App Development 1This week, students will be completing our Commission Pay "Hackwich". In this formative app assignment, students will learn how to read information from a text field and then perform a mathematical calculation. This will be the lead-in for our end of unit app challenge, "Multiply". For the multiply app, students will have two text fields. The user will be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide the two numbers. Additionally, students can choose to add a customized picture based on the results.
App Development 2
We will start off the week by finishing our "Dragon Fashion" hackwich. Once this is complete, students will continue their work on the "Assignment Notebook" end of unit app challenge. Students will have an "MVP" with four additional stretches to try out. Some of the features to include in the app include the ability to add assignments, the ability to delete assignments, the ability to add assignment due dates, the use of DatePicker to choose assignment due data, permanent data storage, and the use of dictionaries to store dataProgramming for the Web 2
Now that we have finished up our work with forms and tables, we will investigate image gallery techniques. We will go through several techniques that can be applied to images such as filters, making images look like polaroid photos, adding captions, and allowing images to rotate. Once we go through some sample techniques, students will choose at least one technique in order to display ten images on their portfolio page.
AP Computer Science Principles
This week, students will have their remaining time to work on our "Explore" task that will be submitted to the AP board on April 15th. Students should be using the checklist and the scoring rubric to make sure that all required elements have been included in order to earn the best score possible. Students are more than welcome to work on this project outside of class after this week, but we will not have any more class time dedicated to the "Explore" task.
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