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Lecture 1:
Why Be FIT?

Assignment 0:
Treasure Hunt
-print version
 

1 OCTOBER

Lab 1:
Introductions,
Network Resources:
-print version

ALL Mon / Tues labs are listed on Tuesdays.  ALL Wed / Thurs labs are listed on Thursdays.
 

Lecture 2:
What the Digerati Know

READ: Fluency with Information Technology
(FIT) Chapters 2, 3

Lab 2:
Directories
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OPTIONAL!!
Directories Lab using Unix commands
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(for those who would like to use the command line environment)
 

Lecture 3:
Networking


 

Assignment 0 Due

Assignment 1:
Searching
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FIT 4

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Lecture 4:
Networking (cont'd) /
Searching and Search Engines

Project 1
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FIT 5

Lab 3:
HTML
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Lecture 5:
(Mis)Information /
Evaluation of Web Content
 

Assignment 1 Due

FIT 12 p. 222-225
Read Articles for 10/9

Lab 4:
HTML
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Lecture 6:
Digital Representation

Assignment 2:
Evaluation
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FIT 8

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Lecture 7:
Digital Rep (cont'd)


 

Lab 5:
Image Manipulation
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Lecture 8:
Debugging

-nba table page (to debug)
-NBA Page as it should look
-finished source code

Assignment 2 Due

FIT 7

Project 1A due

Lecture 9:
Computer Basics
 

FIT 9

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MIDTERM #1

Covers Lecture and Lab readings, projects, assignments and labs
through 10/18

Lab 7:
HTML
-work on project
 

Lecture 11:
Algorithms

Assignment 3
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FIT 10

Project 1B due

Lecture 12:
Programming Basics

Project 2
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FIT 17

WK
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Lecture 13:
JavaScript and the DOM / Event Programming

Assignment 3 Due

FIT 18

Lecture 14:
Conditionals and Expressions

Review FIT 17

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Lab 10:
PROGRAMMING
-continue lab 9

Project 2A due

 

1  NOVEMBER

Lecture 15:
Conditionals / Objects Review
-in class design

-Dot syntax/objects

WK
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Lecture 16:
Functions 

-code for ConvertC2F function


 

FIT 19

Lab 11:
PROGRAMMING
-print version
-functions

-sample structure of lab-actual code not given, only location and instruction

Lecture 17:
Functions (cont'd) /
Iteration (if time)

FIT 20 (pp. 385-395)

Lecture 18:
Iteration  /Arrays 
-use notes from lectures 17/18

-Operators Exercise
-array overhead

Project 2B due

FIT 20 (p. 395 -399)

VETERAN'S DAY HOLIDAY
NO CLASS / LABS
 

NO LAB 13



 

Lecture 20:
Search Algorithms /
Programming Review
 

Lab 14:
PROGRAMMING
-print version

-iteration / arrays

Project 2C due
 

Lecture 21:
Value-Sensitive Design
-Dr. Batya Friedman
and research assistant Jenny Hagman
 

WK
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MIDTERM #2

Covers readings, labs,  assignments and projects since last exam
 

Lab 15:
PROGRAMMING
-continue lab 14

Lecture 23:
Databasics

New resource:
Database Definitions
 

FIT 13 pp. 231-top 242

Lab 16:
DATABASES
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Project 2D due

Project 3
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FIT 13 pp. 242-248

WK
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Lecture 25:
SQL

Assignment 4:
SQL

FIT 13 pp. 248-251

Lab 17:
DATABASES
-print version

Lecture 26:
SQL (cont'd) /
Project Talk
-gathering user requirements for Project 3


NO LAB 18
FIT 14- to top of p. 263

THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY


 

WK
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Lecture 28:
Cryptography (Encryption)

Assignment 4 Due
 

FIT  16 pp. 307-317
Read Articles for 12/2

Project 3A due



 

Lecture 29:
Privacy vs. Security



 

FIT 16 p. 297-307
Read Articles for 12/4

Lab 20:
DATABASES
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FIT 14, p. 263-277

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Lecture 31:
Filters and the First Ammendment
-Dr. Joseph Janes

Read Articles for 12/9

Lab 21:
DATABASES
-work on project

 

Lecture 32:
FIT Jeopardy!!!
-there'll be laughter, fun, prizes!

Project 3B due

 

FINAL EXAM

8:30 -10:20 AM

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Last Updated:
Tuesday, 10-Dec-2002 13:09:33 PST

Contact the instructor at: gbwhit23@u.washington.edu