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Syllabus and Lecture Slides-Summer 2004

Schedule subject to change!Check back here often!.

Lecture slides will be updated and uploaded here. There may be multiple versions of a lecture! The unlabelled ones are the "basic ones"–your instructor may modify these. (Numbers after the slides indicate the NUMBER of slides in that lecture, to help the instructors get a sense of the pace needed for that lecture.)

Week 1: May 10

IntroductionToCourse.ppt19
IntroductionToMediaComp.ppt23

Breakout: Introduction to JES and Programming.
IntroductionToJES.ppt17
IntroductionToProgramming.ppt18

Friday: How pictures are encoded and manipulated.
PictureEncoding.ppt22

Week 2: May 17

PictureManipulations.ppt23

Breakout: Manipulating pictures from Python using Loops
LoopsForPictures.ppt18

Thursday:

Friday: Replacing colors
color-replacements.ppt20
GrayScaleThemes.ppt8

Week 3: May 24

Monday: Understanding functions
MakingSenseOfFunctions.ppt20

Breakout: Introduce manipulating pixels in loopw. Help with HW1.
PixelsByIndexNumber.ppt18

Thursday:

Friday: Manipulating particular pixels in loops, including red eye removal and image mirroring. Start copying pictures, cropping, and scaling.
MorePixelsByIndexNumber.ppt17
TransformingPixelsByIndexNumber36

Week 4: May 31

Monday: No Lecture - Memorial Day Holiday.
No Lecture - Memorial Day Holiday

Breakout: More image manipulation examples: Rotating, mirroring, blurring
HowImageManipulationWorks.ppt18

Friday: Acoustics and Psychoacoustics, with volume manipulations
SoundEncoding.ppt17
Soundvolume.ppt20

Week 5: June 7

Monday: Using ranges with loops on sounds, splicing.
SamplesByIndex.ppt30

Breakout: Review for Midterm. Help with Homework #3. Drawing directly on images, bitmap vs. vector formats. Programs for graphics or sound specification. Using dot notation. Building random sentences.
drawing-and-dots-v3.ppt28

Friday: Start design and debugging: How do you start a program? How do you finish it?
designing-debugging.ppt39

Week 6: June 14

Monday: MIDTERM EXAM #1

Breakout: What is HTML
html1.ppt31

Friday: Text as a medium. Building and manipulating strings. Searching for parts of strings (e.g., temperatures, nucleotides).
textmanipulate.ppt23
textmanipulate.pptupdated 23

Week 7: June 21

Monday: Files–the home of all media. What they are, how to read and write them. Writing programs to manipulate programs.
FileEncoding.ppt28
modules-multifiles.ppt24
modules-multifiles.pptupdated 24

Breakout: HTML part 2
html2.ppt26

Friday: Networks: How the Web and FTP work. Grabbing files from the Internet and searching for content using string manipluation.
network.ppt30

Week 8: June 28

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Monday: Movies–how movies are encoded
movies.ppt52

Breakout: Databases: Why use databases, what is SQL, and what to databases have to do with the Web.
Review for Midterm #2
database.ppt37

Thursday:

Friday: MIDTERM EXAM #2

Week 9: July 5

Monday: FOURTH OF JULY HOLIDAY!

Breakout: MediaShifting: It's all about representations. Sound to text to graphics.
mediashifts.ppt23

Thursday:

Friday: "Can't we do this any FASTER?": How a computer works, and why Photoshop is always faster than Python.
Speed.ppt34

Week 10: July 12

Monday: "Can't we do this any FASTER?": Algorithmic complexity.
complexity.ppt35

Breakout: "Can't we do this any EASIER?" Decomposition into functions. What makes a good function?
functions.ppt
makeSamplePageVersions.ZIP

Friday: "Do we have to write so many lines?" Functional programming. Programming on only one line. Recursion.
functional-programming.ppt21
recursion.ppt22

Week 11: July 19 - DEAD WEEK

Monday: "Can't we do this any easier?" Introductions to object-oriented programming.
objects.ppt47

Breakout: "What does programming look like in other languages?" A taste of JavaScript
javascript.ppt41

Friday: LAST DAY OF CLASSES
squeak.ppt26
Squeakers DVD, Chapter 10

Finals Week July 26-29

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