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Section 11: Final Exam
10:15 am to 12:15 pm Tuesday, 6/11 in the usual class room.
Exam Procedure
- Show your UO PhotoID when you turn in your exam.
- Mark your answers on the Scantron.
- Mark A or B for the Test field as indicated on your copy of the Exam.
Section 10
web pgmg 111
Objects, JSON and Final exam review
Labs this Week: Optional, open lab to get help from lab teacher.
Readings
- Ch. 14 Arrays
- Functions Visualized
Presentation Slides Available on Canvas
Final Exam is Tues, June 11 10:15 am to 12:15 pm
Optional Web Field Trips
- what you learned in 111: JavaScript (a post by Jenn Schiffer, Engineer/Artist)
- what is code? “You, using a pen and paper, can do anything a computer can; you just can’t do those things billions of times per second. And those billions of tiny operations add up.”
- online javascript visualizer
Section 9
More Web Programming and Objects
Readings
- Ch. 11 Objects
- W3Schools on Objects
Presentation Slides are available on Canvas
Optional Web Field Trips
Section 8
Web Programming
Week 8 will cover DOM API programming needed for Project 5.
Readings
- Ch. 25 Traversing the DOM
- Ch. 26 Creating and Removing DOM Elements
- Ch. 21-23 Review
See Canvas for Presentation Slides
Optional Web Field Trips
Section 7
More Web Programming
Week 7 will cover RegExp, Arrow Functions, Scope of Variables and Project 4.
Readings
- Ch. 14 Arrays
- Ch. 26 Adding DOM Elements
- Read this on Arrow Functions.
- Ch. 9, Eloquent JavaScript (Sections: Regular expressions; Creating a regular expression; Testing for matches; Matching a set of characters.)
- RegExp Tutorial (W3Schools).
- Scope of Variables.
See Canvas for Presentation Slides
Optional Web Field Trips
- Interesting: The 5 Most Infamous Software Bugs in History.
- Creepy: How Facebook Figures Out Everyone You’ve Ever Met.
Section 6: Midterm Exam
Midterm Exam: Wed, May 8
Midterm Review documents are posted in the week 5 material in Canvas.
Bring your UO Photo ID– No ID/No Exam.
Optional Web Field Trips
- How dice changed over 2,000 years to be more fair. Is Math.random() better than your dice?
- True Random Number Generators (TRNGs). Math.random() is an example of a Pseudo-Random Number Generator (PRNGs). TRNGs reference the physical phenomena.
- Random.org offers a True Random Number service, including a dice roller and a coin flipper (where you can choose flips coins from ancient Rome, etc.)
Section 5
Readings
- Ch. 12, Strings as Objects
- Ch. 14, Arrays
- Ch. 15, Random Numbers
See Canvas for Presentation Slides
The Midterm is Wednesday, 5/8 from 8:00 am to 8:50 am
See the Midterm Review Document in Canvas.
Optional Web Field Trips
- Attention Marketing: the Real Social Media Revolution.
- The Economics of Attention Markets. (FB && Google == Attention Platforms). Q: What is their product?
- Time Well Spent Movement. An alternate view of attention marketing.
- DeMorgan’s Laws:
!(A && B) is the same as (!A) || (!B). The negation of the AND is the OR of the negations.
!(A || B) is the same as (!A) && (!B). The negation of the OR is the AND of the negations.
Section 4
JavaScript 111
Ch. 5 Meet the Loops: for, while, do-while.
Required Reading
- Ch. 5 Loops
- Ch. 12-13 (Strings, More about Strings)
- Ch. 15 (Math.random)
- Emmet Tag Wrapping
- Ch. 21-23 Meet the DOM
Presentation Slides
- Available in Canvas
Optional Web Field Trips
Section 3
Iteration in JavaScript (Loops)
Control Structures: Sequence, Selection; Iteration.
Required Reading
Ch. 4: Conditional Statements & Operators
Ch. 5: Meet the Loops
Ch. 9: Where Should your Code Live
Ch. 18: Strict Operators vs Abstract (type-converting) Operators
Ch. 21-23: The DOM: Client-Side JavaScript
Optional Web Field Trips
- Meteor: Build Mobile Apps with JavaScript
- A Top Roboticist Says A.I. Will Not Conquer Humanity
- MDN Web Docs: Loops and Iteration
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