Nicholas Duchon    

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CMIS 102 Presentations

• Function Practice Problems
  
• Formatting pseudo-code, Student data structure and functions
• For loops
• Alice tutorial by Richard G. Baldwin
• Arrays in Alice, with functions
  

Formatting pseudo-code using functions. (1-3MB each)

• Lecture A - formatting a block of code, adding main and calling the modules
• Lecture B - a better calc module
• Lecture C - global to local variables, and function parameters
• Lecture D - completing global to local variables
• Lecture E - Creating the Student data structure, part 1
• Lecture F - Creating the Student data structure, part 2
• Lecture G - Adding functions to the Student class, part 1
• Lecture H - Adding functions to the Student class, part 2

The first starts with a block of code that is using functions to organize a project. This presentation also inserts a main function to organize the subroutine calls.

The third presentation will address the use of local variables, parameters, including the use of reference parameters, also known as [in/out] parameters.

And the fourth presentation will show how one can use classes effectively in this application.

For loops

• A slide about for loops and a problem from Venit
• A simple for loop: for m = 0 step 1 to 4.
• A more interesting for loop: for m = 2 step 4 to 15.
• A nested pair of for loops.

Arrays

• Visualizing an array of agents in a building
  
• A Jing presentation about Arrays in Alice, with functions (4.5MB)