Session Two

TrishZwei June 30, 2016

Logic, Loops & Flow

Session Starters

Homework Due: Project Proposal

Lecture: Basic Programming, Logic, Loops and Flow

Loops
Arrays
Conditional Operators
Conditional Logic & Switch
Flow Charts

Demonstration: Beginning Programming & Conditional Logic

Create a program from a Flowchart
Using conditional statements to get varied output
Create our First Game: The Click Game

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Homework Assignment:

Flowchart

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ASAP - Intro to Programming

with JS and HTML5 Browser Games

Session Two

Logic, Loops & Flow

Session Starters

Lecture: Basic Programming, Logic, Loops and Flow

Demonstration: Beginning Programming & Conditional Logic

Homework Assignment: