Boothe - Computer Science

This is a 20 question quiz (version B) based upon the concepts covered in Introduction to Java. The test is comprised of the following: NOTE: These are the same test questions as version A, but the order of the questions have been changed around. 10 True / False questions10 Multiple-choice questions

Sorting and Searching Quiz based on presentations and concepts discussed in class. The quiz is not specific to any programming language. There are two versions of the same quiz (A and B). They are the same test, but the correct answers are changed to help prevent cheating.

Sorting and Searching Quiz based on presentations and concepts discussed in class. The quiz is not specific to any programming language. There are two versions of the same quiz (A and B). They are the same test, but the correct answers are changed to help prevent cheating.

Crossword puzzle that introduces students to keywords and concepts from the topics covered in Introduction to Java.

This is a 20 question quiz (version A) based upon the concepts covered in Introduction to Java. The test is comprised of the following: 10 True / False questions10 Multiple-choice questions

Java Introduction Notes is a guide to aide students to take notes from the following presentations: 1 - Java Introduction

This program has students practice more with print() and println() methods and showcasing their creativity by spelling out their initials.

The smile program has students outputting a face / smile and body of their own design. Students get to practice output statements and showcase their creativity.

The Bingo Card assignment is an Intro to Java assignment that has students learning about outputs in Java. The Bingo Card assignment has students using the format() method to output a Bingo Card.

The following assignment gives students a chance to manually sort a randomly generated list using the following sorting algorithms: Bubble SortInsertion SortShell SortMerge SortQuick Sort

This is the 2nd assignment I have students to attempt in the Introduction to Java unit. The concepts being taught are for the students to print out a rectangle using whatever shape they choose to draw the rectangle with.

The Poem assignment is usually the first program I have students attempt. The program has students apply the concepts of multi-line comments in code, escape sequences, and formatting outputs.

The Bingo Rules program has students practice output statements, multi-line comments, and various escape sequences to format the output.