Homework

There are four sources for the homework problems:

• JavaBat assignment (with link to assignment provided).
• Exercise: 3.4 means exercise number 4 at the end of chapter 3.
• Project: 2.5 means project number 5 for chapter 2.
• Instructor written assignment.

Exercises in bold are required, other exercises are optional.

Week 1 (due Tuesday of week 2)

• Exercise: 2.5 (long form only)
• Project: 2.5, 2.8, 2.9

Week 2 (due Friday of week 2)

Note: You'll need to create an account on the JavaBat site (make sure you enter your name in the Name field (even though it says it is optional). You will also need to put my email address in the "Share To" field (see preferences).

• JavaBat: sumDouble (you may ignore the doubling if the values are the same. This will result in the sumDouble(2, 2) -> 8 test case failing.)
• JavaBat: helloName
• JavaBat: firstHalf
• JavaBat: makeAbba
• Exercise 3.4
• Project: 3.7

Week 3 (due Friday of week 3)

• JavaBat: comboString
• JavaBat: sortaSum
• JavaBat: alarmClock
• JavaBat: twoAsOne
• JavaBat: inOrder
• JavaBat: bobThere
• JavaBat: starOut (No longer required, will do in class)

Week 4

All are optional this week, but at least one of the exercises in bold (or something very similar) will be on exam I.

• JavaBat: closeFar
• JavaBat: makeChocolate
• JavaBat: sumDigits
• Exercise: 4.9, 5.5
• Project: 4.2, 5.2

Week 5 (due Friday of week 5)

• JavaBat: middleThree
• Exercise: 5.3, 5.7, 5.8 (These two should be submitted via the electronic submission page using HW5 as the assignment and the solution to the first problem as the report file and the solution to the second problem as the support file.) Be sure to include your name in each file.
• Project: 5.3, 5.4, 5.6, 6.1

Week 6 (due Friday of week 6)

• Exercise: 6.6, 6.10, 6.11, 6.13, 7.2
• Project: 6.5

Week 7 (due Friday of week 7)

• Exercise: 7.2, 7.7

Week 8 (due Friday of week 8)

• Exercise: 9.9
• Project: 9.5

Week 9 (due Friday of week 9)

• Exercise: 10.7, 10.9, 10.10
• JavaBat: lucky13
• JavaBat: sum28
• JavaBat: centeredAverage
• The above centeredAverage problem with an ArrayList instead. (public int centeredAverage(ArrayList<Integer> nums))
• JavaBat: linearIn
• Exercise: 10.10
• Project: 10.2

Week 10 (due Friday of week 10)

• Project: 10.7