1. Notes on Homework #6
Professor Hugh C. Lauer CS-1004 — Introduction to Programming for Non-Majors
(Slides include materials from Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science, 2nd edition, by John Zelle and copyright notes by Prof. George Heineman of Worcester Polytechnic Institute)
CS-1004, A-Term 2014
Homework #6 Notes

2. Homework #6 What is the problem statement?
I.e., what do we have to do?
What information do we need to do it?
Files, other stuff?
What tools & skills do we need to do it? …
Do we need to practice with any of them before starting?
Where do we start?
CS-1004, A-Term 2014
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3. What is the problem statement?
Draw circles at points on map
Color code circle according to data in the file
Filter by criteria and report
Show filtered data around selected location
CS-1004, A-Term 2014
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4. What information do we need to do it?
Find the map, put in correct directory
Get latitudes and longitudes
Convert to pixels
CS-1004, A-Term 2014
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5. What tools & skills do we need to do it?
Read and decode csv files
Plot circles
Ability to draw map on Macintosh!
Use .gif file instead of .png file
What about filtering data
Any help needed?
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6. Do we need to practice with any of them before starting?
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7. Where do we start?
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8. Questions? Discussion?
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9. More about objects Recall “Bouncing Ball” from Homework 3
How did we design it way back then?
Knowing what we know now, would you design it any differently?
What if we wanted two balls?
Or more?
CS-1004, A-Term 2014
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10. Any other material that you want to discuss in final two days?
CS-1004, A-Term 2014
Homework #6 Notes