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CSE 190 M: Web Programming, Summer 2011
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FlashCSE 190 M Flash Programming Sessions
If you want to compile and run Flash applications on your own computer, follow our Flash/Flex Installation Instructions. If you have questions about Flash or the Flash homework, you can email TA Shiny Yang (shinyy) or post your question on our Flash message board area.
Session 5: URLRequests and XML
Optional Homework Assigned:
- Lecture Slides:
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Slides (pdf)
- Example Files:
levelEditor.zip
webserviceTextLoader.as
level.xml
Session 4: Embedding Content
Optional Homework Assigned:
- Lecture Slides:
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- Slides (pdf)
- Example Files:
Session 3: Events and Collision
Optional Homework Assigned:
- Lecture Slides:
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- Slides (pdf)
- Example Files:
Session 2: OOP, Display Tree and Events
Optional Homework Assigned:
- Lecture Slides:
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- Slides (pdf)
- Example Files:
Session 1: Basics, Graphics
Optional Homework Assigned:
- Lecture Slides:
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- Slides (pdf)
- Extra Slides (pdf)
- Example Files:
General info about the Flash programming sessions:
This quarter in CSE 190 M, we will conduct a special optional program to offer students a chance to learn another programming language and environment. The language's name is ActionScript, and the runtime/environment for executing and viewing ActionScript program output is called Flash.
Why would I want to learn Flash, in addition to HTML/CSS/etc.?
Flash lets you make rich graphical web applications with 2D graphics and shapes as well as animations and other multimedia content.
What will I do if I participate in this program?
The work involved in this program would be the following:
- Attending optional weekly Flash programming sessions
- Completing optional programming exercises each week as desired
What reward do I get for doing this? Do I have to do it?
Participation is entirely optional. The reward for doing these projects will be small, to make sure that the sessions don't give students with prior experience an unfair advantage over new programmers. For example, we might reward students with 1 free late day for each Flash exercise submitted.
How do I participate or learn more?
Please consider coming to our Flash session each week. Even if you don't attend, you can just look at the slides and/or links above, and if you find it interesting, try solving the exercise for that week. If you finish it, you can turn it in from a link that we'll put up above on this page.
