EXPECTATIONS:

We'll divide ourselves into three groups:

Rookies: with little or no programming experience. Skills to develop are:

• Loops & Branches
  • Demonstrate ability to use for loops and if statements
• Create several user defined functions
• Use Existing App Lab supplied functions
• Use ONE of the possible interactive features such as drop-down boxes, radio buttons and check boxes interactively with your user
• Learn to use the App Lab debugger
• Begin Pong(?)

JV's

• Loops & Branches
  • Demonstrate ability to use for loops, while loops, if statements, if/else statements
• Create User Defined Functions
  • Explore the possibility of adding a catch-all "Error_Trap" function to you applab application
• Use Existing App Lab supplied function
• Demonstrate Proficiency in App Lab debugger
• Use "OnEvent" functions
• Use several interactive features such as drop-down boxes, radio buttons and check boxes interactively with your user
• Manipulate objects on the screen in App Lab (pong!)

Senseis: Folks who have taken AP Computer Science "A" (Java) or have lots of programming experience

• Loops & Branches
• Demonstrate ability to use for loops, while loops, if statements, if/else statements, switch statement
• Create User Defined Functions
• Explore the possibility of adding a catch-all "Error_Trap" function to you webpage application
• Use Existing App Lab supplied functions
• Excellence in App Lab debugger
• Port "OnEvent" functions from App Lab to HTML
• Use several interactive features such as drop-down boxes, radio buttons and check boxes and port to HTML interactively with your user
• Manipulate objects on the screen in HTML (WOW!) on a page on my website (I'll upload it for you)

THIS SITE can be rather helpful

LEARNING GOALS -- The purpose of this unit is to get a firm understanding of where our current programming skills are and stttttttrrrreeetttttchhhhhh them a bit during this unit as outlined above.