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Empowering Students with Computer Programming Skills in Ms. L. Dutchen's Class

Welcome to Ms. Laurie Dutchen's Computer Programming class at Glen Cove High School. Enhance problem-solving skills in VB.NET and Java, preparing for AP Computer Science. Interactive, object-oriented, and state-of-the-art technology provided. Participate in labs, tests, and projects to excel. Contact Ms. Dutchen at ldutche@glencove.k12.ny.us or visit the website. Get ready for a semester of exploring the world of programming!

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Empowering Students with Computer Programming Skills in Ms. L. Dutchen's Class

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  1. WELCOME PARENTS! Honors Computer Programming Ms. L. Dutchen

  2. Let me introduce myself • Ms. Laurie Dutchen • Teaching since 1979 • At Glen Cove High School since 1994 • 801-7610 (Main Office) • ldutche@glencove.k12.ny.us • Web Sitehttp://www.glencove.k12.ny.us/teachers/dutchen/default.htm

  3. SEMESTER 1: Programming in VB.NET using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 • Programming is different from any other course taken • Extends the concept of computer programming from the Intro class • Teaches the steps to solve a problem using the computer • An interactive, object oriented, event driven language • State of the art technology

  4. SEMESTER 2: Programming in Java using BlueJ • Introduction to Java • Prepares students for the AP Computer Science A course • Object-oriented language features • Applets • Graphics

  5. Instruction Days New topic introduced Examples with class Independent Practice Project Days Independent work in class, free periods, and after school Bring every day: Notebook (Word) pen/pencil questions Day-to-Day Routine

  6. What will we cover? Make sure you pick up a copy of the course outline, showing all the topics the students will be learning

  7. Grading Components • Chapter Tests 30% • Labs 40% • Homework 15% • Participation 15%

  8. QUESTIONS ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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