Tentative Schedule – Subject to change

Blue	Description of that day’s topic or lab
Red	Item(s) that is(are) due this day
Green	Reading for the week

NOTE: PT dates (Programming test) are tentative. The actual assignment date will supercede the dates shown here. These dates are for planning purposes only.

Week	Monday-lecture Room 236	Tuesday-lab Room 248	Wednesday-lecture	Thursday-lab	Reading for this week
Wk 6 Sept27 DUE	Finish data representation	Circle lab - Beginning	No class today – office hours – 9:30 – 11:30 and 1:30 – 3:30 Exam1 – 7PM	Fun lab (make up lab)
	Data and operations practice homework due. 10:00am-Quiz5	Lab 10 due at the beginning of class.
Wk 7 Oct4 DUE	Abstraction – Creating classes	Lab 13 - Making classes lab	Methods continued. Constructors and overloading.	Lab 14 - Terminology lab (Function practice)	L & L – Chap 4.1 – 4.4. Also, Chap 6.8 Schaum’s – Chap 5. Skip sections on Visual Basic, and Pass-By-Reference and pointers (5.4.2- 5.4.4) Also, Chap 8.1, 8.2, 8.3
	PT 2 due – Projectile Motion	Lab 11 - Circle lab due, beginning of class. PT 2 hardcopy due in class		Lab 13 Due, beginning of class
Wk 8 Oct11 DUE	Finish methods, overloading. Decisions and Boolean expressions	Protecting values – adding in error checking into code. Revisit Circle	Selection continued.	Lake Lazy Days – Lab 16	L&L 5.1 – 5.4 Schaum’s 4.1 – 4.3
	10:00am-Quiz6	Lab 14 Due		Lab 15 due	10:00am-Quiz6
Wk 9 Oct18 DUE	Switch statements. Logical expressions	Switch statements	In class exercise	Introduction to looping.	L&L 5.5 – 5.8 Schaum’s 4.4
	Task 2 – Lab 16 due	Task 1 - Lab 16 due.	In class exercise – turned in today
Wk 10 Oct25 DUE	Looping	Stars lab	Testing and debugging
	10:00am-Quiz7
Wk 11 Nov 1 DUE	Class Design		Exam 2 – 7pm Rm 2301		L&L 6.1 – 6.4 L&L 6.7 – 6.8
Wk 12 Nov8 DUE	Class Design
	PT5 due
Wk 13 Nov15 DUE
	10:00am-Quiz9
Wk 14 Nov22 DUE	Arrays		Thanksgiving Holiday	Thanksgiving Holiday
	10:00am-Quiz10 PT6 due
Wk 15 Nov29 DUE	Arrays
	10:00 am Quiz 11		PT7 due
Finals Dec6			Final Exam Dec 8 7 PM
1 Aug23 DUE	Introductions	Intro to lab – sign up for the CS mailing list. Self Assessment. Learning Styles	Computers and computing.	Java – Basic program structure. A first Java program.	L&L-Chap 1
	End of class, average algorithm	End of lab, Self assessment and Learning Styles.		Beginning of lab – Manila folder (5pts) End of lab – Demo
2 Aug30 DUE	Algorithms to solve problems, steps to solving a problem	Algorithms without a computer	Algorithm expression – data, structures, top- down design	File Systems, the JMU networks	Schaum’s-Chap 2, Files and File system introduction – See BB lab.
	10:00am-Quiz 1	End of lab, Algorithm Worksheet Last chance for folders (2 pts only)		Beginning of lab – Algorithm Homework – see Homework tab	See lab for auxiliary reading found in CS Illuminated in the CISAT library.
Wk 3 Sept6 DUE	Data, data types, arithmetic operators	JGrasp editor, Java program structure	Data, arithmetic operators, operator precedence, simple input.	Manipulating values.	L&L Chap 2.1-2.5 Schaum’s-Chap 3-Skip sections pertaining to languages other than Java Review Style Guide
	10:00am-Quiz2	File systems worksheet.	Tuesday lab in hardcopy.
Wk 4 Sept13 DUE	More operations, Formatting output, Reference types Practice homework	Submit system	Collaboration policy Formatting Reference types continued.	Practice formatting	L&L Chap 3.1-3.6
	10:00am-Quiz3	Lab 06 due at beginning of lab. Submit lab due during lab.		Declaration due at the beginning of lab.	PT 1 due by 5pm Friday night!
Wk 5 Sept20 DUE	More about classes	Random methods	Data representation	Converting binary numbers	Schaum’s Chapter 1. Please read before Wednesday lecture.
	10:00am-Quiz4 PT1 hardcopy due in class today.	Formatting lab (lab 08) due at beginning of lab.		Random lab (lab 9) due beginning of class.