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Course Information
Schedule:
Lecture: M W F 2:00-2:50P
Lab: W 3:00-3:50P
Classroom: Manchester 241
Instructor:
Dr. Yue-Ling Wong
Course Web Page:
http://www.wfu.edu/~ylwong/courses/csc108/
Email: ylwong@wfu.edu
Phone: 758-3922
Office: Manchester 227
Office Hours: by appointment
Lab TA:
Adam Humenansky (humeja2@wfu.edu)
Check the Timetable often for the lecture and lab materials, due dates, and quiz dates!
Examples of labs and Programming Assignments (tentative):
Example Lab |
A Pong game: use of mouse events and event handling, and use of control structures (if/else)
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A modified Pong game later in the semester applying object-oriented programming to add multiple balls
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| To try out this example: Move the mouse inside |
To try out this example: Move the mouse inside |
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Example Lab/Assginment
A plarform game: use of control structures (if/else), keyboard events and event handling.
Problem-solving: How to make the platform scrolling continuously without making the platform infinitely long. |
| To try out this example: Click once inside, use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to move the character, and use SPACEBAR for jumping |
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Example Lab/Programming Assignment
3d drive-through fly-through: (1) keyboard event handling, use of loops, multi-dimensional arrays, and 3d perspective concepts; (2) later in the semester, apply OOP to refine the program and add 3d stick figures, such a pterodactyl, in the scene |
| To try out this example: Click once inside, hold down UP/DOWN arrow keys to move forward/backward, hold down LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys to pan left/right, hold down SPACEBAR to fly up (see if you can spot the pterodactyl) |
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Example Lab: Recursion |
Program an animation of the changing rotation angle of an one-branch fractal tree
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Program a fractal tree generator
To try out this example: Click inside to regenerate the two-branch fractal tree with a different number of iteration, and random rotation and scale of the branches
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Spring 2007 CSC 108
