• AP Computer Science 2021-2022

     
    Tentative Schedule
     
     

    Week at A Glance Agenda

     

     

     

     Date

    Semester 1 Start

    Lecture Recording

    Homework

    8/17

    Intro, Syllabus

    		    Read textbook

    8/18

    Syllabus, Books and records

    		  

     

    8/19

    Books and records

    		    

     

    		      

    8/22

    1.1 ~ 1.2

    		  

     Read textbook

    Print a diamond shape filled by stars

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     Due on 8/26

    8/23

    1.3 ~ 1.4

    		  

    Read textbook 

    8/24

    1.5 ~ 1.6

    		  

    Read textbook,  Print "OHS" filled by stars.  Due on 8/30

    Curriculum Night

    8/25

    Recap Chapter 1

    		  

     

    8/26

    Chapter 2

    2.1

    		 2.1  P. 132 Ex #2.2,  Due on 9/1

     

    		      

    8/29

    2.2, 2.3

    		 2.2, 2.3 P. 132 Ex #2.3-2.5, Due on 9/2

    8/30

    		 2.3   Read textbook

    8/31

    2.4

    		  2.4  

    9/1

    2.4

    		   P. 132 Ex #2.6-2.7, Due on 9/8

    9/2

    Quiz(2.1 ~ 2.4)

    		    

     

    		      

    9/5

    		 Labor Day, No School    

    9/6

    		 Teacher's Institution Day,  No School    

    9/7

    		 2.5, 2.6 2.5, 2.6  Chapter 2 Lab is assigned and is due  9/15

    9/8

    2.6

    		  

    P. 135 PP.  #2.5 - 2.7,  due on 9/13

    9/9

    More Things (Interactive Program)

    		   Write an interactive program to prompt the user to input 3 integer test scores and calculate the average and output the average score in floating point.  Due on 9/14

     

    		      

    9/12

     Lab

    		    

    9/13

    Review Chapter 2 (Word)

    Review Chapter 2 (PDF)

    		    

    9/14

    		 Test Chapter 2    

    9/15

    3.1, 3.2

     

    		  Chapter 3 P. 181 EX 3.1 - 3.4, due on 9/20

    9/16

    		 3.2   P. 182 EX 3.5 - 3.7,  due on 9/21

     

    		      

    9/19

    3.2, 3.3

    		    1) Given a string, return a version without the first and last char, so "Hello" yields "ell". The string length will be at least 3.

     2) Given a string of odd length, return the string length 3 from its middle, so "Solutions" yields "uti". The string length will be at least 5.

    P. 182 EX 3.8 - 3.12,  due on 9/22

    9/20

    3.4 

    		    

    9/21

    Quiz (3.1 ~ 3.3)

    		    

    9/22

    3.5 

    		  

     P. 183 PP 3.1 - 3.3, due on 9/27

    9/23

    3.6

    		    P. 183 PP 3.4 - 3.6, due on 9/29

     

    		      

    9/26

     Chapter 3 Lab

    		  

    Chapter 3 Lab due on 10/7

    9/27

     Chapter 3 Lab

    		   P. 183 PP 3.7 - 3.9, due  on 10/5

    9/28

    		  Review for Chapter 3 Test    

    9/29

    		  Test (Chapter 3)    

    9/30

    		 4.1  Chapter 4  

     

    		      

    10/3

    4.1

    		    

    10/4

    4.1

    		    P. 228 PP 4.4,  due on 10/7

     Chapter 4 Lab 1:  "Rest Area on Highway", due on 10/14

    10/5

    		 4.2  

     ControlFreeVehicle class

     ControlFreeVehicleTester class

    10/6

    4.3

    Chapter 4 Lab

    		  

     Chapter 4 Lab 2: "VendingMachine" assigned and Part-1 due on 10/17,  Part-2 due on 10/20.

    10/7

    4.3

    School Improvement Day, Short

    		    

     

    		      

    10/10

    No School 

    		    

    10/11

    4.3, Chapter 4 Lab

    		    

    10/12

    PSAT/ACT Test

    		    

    10/13

    PSAT/ACT Test  

    		    

    10/14

    More on "How to construct the class"

    		    

     

    		      

    10/17

    Review for Chapter 4 Test   

    		    

    10/18

    		  Test (Chapter 4)      

    10/19

    		 5.1  Chapter 5  P. 287 EX. 5.2 ~ 5.7, due on 10/21

     Lab:  Movie Ticket Purchase, due on 10/26

    10/20

    		 5.1, 5.2    P. 289  PP. 5.1 ~ 5.2, due on 10/24

    10/21

    		 5.2, 5.3    

     

    		      

    10/24

    5.3

    		    

