IT 372 -- Announcements
- Jun 10. Don't forget your cover document for the Final Project,
which describes the features you included in your Final Project.
The reason for the final project is to make sure that
I don't miss any features when I look at your project.
You can submit your cover document as a second item to the Final
Project dropbox, or you can include the cover document in the
app folder of your project zip file. (Don't forget to use Android
Studio to export your zip file rather than creating it yourself.)
- Jun 4. Practice Quiz 9 is posted. It closes on Tuesday, May 11.
- May 29. Here are the Final Exam Short Essay Questions.
They count 15% of your course score and are due on Thursday, June 13.
- May 29. The D2L multiple choice final also count 15% of your course score.
It opens on Thursday, June 13 and closes on Saturday, June 15.
- May 13. The scores for Project 3a are posted. For some of your submissions, when I ran your app in
Android Studio, the app crashed when is moved to the confirmation activity. If, when you tested your app,
it ran fine and didn't crash, make an appointment so that you can demonstrate this to me. Also, let me know
if you need help for Project 3b.
- May 3. Practice Quiz 5 is posted. It is due on May 12.
- Apr 30. The Project 3a Description has been revised to give more information
about the arraylist that you use to store information submitted by the main activity.
- Apr 23. The questions and answers for quizzes 1 and 2 are posted. We will discuss Project 3a
in class tomorrow.
- Apr 14. The scores for Project 1a are posted. See the Specs for Projects at
the top of the April 15 Lecture Notes. Note that source code comments and
headers are required in both the layout file and the Java activity file. The
deductions for Project 1a were not strict, however; however, the deductions will be more for subsequent projects.
- Apr 14. Reminder: Quiz 1 closes tonight at 11:59pm. Quizzes cannot be taken late.
- Apr 13. Quiz 2 is posted. Please complete your attempts on this quiz by Sunday, Apr 21.
Quizzes cannot be taken late.
- Apr 12. Before submitting Project 1b, look at the project specs shown at the
beginning of the April 15 Lecture notes for IT 372. In particular, display
the project title as defined in the strings.xml file in a TextView widget at the
top of your app.
- Apr 4. Practice Quiz 1a is posted. You can have up to three attempts; each attempt
has a time limit of 60 minutes. Please complete your attempts by Sunday night, April 14.
Quizzes cannot be taken late.
- Apr 4. The Attendance Verification dropbox is posted. If you did not attend class
in person last Monday or Wednesday, and did not submit Project 1, submit a document to this
dropbox stating that you wish to remain in the class. If you do not wish to remain in IT 372,
please drop by Sunday, April 14.
- Apr 1. The first meeting of IT 372 is in Room CDM 200 on Monday, Apr 1, at 3:10pm.
- Apr 1. Office hours are 11:00am to 12:30pm on Mondays and Friday -- they can
be in person, by phone, or via Zoom.
- Apr 1. The Zoom links for class meetings and office hours are posted on D2L:
Content >> Zoom Links and Recordings >> Zoom Links
- Apr 1. Weekly quizzes count 10% of your course score. Each week on Friday, a D2L quiz
will be posted, which will be due the following Sunday in 10 days. Each quiz will
have 5 multiple choice questions. Quizzes cannot be submitted late.
- Apr 1. The official late penalty for projects is 10% per day. If you
have extenuating circumstances, talk to the professor by phone or via Zoom. If
an exceptionis made, the
late penalty may be reduced, but not entirely eliminated.
- Apr 1. The last day to add a class for Spring Quarter is Friday, Apr 5.
- Apr 1. The deadline to drop this course with full tuition refund: 11:59 pm,
Sunday, April 14. No exceptions or appeals are allowed if you try to drop a
course after this date.
- Apr 1. Set the Microsoft Explorer on your Windows PC to show file extensions:
Invoke the Windows 10 File Explorer by selecting Start, All Programs, Accessories, and
Windows Explorer.
From the File Explorer, select the main menu itemTools, check the box File name
extensions.
- Apr 1. In this class, we will use Android Studio as our development IDE.
You can download it from the site
developer.android.com. Select the AndroidStudio link at the top of the page
and click the DOWNLOAD ANDROID STUDIO button. If you are on a Windows or Mac machine,
this web page is smart enough to know which and download the appropriate version
(.exe file for Windows; .dmg file for Mac).
- Apr 1. On some older Windows machines, to run Android Studio, you may need Intel
Virtualization, also known as Intel HAXM, to be enabled on your machine. Some manufacturers
of Windows computers leave this turned
off by default. Although the steps for enabling Intel Virtualization on vary
from brand to brand, here are the steps that I used to enable it on my machine,
which is a Lenovo:
- To bring up the IndydeH20 Setup menu, boot up your Windows machine while holding
down the F2 key.
- Use right arrow key to move to the Configuration Tab.
- Use down arrow key to select Intel Virtual Technology. Press enter to select.
- Use up or down key to select Enabled.
- Press Enter and F10 to Save and Exit
For other brands you hold down delete, Esc, F1, F9, or one of the other
function keys. Look up information about your
computer model online or contact the store where you bought your machine.
Intel Virtualization is not something you need to set on a Mac machine.
