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== | ==Moho Discontinuity== | ||
===Many People Learn By Sight, Programming Has Very Few Visual Aids=== | |||
Students will browse around the internet in groups during this lab. Part of the group will be looking for pictures, the other part will be looking at the Java API for functions that can be represented by the pictures the other members have found. | |||
===Participants and props=== | ===Participants and props=== | ||
Students will need to be in at least groups of two and the groups should preferably be even numbers to evenly distribute the work load. | |||
===The script=== | ===The script=== | ||
There are multiple ways to do this, you can either give the students a part of the API to find a visual representation, you can give them a visual representation then ask them to find the API content that fits, or they could do both at the same time to maximize creativity. | |||
===Sample Exercises=== | |||
====Exercise 1==== | |||
In this sample we will be displaying a method or class from the Java API and the students can offer a picture that can be associated with it. Students will then also have to explain how. | |||
=====API===== | |||
[http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/security/cert/Certificate.html Certificate] | |||
=====Picture & Explanation===== | |||
[[Image:Certificate_pdu.jpg]] | |||
This image fits because it is, well a certificate. The class is used to implement various encrypted certificates like PGP keys into your code for authentication purposes. | |||
====Exercise 2==== | |||
In this sample we provide the picture then let the students find a method or class it represents. | |||
=====Image===== | |||
[[Image:care.jpg]] | |||
=====API===== | |||
[http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/io/FileReader.html FileReader] | |||
This class is reasonably illustrated by the Carebear as they were always on public service commercials in their day promoting the values of reading. The FileReader is a class used in many programs in our own projects that can read and parse files. | |||
=FIN= | |||
Latest revision as of 01:16, 17 April 2008
Formatting Resources
Formatting Help Guide from MetaWiki
Moho Discontinuity
Many People Learn By Sight, Programming Has Very Few Visual Aids
Students will browse around the internet in groups during this lab. Part of the group will be looking for pictures, the other part will be looking at the Java API for functions that can be represented by the pictures the other members have found.
Participants and props
Students will need to be in at least groups of two and the groups should preferably be even numbers to evenly distribute the work load.
The script
There are multiple ways to do this, you can either give the students a part of the API to find a visual representation, you can give them a visual representation then ask them to find the API content that fits, or they could do both at the same time to maximize creativity.
Sample Exercises
Exercise 1
In this sample we will be displaying a method or class from the Java API and the students can offer a picture that can be associated with it. Students will then also have to explain how.
API
Picture & Explanation
This image fits because it is, well a certificate. The class is used to implement various encrypted certificates like PGP keys into your code for authentication purposes.
Exercise 2
In this sample we provide the picture then let the students find a method or class it represents.
Image
API
FileReader This class is reasonably illustrated by the Carebear as they were always on public service commercials in their day promoting the values of reading. The FileReader is a class used in many programs in our own projects that can read and parse files.