    10/25

    		  5.4  

    Lab: Modify the "Average.java" class to be able to calculate the average and standard deviation from user input data vlues.  Due on 11/3.  Test Data Set-1,  Test Data Set-2

    P. 288 EX 5.8 ~ 5.9, 5.11 (Change to find the max for the input with an ending sentinel value), due on 10/31

    10/26

    		  5.5    
    10/27

     5.6

    		    

    10/28

    		  Write a program to search the integer solution for the system of the equation    Lab "Maximum use of grand fund",  due on 11/14

     

    		      

    10/31

    		 Review for Chapter 5 Test   

     

    11/1

    Review for Chapter 5 Test 

    		    Lab: Find Smallest and Largest Input Real Numbers from user input, due on 11/10 

    11/2

     Lab

    		    

    11/3

     Test (Chapter 5)  

    		    

    11/4

    		  6.1, 6.2   Chapter 6    Lab: "HighWayDriving".  due on 11/16. Use the correct version of "RestArea.java" and refer to description of "Rest Area".

     

    		      

    11/7

     Lab Day

    		    P. 299  SR 6.1 ~ 6.4, due on 11/9

    11/8

     Election Day, No School  

    		    

    11/9

    5-Hour Day, Short  

    6.2, 6.3 

    		    P. 321 EX 6.1 ~ 6.8, due on 11/11

    11/10

    		 6.3, 6.4   Lab Maximum Profit,  due on 11/21  

    11/11

    		  6.4   

      Lab Maximum Profit, due on 11/18

     Optional Lab Riemann Sum,  due on 12/2

     

    		    

     

    11/14

    		  Review Questions for Chapter 6 Test      Lab CalcMPG, due on 12/6

    11/15

    		 Test (Chapter 6)    

    11/16

    		  Lab    

    11/17

    		  8.1 Chapter 8  

    11/18

    		  8.1    P. 459 - 460 EX 8.1, 8.4,  8.5, due on 11/22

     

    		      

    11/21

    		  8.2    P. 460 EX 8.9, 8.10 due on 11/28

    11/22

     Quiz (8.1 ~ 8.2)

    		    Lab P. 461 PP 8.1,  due on 11/30

    11/23

    No School

    		    

    11/24

    Thanksgiving, No School

    		    

    11/25

    No School  

    		    

     

     

    		    

    11/28

     

     8.3

    		  

    Read "Java Concepts - Early Objects" Section 7.3 "Common Array Algorithms" and Section 7.4 "Problem Solving: Adapting Algorithms", P. 322 - 336

    Lab "Copy Machine",  Part 1 is due on 12/1;  Part 2 is due on 12/10

     11/29

    		  8.4    

    11/30

    Review

    		    Lab Compare with The Smallest of The Largest and The Largest of The Smallest,  due on 12/12

     Test data files:  (1) TestData1.txt (10 x 8) (2) TestData2.txt  (16 x 5) (3)  TestData3.txt (10 x 9)

    12/1

     Test (Chapter 8)  

    		    

    12/2

     Lab

    		    

     

     

    		    

    12/5

     Lab

    		    

    12/6

     7.1

    		  Chapter 7  For the "Recursion"  and "Sorting and Searching", refer the content at Chapter 13 and Chapter 14

    12/7

     7.2

    		    
    12/8

     7.3 

    		    
    12/9

     7.3 or other things

    		    Homework Array,  due on 12/12
     

     

    		    

    12/12

     Quiz (7.1 ~ 7.3)

    		    

    12/13

    Review for Semester Exam Part 1

    Review for Semester Exam Part 2

    		    Array Mini Lab,  due on 12/16

    12/14

    		  Review for Semester Exam    

    12/15

    		  Review for Semester Exam    

    12/16

    		  Review for Semester Exam    

     

    		      

    12/19

    		  Semester Exam    

    12/20

    		  Semester Exam    

    12/21

    		  Semester Exam (make-up)    

    12/22

    		  Winter Break, No School    

    12/23

    		  Winter Break, No School    

     

    		      

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     1/9

    		  7.4    

     1/10

    		  7.4, 7.5    Mini Lab "CellPhone".  Due on 1/19.

     1/11

    		  7.5, 7.6    Modify the "MiniQuiz" class from the PowerPoint slide by using an array/arrays and loop(s).  Define 4 questions and their answers(the questions could be hard coded in tester class).  Your java code in the tester class should look neater than before.  Due on 1/17

     1/12

    		  7.6, 7.7    

     1/13

    		  7.7, 7.8    

     

    		      

     1/16

    		  MLK Day, No School    

     1/17

    		  Review for Chapter 7 Test    

     1/18

    		  Review for Chapter 7 Test    

     1/19

    		  Practice    

     1/20

    		  Chapter 7 Test      

     

    		      

     1/23

    		  9.1    Lab: Create a super class "Quadriped", and then create a subclass "Dog", implement the necessary functions, due on 1/31.

