CST 112.
Introduction to
Computer Programming

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Final Exam
for CST 112
(Click here for Final Exam.)

Submit your Final Exam code
in a file named q4.pde
by 5pm tomorrow (Tuesday, May 19th).
Project 5 is due on Thursday, May 21st.

Your Project #2 code should now be in a file named:   z2.pde  
Your   Project #3   code should now be in a file named   p3.pde  
Project #4 specifications
Project #4 code should be saved in files with names beginning with   p4   ,
submitted regularly for Code Review, and completed by Friday, May 15th;
Your p4.pde is "starter code" for the FINAL EXAM on May 18-19.
For this exam, you will revise your p4 code to use arrays and for loops.
and submit your code by 5pm, Tuesday 5/19. in a file named q4.pde .
  Project #5 specifications  

Your Project #5 must use an array containing several ball objects.
Starter Code for your array version can be found HERE:   p5start.pde


Click to run this demo.

Your project #5 code should be similar,
but using an array of ball objects.

Demo code for a working program without arrays:   p5demo.pde


Project 5 is due on Thursday, 5/19.


Study these Slides & Notes: Also review Chapters 8 & 9.




"WhiteBoard"



As you work on projects,
always SAVE your code
in your folder, (to show me that you are working!) and make sure you call me regularly
for help and/or Code Reviews.
Call me whenever you have
code for review and/or need help.

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(631) 332-0567

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(Also available some Friday mornings & weekends, by appointment.)

All CST 112 students are expected to participate in "Laboratory" sessions, (e.g., Code-Reviews, consultations, help session, etc.) directly, with the Instructor, a few times per week.
Now that the campus is closed and classrooms are unavailable, our Lab sessions must be conducted via telephone and "the cloud", (but not necessarily during the scheduled class times). contact me immediately, to get back on track in order to complete this course with a passing grade! //-->


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