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Here is an old midterm in Word and PDF format to give you an idea of what your midterm will be like. Here is a suggested solution (pdf format) to the old midterm.

Here is an old last exam to give you an idea of what in class exam 2 will be like. Word format or PDF format

 

CS 320n - Visual Programming
University of Texas at Austin

 

April 21: Assignment 9 has been posted. It is due next Monday, April 28, by 11 pm.

April 9: Assignment 8 has been posted.

CS320n will not be meeting on Friday, April 11.

March 28: Assignment 7 has been posted.

March 24: The order of presentations of assignment 6 has been posted. Presentations will be in class on Wednesday, March 26.

March 3: Assignment 6 has been posted. Part 1, a storyboard, is due in class on Wednesday, March 19. Part 2 and 3 will be the program itself and a demo, which will be on Wednesday, March 26.

February 27: Assignment 5 has been posted to the class web site. It is due by 11 pm on Friday,  March 7.

February 20: Assignment 4 has been posted to the class web site. It is due Wednesday, February 27 by 11 pm. This is an individual assignment.

February 15: Here is the order of presentations on Monday for assignment 3. If you are working as a pair you will go when the first member of you pair is listed.

February 8: Assignment 3 has been posted to the class web site. It is due, in class, Monday February 18. You will be making presentations of your programs to the class.

February 1:  Assignment 2 has been posted to the class web site. It is due by 11 pm,  Friday, February 8

January 23:  Assignment 1 has been posted to the class web site. It is due by 11 pm, Friday, February 1. See the assignment page for instructions on how to turn in the assignment.

January 10: Welcome to the homepage for CS320n - Visual Programming. The goal of this course is to learn to use visual or graphical programming environments to write computer programs. We will use two tools, Alice and LabVIEW, extensively through out the course.

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