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The information below is for guidance only. Please see your teacher for more information.
This section will contain links to all of the course assignments. They are grouped by Overarching Learning Goal (OLG). Be aware that within each OLG, the material is in a suggested chronological order for completing the work to ease your understanding of the materials.
- Hardware, Networking and Operating Systems - Research and Report - changes probable
- Hardware, Networking and Operating Systems - Applying your Knowledge - changes probable
- Software Development Life Cycle and Flowcharting - changes probable
- Exercises (Set A) - useful before Assignment 1 - changes probable
- Exercises (Set B) - useful before Assignment 2 - changes probable
- Processing - Assignment 1 - changes probable
- Processing - Assignment 2 - changes probable
- Computers and Society - changes probable
- Environmental Stewardship - changes probable
- Ethics - changes probable
- Human Health - changes probable
- Post Secondary Opportunities - changes probable
All of the course notes will be linked to through this section. If you find other notes that you believe would prove useful for a particular item, please deposit a link to the IN drive folder "Suggested Notes".
The example programs also include notes directly in their files. This will be updated over time to move the notes into this Wiki.
- Accessing the mouse and keyboard
- Basics
- Built-In Variables
- Comments and notes in a program
- Conditional Statements (if)
- Creating Shapes
- Custom Variables
- Empty Sketch
- HTML and CSS Example
- Looping Structures (for)
- Looping Structures (while)
- Operators
- Stroke and Fill
- Processing.org (download, references and examples available on the same site)
- Daniel Shiffman - Introductory Videos for Processing
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