COSC 1000 / COSC 1010-6th Period Assignments
- Instructor
- London Jenks
- Term
- 2022-2023 School Year
- Department
- Science
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Programming Challenge - Calculated Bonus
Complete the following coding challenge in Java and on replit.com
You will turn in a link to your code for this assignment.
You will turn in a link to your code for this assignment.
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S.CSA.4 - Reading Assignment (6.1, 6.2, 6.3)
Take notes on the following sections and upload them to this assignment. Notes can be on paper or digitally, just submit them here when you are finished.
Big Java:
6.1 - While loops
6.2 - Problem Solving: Hand Tracing
6.3 - The for loop
Big Java:
6.1 - While loops
6.2 - Problem Solving: Hand Tracing
6.3 - The for loop
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Coding Challenge - Employee Class
Read the instructions in the attached file.
You will need to upload a link to your completed rep.lit file
You will need to upload a link to your completed rep.lit file
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Textbook Reading - Methods and Objects
Read Big Java (pg. 32-40)
Complete the provided questions (no additional notes are needed).
Complete the provided questions (no additional notes are needed).
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Challenge - Car Wash Taxes
Use replit.com to create your program solution.
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Reading Notes (9/9)
Read and take notes on the following sections:
4.1.1 - Number Types (pg. 100)
4.2.1 - Arithmetic Operations (pg. 107)
4.2.2 - Increment and Decrement (pg. 107)
4.2.3 - Integer Division and Remainder (pg. 108)
I am not looking for a specific length of notes. I will simply look at your notes and ask "Are they sufficient?"
You may use any format of notes that you prefer (Cornell Notes, Outlining, Sentence Notes, etc). You may take notes digitally or on paper. Just upload your document or a scan/images of your notes to Google Classroom.
4.1.1 - Number Types (pg. 100)
4.2.1 - Arithmetic Operations (pg. 107)
4.2.2 - Increment and Decrement (pg. 107)
4.2.3 - Integer Division and Remainder (pg. 108)
I am not looking for a specific length of notes. I will simply look at your notes and ask "Are they sufficient?"
You may use any format of notes that you prefer (Cornell Notes, Outlining, Sentence Notes, etc). You may take notes digitally or on paper. Just upload your document or a scan/images of your notes to Google Classroom.