'Tic tac toe' presentation slideshows

Easy, Hard, and Impossible

Easy, Hard, and Impossible. Easy. Tic Tac Toe. Hard. Chess. Recall the Approach - Search. Searching for the Best Move. A B C D E F G H I J K L M

917 views • 77 slides

Game Playing

Game Playing. Kevin Chernishenko Nick Quach Mervyn Yong Terry Yan. All information and figures provided by Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach (Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig, 1995) unless stated otherwise. Introduction.

681 views • 49 slides

Problem Solving and Situated Cognition

Problem Solving and Situated Cognition. Murat Perit Cakir COGS 503. Outline. Classical Theory of Problem Solving Critiques to the Classical Theory Situated Cognition Perspective A case study of collaborative problem solving Discussion. Problem Solving. We solve problems daily

862 views • 47 slides

ACTCA Umpires Council

525 views • 31 slides

Tic Tac Toe: Getting Started

Tic Tac Toe: Getting Started.

338 views • 25 slides

Kindergarten Workstations

While the classroom teacher is working with small groups, what is the rest of the class doing?. Kindergarten Workstations. Workstations in Action. With workstations your students are independently:. Rereading Buddy Reading Writing Retelling Cooperating. Practicing Creating Thinking

370 views • 25 slides

Slideshows and Intro to Photography

Slideshows and Intro to Photography. Jan. 31, 2013. Selecting a multimedia story. Considerations: What stories could be (better) understood and told through pictures, images or audio? What subjects, places and events would provide interesting visuals or sounds?

330 views • 24 slides

Programming Games in Visual Basic

Programming Games in Visual Basic. Introductions Origin of Book & Course overview Administration Assignment: CourseInfo survey. Start reading textbook. Introductions. Jeanine Meyer Associate professor, Math/Computer Science & New Media formerly at Pace University

394 views • 22 slides

MAYFAIR VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION

MAYFAIR VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION. Presented by: Dorinda McNamee Kristen Junek Odette Hinds Connor Prosty May 22, 2014. Introductory Notes. First off, thank you all for volunteering!!!

339 views • 21 slides

Administrivia

Administrivia. Make sure you have completed the Mid Semester Survey Scheduled the week before Spring Break this will be worth some points Reading is important for this week: Tic-tac-toe, chapter 10 in SS Case study: change-making. Tic Tac Toe. Higher order function (HOFs).

235 views • 15 slides

Tic Tac Toe

317 views • 15 slides

Symbiotic Relationships

634 views • 13 slides

J2ME: Tic Tac Toe

J2ME: Tic Tac Toe. By Jud Porter and John Tat. Goals for Project. Design and implement multiplayer game Network connectivity between mobile devices Keep scoring for the game Implement a cursor to select positions. Why Tic Tac Toe?. Simple game to implement

564 views • 13 slides

Integrating Technology into Nursing Curriculum

Integrating Technology into Nursing Curriculum. The Age of the Mobile Device Laurie Crane MSN(c), RN. Technology in Nursing. Use of the iPod Touch by SCSU Nursing students within clinical practice Mobile devices, smartphones, and tablets- oh my!. Using the Mobile Device in the Classroom.

283 views • 12 slides

Teaching Chumash

151 views • 10 slides

The Rule of Thirds

The Rule of Thirds. Photo Composition. Tic Tac Toe. The Rule of Thirds. When taking a picture, NEVER center your dominant object in the middle of the photo. Photo by Jason Priesmeyer. Intersections.

104 views • 9 slides

Spelling Tic Tac Toe

Spelling Tic Tac Toe.

978 views • 9 slides

Family Game Night Get on Board!

Family Game Night Get on Board!. designed by: Margaret Shandorf Federal and State Programs. Why is Game Night Important?. Game night is family time Parents and children get to have fun Parents and children interact. What do Children Achieve?.

499 views • 7 slides

OBJECTIVE

250 views • 6 slides

MAKING BETTER DECISIONS: (Principles from TIC TAC TOE)

MAKING BETTER DECISIONS: (Principles from TIC TAC TOE). *Every year we make a new declaration USUALLY centered around what God is going to do for us. *We must remember that to see blessings of God, we are still responsible to make better decisions.

138 views • 4 slides