- DO YOU SEE YOUR NAME HERE?
VIP: After Effects/Flash
special effects student
projects. Invisible buttons, interactive Fx, etc.
- Final Exam scores with Q1 and Q2 scores.
Quiz 1, Quiz 2, Final Test
averages.
- VIP - Thursday, May 1st group exercise handout:
From
STEM to STEAM - Ghostbusters, Negative Reinforcement studies by
Dr. Peter Venkman, Coaching the Artist, Waggle Dancing Bees and
Divergent Thinking, Mind-Sets, programming and troubleshooting and
problem solving approaches, effort vs ability, rejecting or rising to
challenges, ESP ability.
Note that
the
STEM to STEAM 05/01/2014 handout has been annotated
with
suggestions
and hints for how to connect up to Ghostbusters material.
Of course, a BIC pen was used, in honor of BICTION!
- MIDTERM EXAM on Thursday, April 24th:
Study Guide for midterm exam...
- Thursday,
April 17th group exercise elaborated and developed further.
THIS IS DUE ON TUESDAY April 29th. See email note.
Also basis for group exercise/presentations on 4/22 (small groups).
- Figure 11.1.
How we think diagram from
Polya.
- Eric Maisel's
Coaching
the Artist Within handout and Venkman's "I'm
studying the
effect of
negative reinforcement on ESP ability."
Maisel Coaching
Programmer/Problem Solver Within 5 page PDF instead of 1 page
reduced size.
-
GOAL-DIRECTED LEARNING
diagram
and handout with more
ideas/reflections on problem solving by Polya.
- ghost.txt Ghostbusters ideas resource.
- waggle.txt Waggle Dancing Bees
ideas developed in Ghostbusters context.
- Quiz one and quiz two scores:
Q1Q2grades2014.txt and average percent.
Test is on
Thursday, April 24th. We will NOT have a final exam test, so the test
on 4/24/14 is our last test or quiz.
- After Effects/Flash special effects student
projects. Invisible buttons, interactive Fx, etc.
- Thursday, April 10th example:
Snow, Heavy Snow, and
no animation invisible button
with Drop Shadow on the text.
-
Up, Over, Down, and Hit states of button.
- The UP state has no content,
thus the button is invisible.
- The OVER state shows a MENU of choices
where to click to get SNOW, HEAVY SNOW, or NO Fx (effects).
- The DOWN state has the DROP shadows on the text move outward
further to indicate
visually the click event.
- The HIT state is one giant rectangle shape,
the same size as the entire Flash stage and JPG or GIF or PNG image.
- After
Effects to Flash video tutorial. Study this, try out the example,
take notes, especially if you missed April 3rd Thursday class.
Assignment due on Tuesday, April 15th. Choose to have 3 different
AE (After Effects) effects other than Snow or Bubbles (which we did in
class) to create
an interactive Flash application. Use a photograph or GIF or JPG of
your own choosing. Here is an example we will talk about in class
on April 8th: Hair, Rain, Heavy Rain,
Balls, Shatter, Glass special effects with invisible button.
Snowing
exercise.
- Quiz two on Thursday March 13th.
Study Guide for quiz two.
- Wireshark
assignment is due anytime before Spring Break, so turn it in on
Thursday in the last class or outside class on Thursday or Friday.
- CRC = Cyclic
Redundancy Check concepts and examples.
Generator, Message, Redundacy Bits, and Transmitted:
CRC example
fully explained carefully step by step.
- Quiz One on Tuesday February 11th.
As stated on the
class
syllabus, quiz one counts for about 5% of the
grade.
- Hamming code
words techniques and concepts.
ASCII and binary representation of characters.
- Scroll down to the Telnet group and
choose SSH Secure Shell to
download
the SSH Secure Shell for your computer.
SSH Secure Shell for sunny.uni.edu: http://www.uni.edu/its/software-hardware/players-and-viewers
We are using SSH Secure Shell. We are NOT using PuTTY!
- Here is the
sample CS
1020 Form and CGI page that executes
a PERL script when you SUBMIT button click. It gives you a quiz
only if your
login and password are
correct. Note: Use Seeger as the user ID and use Seeger as the
Password.
- PERL CGI program: Random
Quotes plus the date and
time.
Seeing subsets
or complete set or just one randomly
chosen quote or web page.
- PERL
random quotes concepts...
Random quotes assignment is due by or on January 31st.
1. Send the URL by email to jacobson@cs.uni.edu
2. SUBJECT: PERL random quotes assignment
3. Sign the email note with your first name
4. The URL you send will have been copied and pasted,
so there are no typos.
- BINARY basics. Also shows Octal (base
8) and hexadecimal (base 16) along with the base ten and base two.
Explanation for how to convert from Decimal to Binary:
Convert base ten to base two step
by
step approach.
More about Binary and IP numbers and subnet
masks for
CS 1020 class. What octets are legal in a subnet mask?
- Tiny Imaginary Computer
TIC handouts
and examples/resources/old test questions.
ACC, PC (IAR), Output, opcodes, instructions, data, tracing...
- Fetch/Execute
Cycle and the TIC computer PC, also
known as the IAR (Instruction Address Register). PC = Program Counter.
More background on the Fetch/Execute Cycle:
FetchExecuteMIPS.pdf:
the I-cycle and the E-cycle.
- Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Away: OSI 7
layers model for understanding networks and the internet.
All People Seem To Need Data Processing
The
OSI 7 layers network model. Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Away.
- Computer history - Atanasoff
Berry
Computer and
Iowa State College -
ABC versus ENIAC - four generations - Konrad Zuse and King Kong.
- Moore's law
and shrinking the transistors.
