| Date
|
| Lectures
| Reading
|
| |
| Week 1
|
| Mon 9/7
| AD
| Lect 1: Course Introduction
| CS 0
|
| Wed 9/9
| A
| Lect 2: Java Basics
(Examples)
| CS 0; J 1.1-1.3
|
| Fri 9/11
| D
| Lect 3: More Java Basics
(Examples)
| J 1.4, 2.1, 3.1
|
| |
| Week 2
|
| Mon 9/14
| A
| Lect 4: Digital Representations
(Examples)
| J 3.1; CS 1.4-5
|
| Wed 9/16
| D
| Lect 5: More Digital Representations: Images and Sounds
| CS 1.4-5, 1.8
|
| Fri 9/18
| A
| Lect 6: Basic Data Types and Operations
(Examples)
| J 1.2-5, 2.1, 3.1
|
| |
| Week 3
|
| Mon 9/21
| D
| Lect 7: Digital Circuits
| CS 1.1, 1.5
|
| Wed 9/23
| A
| Lect 8: Variables and Assignment
(Examples,
animation)
| J 2.2, 4.2
|
| Fri 9/25
| D
| Lect 9: Conditional Execution
(Examples)
| J 2.2, 4.2
|
| |
| Week 4
|
| Mon 9/28
| A
| Lect 10: Iteration
(Examples)
| J 2.3, 4.2, 4.4, 5.1-2
|
| Wed 9/30
| A
| Lect 11: Nested Constructs
(Examples)
| J 2.3, 4.2-3
|
| Fri 10/2
| D
| Lect 12: Numeric Representations
| CS 1.1, 1.4-7
|
| |
| Week 5
|
| Mon 10/5
| D
| Lect 13: Computer Architecture
| CS 2
|
| Wed 10/7
| D
| Lect 14: History of Computers
| CS 0.2
|
| Fri 10/9
| A
| Lect 15: Programming Languages
(Examples)
| CS 6
|
| |
| Week 6
|
| Mon 10/12
| | Fall break
|
| Wed 10/14
| A
| Lect 16: Social Issues, Privacy
| CS 7.9, 9.7, 11.7
|
| Fri 10/16
| D
| Lect 17: Return values; Scanner; Debugging
(Examples)
| J 3.2, 3.4
|
| |
| Week 7
|
| Mon 10/19
| D
| Lect 18: Exceptions; Input/Output
(Examples)
| J 3.4, 6.4
|
| Wed 10/21
| D
| Lect 19: Operating Systems
| CS 3; this tutorial
|
| Fri 10/23
| A
| Lect 20: Object-Oriented Programming
(Examples)
| J 3.3, 8.1
|
| |
| Week 8
|
| Mon 10/26
| D
| Lect 21: More Object-Oriented Programming
(Examples)
| J 8
|
| Wed 10/28
| A
| Lect 22: The Internet and the World Wide Web
| CS 4
|
| Fri 10/30
| A
| Lect 23: Recursion
(Examples)
| CS 5.5; J 12.1-3
|
| |
| Week 9
|
| Mon 11/2
| D
| Lect 24: More Recursion
(Leaf, Examples)
| J 12.1-3, Turtle graphics
|
| Wed 11/4
| A
| Lect 25: Even More Recursion
(Examples,
Applets)
| CS 5.5; J 12.1-3
|
| Fri 11/6
| D
| Lect 26: Arrays
(Examples)
| J 7.1-2
|
| |
| Week 10
|
| Mon 11/9
| A
| Lect 27: Multi-dimensional Arrays
(Examples)
| J 7.1-4
|
| Wed 11/11
| A
| Lect 28: Security and Privacy
| CS 3.5, 4.5
|
| Fri 11/13
| D
| Lect 29: Graphics and GUIs
(Examples)
| J 3G.1, 14
|
| |
| Week 11
|
| Mon 11/16
| D
| Lect 30: GUIs and Events
(Examples)
| J 3G.1, 14
|
| Wed 11/18
| D
| Lect 31: Performance
|
|
| Fri 11/20
| A
| Lect 32: Computational Complexity
(Examples)
| CS 5.4-5.6; J 13
|
| |
| Week 12
|
| Mon 11/23
| D
| Lect 33: Artificial Intelligence
| CS 11
| |
| Wed 11/25
| | Thanksgiving break
|
| Fri 11/27
| | Thanksgiving break
|
| |
| Week 13
|
| Mon 11/30
| A
| Lect 34: More Complexity
| CS 5.4-5.6; J 13
| |
| Wed 12/2
| A
| Lect 35: What Computers Can and Can't Do
| CS 12
| |
| Fri 12/4
| AD
| Lect 36: What is Computer Science?
|
| |
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