1. Syllabus

2. AP CS A Course Description

3. Lab Rules

4. Course Info Slides ( Also posted to the left)

5. Google Folder Setup

6. Aspirations in Computing Award (for women, genderqueer, or non-binary students with strong interests in computer technology)

1. CodeHS Gitbook (Specifically the "Classes & OOP" and "Data Structures" units)

   1. In "Classes & OOP", the last 4 lessons (Starting w/ Inheritance) are held off until CS3.

   2. In "Data Structures", the last 2 lessons (Starting w/ 2D Arrays) are held off until CS3

2. CSAwesome (Specifically units 5-7)

3. Princeton's Interdisciplinary Approach to Computer Science

4. Princeton Java Cheatsheet

5. AP CS A Quick Reference

6. Think Java Textbook HTML Version PDF Version

7. Study Material: Library Fiveable

8. Slides - CS Careers

9. Vocab - Virginia CS101 Vocab

1. PracticeIt - CS Washington (Specifically Chapters 7-10, 12-13)

2. CodeWars Birkel's CodeWars Labs

3. Programming Problems List

4. Standford Nifty Assignments

1. Downloads: Eclipse Java Developer Download JDK Download

2. Online Java Compiler (Code in browser) - Online GDB     CodeHS

3. Java Visualizer

Skim through CSAwesome's first 4 units to ensure you're familiar with:

1. Java Variables & Data Types

2. Java syntax

3. If Statements & Boolean Logic

4. Loops

5. Functions

6. String Functions & Manipulation

7. Random Number Generation

Check out the "Java Review" unit overview.

Review Program - Basics (Similar to the code in "Java Review", but with some differences that might be worth exploring)

• Collatz Average

• Math Game

• Binary Game

Run through the "File Scanning Unit Overview" to get a good idea of how to scan files. This unit isn't as critical as other unit's we'll cover this semester, but can make testing code loads easier.

Also, view the Build Java Programs Chapter 6 Slides:

Fence Problem

Even Numbers (This is the same problem as "NumbersData")

Count Coins

Coin Flips

Star Student

Run through the "Arrays Unit Overview" to get a good idea of how arrays work. This is crucial to programming. So much of what we've done in the past becomes easier when you can process more data and store multiple values within a single variable.

No Looping

• Swap Ends (Graded)

• Tortoise Racing (Graded)

Looping

• funScramble

• SmallEnough (Graded)

• Average (Graded)

For additional problems: CodeWars Labs 12-15 (plus unorganized problems)

Searching:

• Binary Search (Graded)

• Selection Sort Worksheet from Sorting Worksheets pg1

• Insertion Sort Worksheet from Sorting Worksheets pg2

• Coded Sort (Graded)

For fun

• Hobbit Name Generator

• Shakespearean Insult Generator

  • List of the columns

CS Awesome - Writing Classes

Playlist - Physical Memory Models

Anatomy

• Instance variables (a.k.a member data) - What the object IS (what data makes up this object)

• Constructors (Default, no parameters, parameterized, fully parameterized) - Setup the object

• Getters (a.k.a Accessors) - Give access to Instance Variables

• Setters (a.k.a Modifiers) - Change Instance Variables

• toString - String representation of the object

• Helpers - any additional functions that are not listed above

  • Calculators

  • Specialty Modifiers/manipulators

Extras

• equals - see the implementation of the String Equals function

• compareTo - See Barldung's Guide to Implementing the compareTo Method

• Program - Basics

• Program - Rectangle

• Pragram - Circle

• Program - Warrior Object

• Birkel's Object Summary

• Fraction Object

• Point Part 1

  • DrawingPanel - Download and drag the file into eclipse.

• Point Part 2

• Object Test - Money

• Object Test - Time

1. CSAwesome - ArrayLists

1. FRQ - StringFormatter

2. Remove Even Length Strings - Removing due to suspect of students cheating

3. FRQ - BSA Popcorn