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ITK 168 Section 13

This course, led by Dr. Doug Twitchell and lab instructor Deepa Gudipally, focuses on programming with Java 1.5 using an object-oriented approach. Students will explore topics such as modeling real-world problems using classes and objects. Essential resources include the textbook "Robots: Learning to Program with Java" by Byron Becker, the Eclipse IDE, and online platforms like WebCT and iCampus. The syllabus contains useful links for additional materials and examples in programming robotics. Logical thinking and abstraction are key skills developed in this course.

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ITK 168 Section 13

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  1. ITK 168 Section 13 Dr. Doug Twitchell

  2. Introduction • Me • Deepa Gudipally (lab instructor/grader)

  3. Useful places • WebCT • iCampus • http://webct.ilstu.edu • http://www.itk.ilstu.edu/itk168 • http://www.itk.ilstu.edu/faculty/dtwitch/itk168-fall05.html

  4. Syllabus • Syllabus

  5. Materials • Becker, Byron Weber. Robots: Learning to Program with Java • ISBN 0-9733618-2-4 • http://www.learningwithrobots.com/ http://www.learningwithrobots.com

  6. More Materials • Eclipse • http://www.eclipse.org • Integrated Development Environment (IDE) • Makes life a lot easier http://www.eclipse.org/ http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/ (in PowerPoint presentation)

  7. Programming • Java 1.5 • Object Oriented • Requires logical, detailed thinking • Wide range of abilities in the class • May require time

  8. Modeling Problems • Models are abstractions of real world problems. Bob Davie: http://espn.go.com/ncf/columns/davie/1427720.html

  9. Model and Objects What’s the difference? Model Object

  10. Models, Classes and Objects Model (class) Objects (instance) http://www.vzw.com Audiovox CDM8 US user’s manual. http://www.audiovox.com

  11. Models and Objects Cell Phone 1 Cell Phone 2 Commands Call number Receive call Save number Attributes Verizon CDMA Silver off Commands Call number Receive call Save number Attributes T-Mobile GSM Silver on Pictures from http://www.vzw.com

  12. Classes and Objects Cell Phone 1 Cell Phone 2 Commands Call number Receive call Save number Attributes Verizon CDMA Silver off Commands Call number Receive call Save number Attributes T-Mobile GSM Silver on Pictures from http://www.vzw.com

  13. Models, classes, objects, and problems Model Objects Problem

  14. Robots Demo

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