     1/24

    		  9.2    

     1/25

    		  9.3   Lab: Geometry Quadrilateral classes and subclasses UML and interface code for all classes (Part 1), due on 2/13,  implement all required functions in all classes and write a test program (Part 2), due on 2/22 

     1/26

    		  9.3    Homework P. 508 PP9.1 due on 2/7

     1/27

    		  9.3   "Java Concepts - Early Objects" P. 457 - 458  R 9.8, R 9.9,  draw UML diagram to  show the relationships between these classes.  Due on 2/4

     

    		      

    1/30

    		 Quiz (9.1 ~ 9.3)    

    1/31

    		 9.4   "Java Concepts - Early Objects" P. 459  E9.9, due on 2/10

    2/1

    		 9.5    

    2/2

    		 Review Questions for Chapter 9 Test     

    2/3

    		 Review Questions for Chapter 9 Test     

     

    		      

    2/6

    		 Discuss Quadrilateral Lab    

    2/7

    		 Test (Chpater 9)    

    2/8

    10.1, 

    Refer "Java Concepts - Early Objects" P. 437 - 447, Section 9.4 for more information.

    		    

    2/9

    		 10.2   P. 560 PP10.2, Due on 2/17

    2/10

    		 10.3   P. 560 PP10.3, Due on 2/21  

     

    		      

    2/13

    		 Review Questions for Chapter 10 Test    

    2/14

    		 Test(Chapter 10.1 ~ 10.3)    

    2/15

    		 12.1  

    Refer to Java Concepts - Eearly Objects Chapter 13 - Recursion

    and

    Java Concepts - Early Objects Chapter 14 - Sort and Searching

    2/16

    		 12.1, 12.2  

    Lab  Merge the recursive version of “factorial” and “sum” of the first n natural numbers together.  

    Due on 2/22.

    2/17

    		 12.2,  SIP Day (short)    Lab Locker Problem, due on 3/2

     

    		      

    2/20

    		  President's Day, No School    

    2/21

    		 12.2  

     

    2/22

    		 12.2, 12.3    

    2/23

    		 12.3   Lab  Recursive Lab (#1 ~ 6),  Lab #1 ~ 4 is due on 3/7.  Lab #5 ~ 6 is due on 3/10.

    2/24

    		 Discuss the recursive lab    

     

    		      

    2/27

    		 Lab Day    

    2/28

    		 10.4  

    1)  Modify the “Selection Sort” java code just for data type “int” and simply replace the “compareTo” as “<”.

    2)  Modify the “Insertion Sort” java code just for data type “int” and simply replace the “compareTo” as “<”.

    3)  Create several integer arrays and test both sorts

    Optional Work:

    4)   Write java code for “Selection Sort” in recursive version by your own and test it.

    Due on 3/7

    3/1

    		 10.4    

    3/2

    		 10.5    

    3/3

    		 Teacher Institution Day, No School    

     

    		      

    3/6

    		 10.5    

    3/7

    		 Review for Chapter 12 and 10.4-10.5 Test    

    3/8

    		 Review for Chapter 12 and 10.4-10.5 Test    

    3/9

    		  Test (Chapter 12.1 ~ 12.3, 10.4 ~ 10.5)    

    3/10

    		  Test (Chapter 12.1 ~ 12.3, 10.4 ~ 10.5)    

     

    		      

    3/13

    		 11.1, 11.2   Lab (Airport-Flight), due  on 3/23

    3/14

    		 11.2, 11.3      
    3/15

    11.3

    		    
    3/16

    More I/O Programming -- Java Concept Early Objects  Chapter 11   

    		  

    Homework:  In Compare with The Smallest of The Largest and The Largest of The Smallest, remove the "throws" from the main function header and install a "try-catch" block in the main function body.  Due  3/22
    3/17

    More I/O Programming -- Java Concept Early Objects  Chapter 11 

    		  

    Lab IOException Practice    Input Data File

    Due 4/5

     

    		      

    3/20

    Quiz (11.1 ~ 11.3)  

     

    More I/O Programming -- Java Concept Early Objects  Chapter 11 

    		    

    3/21

    		  IO Practice,  Input Data File    

    3/22

    		  IO Practice,  Input Data File    

    3/23

    		 IO Practice,  Input Data File      

    3/24

    		  Review for AP Exam    

     

    		      

    3/27 ~ 3/31

    		  Spring Break, No School    

     

    		      

    4/5 - 5/3

    		  Review for AP Exam    

    5/3

    		  AP Exam Day