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Marking Period Quarter 1 Assignments.
Unit 14 - Lab01
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Invite Link:
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Here is the form to sign up for the Computer Science clubs.
Here is the form to sign up for the Computer Science clubs.
If you want to take the CS I AP exam,
If you want to take the CS I AP exam,
use this join code for AP Classroom, and then you need to pay in Total Registration!
Coming in the future!
Best of Texas will run from November to February.
We will normally give these on the final week of the month.
Round 1: November 1, 2025–November 30, 2025
Round 2: January 1, 2026–January 31, 2026
Round 3: February 1, 2026–February 28, 2026
District UIL Friday, March 28th, 2026 (this will be updated later)
(this will be updated in the Spring)
Computer Science Competition:
Computer Science Contest Director: Lynn Rosier
Date: Friday March 28, 2025 in the Design Lab
Schedule:
10:00 - 10:30 Roll Call
10:30 - 11:15 Multiple Choice Test
11:15 - 12:15 Grading and Lunch
12:30 - 12:55 Computer Setup by the students and the Dry Run
1:00pm - 3:00pm Programming Contest
3:00pm - 3:30pm Final Results
3:30pm - 4:00pm Awards
The regional meet at UTSA is on Friday, April ???.
The state meet at UT is from May ??-??.
Please put these dates in your calendar now and plan around them
if you feel that you will make the team of 6 for CS.
WiCS Officer Application Form
This will be updated in the Spring.
This will be updated in the Spring.
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Unit 14 - Arrays
Labs coming soon!
Computer Science 2 Advanced
Computer Science 2 Advanced
2025-2026
2025-2026
Mr. Lynn Rosier
lrosier@eanesisd.net
https://sites.google.com/eanesisd.net/lrosier/home
(512) 732–9280 ext. 33416
Welcome to Computer Science 2 Advanced!
This course will contain a review of the first year topics as well as many new topics. Example topics include data types, variables, selection statements, iteration, input and output, arrays (lists), searching and sorting algorithms, recursion, and inheritance from the past. New topics include Linked Lists, TreeSets, HashSets, TreeMaps, HashMaps, Stacks, Queues, Priority Queues, Heaps, Binary Trees, and many applications that use these classes. Students will write interactive programs to achieve a specific outcome thereby enhancing their critical thinking skills and problem solving ability. The AP Computer Science test uses the Java programming language and may be taken at the end of the course.
https://www.autowaredevelopment.com/JavaHelp/ (my help website)
https://www.autowaredevelopment.com/JavaAssign2/ (Labs)
https://repl.it or https://replit.com/repls (online java programming environment)
https://www.w3schools.com/java/default.asp (for help)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoXwIVyNvX0 (Java Tutorial)
Textbook: A+ Plus Computer Science by Stacey Armstrong will be used for lesson slides and labs. This resource is in electronic format and will be pushed out to students through Google Classroom.
Required Materials: A binder/folder to hold notes we take in class and various handouts. There is a $0.00 lab fee associated with this class.
Grading Policy / Homework: Your grade will be determined on the following scale:
Tests 70%
Labs / Quizzes / Homework 30%
Tests consist of two parts: multiple choice (80% of grade) and free response (20% of grade). We have quizzes occasionally and there is a minimal amount of homework. Lab work is completed in the classroom or at home if you need additional time.
Assignments must be turned in by the assignment date! No labs will be accepted after the end of the marking period! There are no new labs the last week of the marking period (other than optional extra credit labs).
Retest Policy/Extra Credit: Every student will be allowed to retest one test grade per 9 week marking period. The maximum grade earned on a retest is a 70. The retest grade is based solely on redoing the multiple choice portion of the test. Most lessons include extra credit lab assignments that students can work on if they are finished with the required lab assignments. Extra credit lab assignments earn a minimum grade of 110.
Lab Discipline: No food or drinks are allowed in the computer lab! While in the computer lab students should be engaged in working on their lab assignments and not on the internet. They are required to adhere to the Responsible Use Guidelines for the High School as presented in the Student Handbook
Cell Phone Policy: Per the Student Handbook: “Students are not permitted to display, turn on, or use a personal device during instructional class period.” With teacher permission, students can access personal devices to listen to music during lab time.
Dishonesty: Cheating on lab assignments will result in the student receiving a zero on the assignment, a call to parents, and a Tier 1 Honor Code violation. Repeated cheating or cheating on a test is a Tier 2 violation.
Tutoring Hours: 8:00am – 8:40am before school in room 291A (Design Lab) on Monday – Friday.
Topics:
Nested loops
Arrays (1d and 2d)
ArrayList
Sorting and Searching
Recursion
Linked Lists
TreeSets
HashSets
TreeMaps
HashMaps
Stacks
Queues
Priority Queues
Heaps
Binary Trees
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