Homework 10
CSSE 221 – Fundamentals of Software Development Honors
Fall 2009–2010

You can get help on any of these problems by:

• Visiting the CSSE lab (F217, Moench hall) during the CSSE lab assistant hours, or
• Emailing csse221-staff, or
• Bringing your questions to class (you get an automatic extension for any problem for which you bring a question).

Things to do

1. Complete BallWorlds.
   • Do this with your partner using pair programming. If you can't meet with your partner or your partner does not show up for a meeting, see me.
   • By far the best time and place to work on it is during the CSSE lab assistant hours. You get extra credit for working there, for the next week or so!
   • If you get stuck on one of the classes, get help as needed or bring questions to class.
   • BallWorlds is not due until Tuesday, but we will turn to new material in class Monday.
2. Skim/read Chapter 7 (Arrays and Array Lists) from Big Java, and bring any questions about it to class:
   • Skim if the material is familiar to you, but I would expect that much of it is new to most of you.
   • As you reach each Self Check problem at the end of each section:
     • Do the Self Check problem (in your head, no need to write anything down), and
     • Check your answer versus the answer at the end of the chapter.
   • Also keep track of:
     • how many Self-Check problems you DID (hopefully ALL of them), and
     • how many Self-Check problems you GOT RIGHT (deal with partial credit however you see fit).
   • Finally, when you are done with the reading, do the Quiz on Self-Check Problems from Big Java, Chapter 7 (Arrays and Array Lists).
     • Find it on Angel under Lessons ~ Quizzes.
     • The quiz asks only how many self-check problems you did and how many you got right.
     • Your score on the quiz is based only on how many you did (the question on how many you got right is just information that helps me help you).
3. Review the Summaries of much of what we have been discussing.
   • Bring questions to class!