1. BIT 115: Introduction To Programming
Professor: Dr. Baba Kofi Weusijana
Pronounced Bah-bah Co-fee Way-ou-see-jah-nah
Call him “Baba” or “Dr. Weusijana”

2. Lecture 14 Sit with your ICE13 group! Log into Canvas Announcements
Put your name sticker on your computer
Announcements
Lecture: Non-Robotic Code
Peer-Review A3
ICE14

3. Announcements
Sit with your ICE13 group!

4. “Non-Robotic” Java Programming
Topic:
“Non-Robotic” Java Programming
Writing Java programs without using the Becker Robot class or any robots in the code is now deemed “non-robotic.”

5. Start Looking for “Non-Robotic Java”*
Starting today, we will begin introducing “Non-Robotic Java” into the mix, which will find its way into the PowerPoint slides, some of the example code, several of the ICEs, and even one of the Assignments, Assignment 4 (Advanced).
* Of course any new topics we learn under the heading ‘Non-Robotic Java’ can still be used when working with Robots
I/O Example: ReadConsoleChecked.java

6. Peer-Review A3 In-class (now) At-home (after class)
Use Student_Rubric.doc from A3 Instructions
Send completed doc to the A3 group via Canvas Inbox
At-home (after class)
Go to Assignments under Canvas and click on the Peer-Review assignment
Make sure you use the Canvas rubric AND leave a comment
Instructions:
BIT 115: Introduction To Programming

7. 8 reviews 2 7 3 6 4 10 5 9 1 11 12 Mr. Heller These ICE13 groups
these A3 groups. 8
reviews 2 7 3 6 4 10 5 9 1 11 12
Mr. Heller
Use Student_Rubric.doc from A3 Instructions
Send completed doc to the A3 group via Canvas Inbox

8. ICE 14 Non-Robotic Programs with I/O(Input/Output)
Consult with your neighbors, but turn in your own individual work to the Java Code Critic