CSCI 230 Schedule

week	date	topic	videos	reading	assignment
1	Jan 12	Introduction	1. Intro 2. Universal Information 3. Analog and Digital	Online notes	Oncourse Introduction
2	Jan 19	Integer Representation	4. Basic Binary 5. Octal and Hex 6. Two's Complement	Online notes	Binary, Hex, Octal Quiz
3	Jan 26	Floating and Character data	7. Floating Point	Online notes	Binary Quiz II
4	Feb 2	Logic and Architecture	8. Logic & Hardware 9. Architecture	Online Notes	History
5	Feb 9	Machine and Assembly Language	10. Machine Language 11. Programming Languages	Eck notes	Multiplier Lab
6	Feb 16	Introducing Java	12. Intro Java	Deitel: 1, 2
7	Feb 23	Basic I/O	13. Console Input 14. Basic Variables	Deitel: 1,2	Knock Knock
8	Mar 2	Branching Conditions	15. If Statement 16. Extending Conditions	Deitel: 4	Midterm Exam
9	Mar 9	Loops	17. Loops 18. Debugging	Deitel: 5	High / Low
	Mar 16	Spring Break
10	Mar 23	Methods	19. Methods 20. Method I/O	Deitel: 6	Cryptography
11	Mar 30	Arrays	21. Arrays 22. Multi-Dimension Arrays	Deitel: 7	Card Game
12	Apr 6	Object-Oriented Programming	23. OOP 24. Data modifiers 25. Inheritance	Deitel: 8, 9, 10	Rectangle
13	Apr 13	Graphic Interfaces	26. GUI /Swing 27. Improving GUIs	Deitel: 11
14	Apr 20	Events and Layouts	28. Events 29. Layouts	Deitel: 11	Body Mass Index
15	Apr 27	Working with Data	30 31	Deitel:
16	May 4	Applets and Animation	TBA	Deitel: 20, 21	Final Project

Notes

• This is a projected schedule. It is possible we will make adjustments. Watch oncourse announcements for official news
• Please do not get behind. The topics in this course build on each other. If you get behind, it will be difficult to catch up. Please do your best to stay on schedule.
• Get help. I'll be in the lab every Monday and Wednesday night (except when otherwise noted in announcements) I can also help (live or online) when you need it. Please get help when you need it!
• You will need help. This is a difficult class. It is not an independent study course (even if you're taking it online.) Almost everyone will need to get help in the lab or in my office some time during the semester. That's intentional, and nothing to be ashamed of. Please ensure you get help when you need it.