 3. Write the follwing java program: Create a 2-dimential 6x5 array if integers. Populate it with random numbers ( pick any range you like). Print it in a table look form. Find and print the max and min value. For example: 14 11 36 29 57 45 31 10 21 25 22 74 39 65 18 23 27 97 46 16 34 86 26 57 62 96 81 16 27 36 Min is 10 Max is 96 4. Email the program to me in the email body. |
April 16th. | Website example: 32. click to see more Array examples (reverse, max, min, median, average, sort, populate) |
|
| 38 | 22/04 | Array sorting algoriths |
1. Watch the following tutorials. Java: Insertion Sort sorting algorithm Java: SelectionSort animated demo with code Java: BubbleSort algorithm Visualization and Comparison of Sorting Algorithms These are not the fastes algorithms, but you need to remember them. They are on Grade 12 exam, all univercity CS courses, and so on. 2. If you need more explanation, this is the link to my handout. SortingAlgorithms.docx 3. Do the follwing exercise: assgn11/ICS3U_Arrays_SortingExercise_2020.pdf 4. Read booklet pages: 115-118 |
April 24th | 16_SortingArrays | |
| 40 | 24/04 | Quiz 1 and Quiz 2: Arrays. | ||||
| 41 | 27/04 | Methods |
We need to cover the unit "Methods" it 7 school days. You can learn at your own pace. My recommendations: Monday 27.04 - section 3.1 Tuesday 28.04 - section 3.2 Wednesday 29.04 - section 3.3 & 3.4 Thursday 30.04 - section 3.6 Friday 1.05 - section 3.7 & 3.8 Monday 4.05 continue section 3.8 Tuesday 5.05 quiz. This will be like a quiz practice. Quiz which I will use for marks will be on Wednesday, 6.05 on Quizziz.com |
|||
| 50 | 8/05 | Quiz 3 : Methods. 12:30 | By now you suppose to finish sections 3.1-3.8 on codeHS.Quiz will be on Quizizz.com at 12:30. | |||
| 51 | 11/05 | Object-Oriented Programming |
We need to cover the 6 lessons of the unit "Object-Oriented Porgramming" it 4 school days. You can learn at your own pace. My recommendations: Monday 11.05 - section 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 Tuesday 12.05 - section 4.4 Wednesday 13.05 - section 4.5 Thursday 14.05 - section 4.12 |
|||
| 57 | 19/05 | Graphical User Interface(GUI) Programming | 1) Read Chapter 36: Beginning Graphics GUI. Part 7: Graphics Chapter 36: Beginning Graphics 2) Do exercise 1 on the Exercise section Chapter 36 Programming Exercises |
I am going to collect this exercise later together with other GUI exercises | ||
| 59 | 21/05 | Graphical User Interface(GUI) Programming | 1) Read Chapter 37: Beginning Graphics GUI. Part 7: Graphics Chapter 37: Graphics Examples 2) Do exercise 6 on the Exercise section Chapter 36 Programming Exercises 3)Go through chapters: Chapter 55 Introduction to GUI Programming Chapter 56 JFrames Chapter 57 Adding Buttons to a Frame You don't need to learn an actions yet. Just add buttons without any functionality. 4) The following website has a good examples of components and layouts: https://www.javatpoint.com/java-swing |
I am going to collect this exercise later together with other GUI exercises | Due date: Monday 25.05 | |
| 58 | 20/05 | Graphical User Interface(GUI) Programming | 1) Read Chapter 36: Beginning Graphics GUI. Part 7: Graphics Chapter 36: Beginning Graphics 2) Do exercise 1 on the Exercise section Chapter 36 Programming Exercises |
I am going to collect this exercise later together with other GUI exercises | ||
| 61 | 25/05 | Graphical User Interface(GUI) Programming |
1)Go through chapters: Chapter 55 Introduction to GUI Programming Chapter 56 JFrames Chapter 57 Adding Buttons to a Frame You don't need to learn an actions yet. Just add buttons without any functionality. 2) Create 3 applications: You should use 3 different layouts and 9 different components. Layouts example:Flow, Border, Grid, Box, Card, and so on Component example: JLabel, JTextField, JButton, JComboBox, JTextArea, and so on. For this assignment you can consider JButton with text and JButton with an image - 2 different components. The same applies to JLabels. JLabel with text and JLabel with an image could be 2 different components. The following website has a good examples of components and layouts: https://www.javatpoint.com/java-swing Layouts examples are also in our pick-up folder in a zip document. |
I am going to collect this exercise later together with other GUI exercises | Due date: Wednesday 27.05 | |
| 69 | 4/06 | Final Project |
1)Requiremnets and rubrics are sent to you via email 2) You need to submit 3 versions. Version 1 is due on 8th of June Version 2 is due on 15th of June Final Version is due on 20nd of June.(10AM in the morning) 3)Make sure your project is approvedin. |
I have created a folder 19_FinalProject_v1. |
Semester 1 2019 year
N |
Date |
Assignment |
File Name |
Due Date |
Drop Off Folder |
Notes to read |
