Christopher Haun

Contains two quizzes and two PowerPoints on Python Lists & Loops. PowerPoints contain activities that can be used to check student comprehension. The Lists unit covers list creation, assigning values to lists, print messages with lists, deleting values from a list, and printout out specific values from a list. The Loop unit covers basic loops, slicing, tuples, & using loops to print out items from a list.

Designed for use with Python Crash Course 2nd edition but can stand alone, this PowerPoint covers the basics of working with lists in Python. Coding examples are provided and several assignments are included to assess students' coding skills.

This is a PowerPoint designed for Python Loops & Lists. In the this unit, I cover the basics of looping, slicing, copy lists, and tuples. Included are 5 assignments to assess comprehension of the new skills.

This is an assessment where students are tasked with creating a program in which the user of the program is charged a price for each person in their party. Students will have to be able to clear out user entries and stored values. This assessment was designed for Visual Basic but it can be adapted to work with other programming languages.

This is a basic assessment activity in which students design an interface. This assessment is designed for Visual Basics but it could be adapted for other programming languages.

This is a 10 task Python quiz in which students are required to create loops, use range, create lists, & use slicing.

A 10 task quiz on Python Lists. Students will be asked to create lists, modify lists, print lists with a message, sort lists, remove items from a list, & rearrange the order of items in the list.

A basic coding challenge test for Visual Basics. Could work with other programming languages. Students are provided with a basic task that they need to complete within one class period.