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| * Teamwork | * Teamwork | ||
| * Design | * Design | ||
| + | * Failure | ||
| * Redemption Round!!! | * Redemption Round!!! | ||
| * Datatypes, Data Structures | * Datatypes, Data Structures | ||
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| * Javascript: dynamic types, arrays and objects | * Javascript: dynamic types, arrays and objects | ||
| * http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_datatypes.asp | * http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_datatypes.asp | ||
| - | * Character Compare | + | * Character Compare Algorithms (word 1 and word 2) |
| - | * Easy Algorithm | + | * Easy Algorithm - 2mn |
| - | * Table Lookup (Sieve) | + | * Table Lookup (Sieve) - 2(m+n) |
| - | * Table Lookup + 26 | + | * Table Lookup + 26 - m+n+26 |
| - | * Bit Manipulation | + | * Bit Manipulation - m+n |
| - | * Finite State Machines | + | |
| * Data Structures | * Data Structures | ||
| * Arrays | * Arrays | ||
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| * PowerPoint | * PowerPoint | ||
| * JS debugger | * JS debugger | ||
| - | * Interactive Fiction | ||
| - | * Press Space to Win | ||
| - | * Paper Pong | ||
| * Lock Activity | * Lock Activity | ||
| * Twine | * Twine | ||
| - | * JavaScript and Processing.js | ||
| - | * Final Project | ||
| - | * http://classes.soe.ucsc.edu/cmps179/Spring13/ | ||
| - | * Alan Turing | ||
| - | * http://www.loebner.net/Prizef/TuringArticle.html | ||
| - | * Artificial flight | ||
| - | * Algorithms - more Big O | ||
| - | * Selection | ||
| - | * Insertion | ||
| - | * Bubble | ||
| - | * Searches | ||
| - | * Special Links | ||
| - | * http://www.sorting-algorithms.com/ | ||
| - | * http://visualsort.appspot.com/ | ||
| * Mario Vid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH2wGpEZVgE | * Mario Vid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH2wGpEZVgE | ||
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| ==== Part 0 - Housekeeping ==== | ==== Part 0 - Housekeeping ==== | ||
| - | **Deliverable:** Clean up your blog! [[http://users.soe.ucsc.edu/~sherol/teaching/doku.php?id=spcs:summer2014:simulations#research_journals|The changes you need to make are here.]] | + | **Deliverable:** Clean up your blog! |
| **Deliverable:** Make sure you have a copy of anything you've worked on in your own github, That means you should Fork it, if it's not in your directory. | **Deliverable:** Make sure you have a copy of anything you've worked on in your own github, That means you should Fork it, if it's not in your directory. | ||
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| Step 1: Open up MS Word and create a design document before you start making the game. Spend about 20 minutes designing the story. Use the snip tool and build diagrams in PowerPoint, if you'd like. Save the doc as a PDF | Step 1: Open up MS Word and create a design document before you start making the game. Spend about 20 minutes designing the story. Use the snip tool and build diagrams in PowerPoint, if you'd like. Save the doc as a PDF | ||
| - | Step 2: Download twine: http://twinery.org/ | + | Step 2: Download twine (if its not installed): http://twinery.org/ |
| Step 3: Make your IF | Step 3: Make your IF | ||
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| * YOURstory.html | * YOURstory.html | ||
| * make sure you have both PDF and docx versions of your design doc | * make sure you have both PDF and docx versions of your design doc | ||
| + | * from now, all related files to a given project go into your repo for that project! | ||
| - | Bonus Step: Add images to your IF | + | **Bonus Step:** Add images to your IF |
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| ==== Part 4 - JS Mole Game (Teams) ==== | ==== Part 4 - JS Mole Game (Teams) ==== | ||
| - | **Deliverable:** Learn the next chapter of the Cookbook. You and your partner should get the game up and running. | + | **Deliverable:** Take a look the next chapter of the Cookbook. You and your partner should get the game up and running. |
| Chapter 3 | Chapter 3 | ||
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| The stroke function will change the color of the lines in the drawing. Recall that greyscale shades (from pure white 0 to solid black 255) consist of one argument, and colors 3 values between 0-255 represent the amounts of red, green and blue in the color respectively. | The stroke function will change the color of the lines in the drawing. Recall that greyscale shades (from pure white 0 to solid black 255) consist of one argument, and colors 3 values between 0-255 represent the amounts of red, green and blue in the color respectively. | ||
| + | **Deliverable:** Put your creature into Github (and any other cool sketch you've made in Processing). | ||
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