| 1 | 4/09 | Inroduction | ||||
| 2 | 5/09 | Java, First program, Printing | ICS3U_01_Assignment1_print.docx | September 7 | 01_Assignment_01 | Java Booklet: pages 11-13 Demo 03. System.out.print Demo 04. Escape sequences |
| 3 | 6/09 | Output (continue) | continue working on ICS3U_01_Assignment1_print.docx | Java Booklet: pages 11-13 Demo 03. System.out.print Demo 04. Escape sequences | ||
| 4 | 7/09 | Format Exercises | ICS3U_02_Assignment2_format.doc | Sptember 10 | 02_Assignment_02 | Booklet: pages 14-19 |
| 5 | 10/09 | Math methods, Calculations | continue working on ICS3U_02_Assignment2_format.doc Format_handout.docx |
Booklet: pages 14-19 | ||
| 6 | 11/09 | Calculations, Math class. Supply teacher | Calculation Exercises (Practice) Answer Key | Booklet: pages 29-35 | ||
| 7 | 12/09 | Java Installation | Install Notepad ++, jdk, and Eclipse on your home computer | Sptember 12 | Bring screen shot for java installation | Demo web page 01. Java Installation 02. java and bat files |
| 8 | 13/09 | Data Casting, Random numbers, Variables | ICS3U_03_VariableExercises.doc | September 17 | 03_Assgn3_time_tickets | Booklet: pages 21-28 |
| 9 | 14/09 | Scanner | ICS3U_05_ScannerExercises | September 20 | 04_Assgn_4_5_coins_math | Booklet: pages 35-39
Demo: 12. Scanner (integer & String) 13. Scanner (several integers) 14. Scanner (Double and Int) |
| 10 | 17/09 | Camp.Calculations, Math class, random | ICS3U_04_CalculationExercises.doc | September 20 | 04_Assgn_4_5_coins_math | Booklet: pages 21-35 Demo: 08. Simple variable 09. Display digits of 2-digit number 10. Using Math class 11. Random Numbers |
| 11 | 18/09 | Camp. Scanner | programming exercises from the booklet on pages 43-46. Exercises: 1, 2, 7, 10, 11, and 12. | September 24 | 05_Booklet_43_46 | Booklet: pages 35-39
Demo: 12. Scanner (integer & String) 13. Scanner (several integers) 14. Scanner (Double and Int) |
| 12 | 19/09 | Camp. Scanner continue | continue working on exercises: 1, 2, 7, 10, 11, and 12. | Booklet: pages 35-39
Demo: 12. Scanner (integer & String) 13. Scanner (several integers) 14. Scanner (Double and Int) | ||
| 13 | 20/09 | Programm Structure, Comments | Continue working on exercises: 1, 2, 7, 10, 11, and 12. | Booklet: pages 15-17, 37 | ||
| 14 | 21/09 | Scanner (numbers to strings) | ICS3U_07_ScannerExercises2 Only #1 | September 21 | 06_Scanner2_average | Booklet: pages 35A, 35B, 40-41 Demo: 15. Scanner (go from numbers to Strings) |
| 15 | 24/09 | If worksheet | ICS3U_08_IfWorkSheet1.doc | September 26 | 08_09_IF_Practice_word | Booklet: pages 35-39 |
| 16 | 25/09 | Quiz 1, Constant variable, Flowchart, Types of errors | Binary and Java Calcualtions | |||
| 17 | 26/09 | If worksheet2 | ICS3U_09_IfWorkSheet2.doc Homework Worksheet_Booleans.doc |
September 26 | 08_09_IF_Practice_word | Booklet: pages 35-39 |
| 18 | 27/09 | If programming Exercises | ICS3U_10_Progr_exercisesIfStatement2019.doc | October 1 | 10_if_ProgrammingExercises | Booklet: pages 47-51 |
| 19 | 28/09 | If programming Exercises(Cont.) | work period | Booklet: pages 47-51 | ||
| 20 | 1/10 | Review For Test 1 | Booklet: pages 11-63 | |||
| 21 | 2/10 | Rock Paper Scissors | ICS3U_11_Rock_Paper_Scissors.doc | October ?? | 11_RPS | Booklet: pages 52-63 |
| 22 | 03/10 | If Assignment Analysis. Rock Paper Scissors( cont.) | Review for Test 1. Booklet: pages 11-63 | |||
| 23 | 04/10 | Test 1 | ||||
| 24 | 09/10 | Strings. Test 1 returned marked. | ||||
| 25 | 10/10 | String Exercises 1 | ICS3U_12_String_Exercises_1.doc | October 12 | 12_Strings1 | Booklet: pages 71-75 Website example: 25. Simple string example |
| 27 | 12/10 | Loops | ICS3U_13_Loop_Exercises.doc | October ?? | 13_Loops1 | Booklet: pages 78-79 Website example: 23. For Loop Demo |
| 28, 29 | 15,16/10 | More Loops | Booklet: pages 80-84 Website example: 24. Simple Loops |
|||
| 30, 31, 32 | 17,18,19/10 | Nested Loops | ICS3U_14_Loop_Exercises_2.doc | October 19 | 14_Loop_Exercises_2 | Booklet: pages 80-84 |
| 34 | 23/10 | Practice for DMOJ competition | DMOJ.ca questions Question 1: Ship Question 2: RTE '16 J1 - Board Game |
|||
| 35, 36, 37, 38 | 24,25,26, 29/10 | String and Files reading, String Game intro, methods, practice for DMOJ competition | ||||
| 39 | 30/10 | DMOJ competition | ||||
| 40,41,42,43,44 | 31/10, 1, 2, 5, 6/11 | String games | November 6 | 18_StringGame | ||
| 45 | 7/11 | Encryption, Caesar Cipher, ASCII code | ||||
| 46,47 | 8,9/11 | Encryption, Caesar Cipher, ASCII code | 18_ASCII_Assignment.doc | November 13 | 18_ASCII | |
| 48 | 12/11 | Test 2 | Strings quiz practice | |||
| 49-51 | 13-15.11 | Arrays 1D and 2D | Array practice | November 16 | 19_1DArrays | |
| 56 | 22/11 | Methods Examples | 20_NimGame.doc | |||
| 57 | Methods review |
methods practice at w3schools Array - at CodingBat |