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ENGR 100  Main Page  Master Course Description  Section D (Mary Cook) Programming Env'ts  StarLogo  Alice  LEGO MindStorms

draft materials Refresh your browser to ensure you're seeing the latest version of this page. project overview/intro handout tentative day-by-day staff schedule project web page for students (in progress) student handouts, In-Class Activities (pdf; updated 22 May 2002) instructor handout, Openers and Closers (pdf; updated 22 May 2002) Unit 1 opener computer exercise cards (draft; PPT) final report guidelines, draft: doc customized StarLogo environment project files & docs (see student web page, linked above) notes Tue 30 Apr 2002 meeting w/ Mary & Grace (TA) informal group meeting notes essential features, brainstorming, 15 Jan 2002 meeting w/ Mary Cook, 22 Jan 2002 maze project brainstorming, 29 Jan 2002 project document drafts, 28 Jan 2002 ENGR 100 project notes (LaTeX), Steve, 12 Feb 2002 mini-milestone list, Doug Johnson, 18 Feb 2002 extended mini-milestone list, in progress (refresh upon loading) project goals fundamental concepts of computer science algorithmic thinking, algorithmic approach to problem-solving good algorithms produce significant, real results problem decomposition (functional, modular, object-based, or other) basic programming constructs (control flow, expressions, variables, and syntax in service of the topics above) model of computation (basic model of a computer, hand-computation, debugging) general engineering; evaluating options based on priorities computers as brittle instruction-following machines contacts class openers, closers (Steve) write-up specifications, assessment guidelines and/or solutions (Nick) in-class activities (Tammy, Hannah) turtle "API" and environment, documentation (Ken, Justin)

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