Your Name: Analysis of Programming Languages Final Examination Sample Answers, Spring 2022 The test consists of 7 problems worth a total of 100 points. 1. (10%) Java classes ultimately evolved from C struct types. In what important ways are classes and structs (also known as records) different ? (Please confine yourself to semantics; if you […]
CS1027 ASSIGNMENT 2 Computer Science Fundamentals II This assignment is due on Thursday, March 4th, 2021 by 11:55pm. See the bottom of this document for submission details. Learning Outcomes To gain experience with • Solving problems with the stack data type • The design of algorithms in pseudocode and their implementations in Java • Handling
Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Labsheet 3 – Layouts In this labsheet, we’ll be looking at Android’s layout models. Last week, some of you might have run into problems with all of your elements ending up piled on top of each other. Or you might have found that elements did not end up where the visual
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Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Labsheet 5 – Intents, Bundles and Threads In expectation of your assessment in Week 6, this week will be a relatively light week in terms of work on this labsheet. So far, we’ve focused on single activities. You start your application, do something on one activity and then that’s it. (From
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Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Labsheet 1 – Getting Started with Android Studio 1. Getting started with Android Development Welcome to the first lab of the Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing module! Over the coming semester, these labs will give you the opportunity to learn about different aspects of the app development process using Android. In this
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Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Labsheet 3 – Testing with Android This labsheet builds directly on Labsheet 2. Therefore, make sure that you have completed Labsheet 2 before you attempt to work on this labsheet. In this labsheet you will: 1. Be introduced to tests and understand why they can be useful 2. Understand that tests
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Week 3 – Context and APIs Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing 2020/21 Sandy Gould, School of Computer Science University of Birmingham Overview This week we will look at two topics in mobile and ubiquitous computing. First, we’re going to focus on context aware systems. Then we’re going to look at web APIs. We will cover: −
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Week 2 – Interactional Challenges Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing 2020/21 Sandy Gould, School of Computer Science University of Birmingham Overview This week we will consider the interactional challenges of mobile and ubiquitous computing devices. The topics we’ll cover include: – The challenges of interacting with mobile devices, with a particular focus on mobile typing –
Week 1 – Lecture Summary Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing 2020/21 Sandy Gould, School of Computer Science University of Birmingham Overview Here I will introduce, in broad terms: – History of computing – Mark Weiser and Xerox PARC – Mobile computing – Android – Systems, experience and sensors Important concepts This week I am introducing broad
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Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Labsheet 2 – Interactivity for Android This labsheet assumes you have completed Labsheet 1. If you have not completed Labsheet 1 then please do so before starting this sheet. Starting with Android programming Last week we had a go at getting Android Studio up and running, getting a template application built
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