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Lesson and Assignments |
| 1 - September 26 |
- Introduction to Computation Science
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| 2 - September 28 |
- Intro to programming with C
- Source code for the 3 programs we wrote in class.
- You can download Pelles C here.
- Homework Assignment
- Write a program that includes the following…
- …uses and some sort of input.
- …makes a calculation.
- …output text and your input to a text file.
- Email the file with the .c extension, and the working executable.
- Email to evans@scienceandmathacademy.com
- The file names must be YourLastNameHW1.c and YourLastNameHW1.exe
- Resources
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| 3 - October 4 |
- Loops and Conditional Statements
- Here is a link to the code for the two programs written in class.
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| 4 - October 6 |
- Write a C program that includes the following and is saved as “program1yourlastname.c”
- Input
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- Initial height
- Initial velocity
- Time interval (time between successive times within the table)
- Output to a file titled “program1yourlastname.xls”
- Initial conditions
- Author and name of program
- Time (column 1)
- Horizontal displacement (column 2)
- Vertical displacement (column 3)
- The output must stop where the y(t) become negative
- What else to include
- Appropriate comments in the code
- Appropriate variable declarations
- Compile the program as “program1yourlastname.exe”
- Email
- Due: October 10, 2006 (before class starts)
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| 5 - October 10 |
- Write a program that does the following
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- Makes a table of values of exponential growth
- Inputs: growth rate, initial population, increment
- Outputs to a file: time, population
- Only output populations < 5 times the initial population
- In the comments, include your name
- Use the following
- Print the C code and turn into Mr. Evans.
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| 6 - October 12 |
- Write a C program that includes the following and is saved as “program1yourlastname.c”
- Input
- Initial height
- Initial velocity
- Initial angle
- Time interval (time between successive times within the table)
- Output to a file titled “YourlastnameProgram2.xls”
- Initial conditions
- Author and name of program
- Time (column 1)
- Horizontal displacement (column 2)
- Vertical displacement (column 3)
- The output must stop where the y(t) become negative
- What else to include
- Appropriate comments in the code
- Appropriate variable declarations
- Compile the program as “program1yourlastname.exe”
- Email
- Due: October 16, 2006 (before class starts)
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| 7 - October 16 |
- Collect data from the path of a real golf ball.
- Homework: Complete the data tables
- Due: October 23, 2006
- You may use the following program.
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| 8 - October 23 |
For comparison you can compare your output to the program I wrote. Here is the executable.
Objective: Write a program in C, which will create a table of values for a projectile launched at an angle, accounting for drag.
Background Information:
 
- Write a C program that includes the following and is saved as “yourlastnameprogram3.c”
- Input
- Initial height
- Initial velocity
- Initial angle
- Time interval (time between successive times within the table)
- Surface area of object
- Drag coefficient
- Mass of object
- Output to a file titled “YourlastnameProgram3.xls”
- Initial conditions
- Author and name of program
- Time (column 1)
- Horizontal acceleration (column 2)
- Vertical acceleration (column 3)
- Horizontal velocity (column 4)
- Vertical velocity (column 5)
- Horizontal displacement (column 6)
- Vertical displacement (column 7)
- The output must stop where the y(t) becomes negative
- What else to include
- Appropriate comments in the code
- Appropriate variable declarations
- Compile the program as “yourlastnameprogram3.exe”
- Email
- Email Mr. Evans the following
- Yourlastnameprogram3.c
- Yourlastnameprogram3.exe
- Email to evans@scienceandmathacademy.com
- Due: October 27, 2006 (before class starts)
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| 9 - October 31 |
- Complete the data sheet from class.
- Here is a modification of the program above which allows density to be an input.
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