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Algorithmic Problem Solving: Programming with Processing IS 101Y/CMSC 101 Computational Thinking and Design Thursday, September 12, 2013 Carolyn Seaman Susan Martin University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Quiz Individual quiz: 10 minutes Team quiz: 10 minutes

Review Review quiz answers Processing commands handout, style guide Processing tutorial handout Revisit “for loop” from last class – ask questions now!!

Processing Lab Break into groups of two or three within your team Complete tutorial 1 Swap roles (scribe, advisors) When complete, demonstrate to course staff Complete tutorial 2 Complete tutorial 3

Processing Assignment 2 Implement a program to help a user plan a garden, given: Layout shape Plant type Number of plants Appropriate collaboration: discuss, but write your own code; do not share or show code Walk through assignment description. Talk about appropriate collaboration on this assignment (can discuss the problem with other students, must write and test your own code, should not show your own code to any other student, or see any other student’s code).