• Finish rpnToResult for Calculator
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• Add unbalanced parenthesis check and in original FRQ, or other error checks. FYI, usually when structuring code with error checking it can greatly impact code structure.
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• Build in Power of operator ^:2 ^ 1 = 2, 2 ^ 2 = 4, 2 ^ 3 = 83. Build an API to receive an expression and respond with a result. This is a good opportunity to respond with an error if you built in parenthesis or other error checking.

Week 1 - FRQ 1 with PBL

Beginning Steps

• Actual CB 2019 FRQ 1

PBL

• Enhance AP Calendar
• Enhance API's
• Test API's
• Test VS Code debugger

• Description of Unity
• Description of Visual Studio Code
• Description of C# and it's relevance to the Game Development
• Overall Learnings of Game Dev.
  • How is this helpful for Computer Science Future
• Installation Walkthrough for Unity
• Installation Walkthrough for Unity Editor
• Connecting Visual Studio Code with Unity?

• Implement FRQ1 in Spring project, use Spring Portfolio mvc/calendar for starter code
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• Enhance APCalendar.java to provide interesting facts on years, be creative and enhance/finish provided methods. For instance, use a random number or date to complete APCalendar day-of-week method. Or, better see if there is algorithm to figure methods out. Ask your team, pair, crossover, and slack before you ask me.
  • Link to Full Methods
  • Testing The Day of Year Code with My Birthday
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  • Looking up the actual answer to compare
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• Enhance APIs and @RestController to work with the all POJOs and APCalendar.
  - Link to POJOs
• Test APIs with Browser, Curl, or Postman. Illustrate or show tangibles.
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• Test and use VSCode Debugger in development. Illustrate or show tangibles.
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Score 2.7+

• 2018 FRQ Question One
• Iteration Mini-lab
• Java Back End

LinkedIn

During my time in CS, I have learned perseverance and patience. Being one of the less knowledgeable CS students, I faced a lot of challenges when it came to completing progress checks and hacks. However, by collaborating with my peers and asking for help, I learned to have patience with myself in order to succeed. I plan to attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute next year and major in Computer Science with a minor in game design. I hope to become a video game developer in the future.

Link to Vocab and Table with Homework from Units

• Build tester method (public static void main) for Person Pojo. Test zero argument and all argument constructor. build toString method to display attributes of the class.

  • Tester built with no args and with all args constructor using me as example
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  • Response data in terminal
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  • added methods: isAdult and getBMI
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  • toString method for all attributes of the class
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• Build other attributes into POJO that where mentioned in project dialog at the beginning of this blog. Add 1 or more APIs. Use Issues to plan and track work.

  • add attributes: height, weight, and gender to calculate calories and BMI
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  • toString API
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  • getAge API
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  • isAdult API
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• Correct the BUG in setStats! Currently, it won't let you do more than one date.

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API
Images and Array

Introduction 2D Project to Unity Using C#

• Frontend
  • Car (10 mins)
  • Street Layout (1 hr)
  • Houses (30 mins)
  • Trees and Rocks (30 mins)
  • Cones (10 mins)
  • Person Obstacles (Challenge) (10 mins)
  • SpeedBoost and Customer/Pickup Assets (15 mins)
• Backend Functionality
  • Speed Up/Slow Down Boosts (1 hr)
  • OnCollisions and OnTrigger methods (1 hr)
  • Adding Colliders, Triggers and Rigid Bodies (1.5 hr)
  • Turning and Car Movement (30 mins)
  • Camera Follow (1 hr)
  • Keyboard Controls (15 mins)
  • Deployment onto Unity Play (15 mins)
• Tutorial
  • Screenshot of Process
  • Notes of Tools
  • Files Required

total score: 4.65/5

Units 6-10
Vocab

Pizza Delivery Unity Game

Key Features:

• Pizza car that can drive using either arrows or WASD
• Speed boosts
• Pizza pickup and delivery
• Neighborhood, people, cones, and other assets

Runtime Demo: Link
Deployment Onto Unity Play: Link
Blogs:

• Unity Tools and Info
• Unity First Project
• Pizza Game

Scrum Board: Link
Deployment Guide: Link

Calissa Reflection: Link

• JavaScript with Website
• Fibonaaci Sequence
• Team Planning

• Lessons on Boolean Expression and if statements
• Deployment on AWS
• Focus/Habits

2.7+/2.7

• Seeing that you understand how to use Code.org and that you used it to complement your learning on primitives. Up to Lesson 5 in the OOP assignment.
• Productive Blogging
  • Create a Jupyter Notebook(s) using IJava kernel and that you could use it to capture key learning on Primitives.
  • Create a Jupyter Notebook using Bash and that you could use it to show that you have all the key tools installed. This should also be a Blog for your own personal memory.
  • Each student captures information in Fastpages thinking ... how they are going to capture information that will grow to 10 college board units ... how they will recognize something as PBL vs College Board.

Total Score: 5.6/6
Lab 1: 3/3
Merge Sort Hacks
Binary Search Hacks

• Completed in class hacks
• Did extra credit hack

Lab 2: 2.6/3
Arraylist, Sorting, and Recursion

• Completed in class hacks

• Completes APIs and methods not completed.
  
  

• Implement FRQ1 in Spring project, use Spring Portfolio mvc/calendar for starter code

• Enhance APCalendar.java to provide interesting facts on years, be creative and enhance/finish provided methods. For instance, use a random number or date to complete APCalendar day-of-week method. Or, better see if there is algorithm to figure methods out. Ask your team, pair, crossover, and slack before you ask me.

• Enhance APIs and @RestController to work with the all POJOs and APCalendar.

• Test APIs with Browser, Curl, or Postman. Illustrate or show tangibles.

• Test and use VSCode Debugger in development. Illustrate or show tangibles.
  

• Demo and Debugging

• REST Serializing and Deserializing Year objects is necessary. There is completed example.

• Photographs of Each Step
• How to Create a 2D Project in Unity
• Backend Coding
• Hacks to Personalize the Game to Individual People