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Go to the class [[CSC220 2010 Weekly Schedule| Class Homepage]] for exercices, demo programs, and misc. information. <br />
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Go to the class [[CSC220_Schedule_2010| Class Homepage]] for exercices, demo programs, and misc. information. <br />
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=Introduction=
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CSC220, Advanced Programming Techniques, is a 4-credit course that is an elective for the major, and counts toward the ''Programming'' component of the major.  This semester it centers on a semester-long project that will require programming in
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* bash
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* php
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* mysql
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* python
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* svg (probably)
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* Google-Map API
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The tentative project will involve gathering GIS files from email messages generated on data phones by applications such as [http://www.abvio.com/walkmeter/ Walkmeter 4.0], storing the GIS information in a database, and generating an image or animation of the paths taken by students during different periods of time.

Revision as of 11:05, 1 September 2010


Professor

Dominique Thiébaut
Ford Hall, 356.
Telephone: 3854
Office hours M 3:00-5:00 p.m. & W 3:00-4:00 p.m., and by appointment


Go to the class Class Homepage for exercices, demo programs, and misc. information.

Introduction

Walkmeter.png
WalkmeterPath.png

CSC220, Advanced Programming Techniques, is a 4-credit course that is an elective for the major, and counts toward the Programming component of the major. This semester it centers on a semester-long project that will require programming in

  • bash
  • php
  • mysql
  • python
  • svg (probably)
  • Google-Map API

The tentative project will involve gathering GIS files from email messages generated on data phones by applications such as Walkmeter 4.0, storing the GIS information in a database, and generating an image or animation of the paths taken by students during different periods of time.