Vocational Education - Programming II

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Vocational Education - Programming II

Goals and Descriptions

Arrays

Arrays Description

One-dimensional arrays
The learner will be able to declare and use one-dimensional arrays to input, process, and output variables.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

Arrays as Procedure Parameters
The learner will be able to pass an array as a parameter in both the call and sub statement that use the information contained in the array.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a)

Bubble Sort
The learner will be able to sort data using the bubble sort algorithm (used to sort a relatively small number of items).

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

Shell Sort
The learner will be able to sort data using the shell sort algorithm (that is an extension of the bubble sort process except that it can be used with large groups of data.).

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a)

Searching an Array
The learner will be able to searching an array (performing a table lookup) by the serial search method.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a)

Two-Dimensional Arrays
The learner will be able to use two-dimensional arrays to input, process, and output data using advanced programming structures.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a)

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Processing Text

Processing Text Description

Manipulating Strings
The learner will be able to manipulate strings using True BASIC to develop processes of extracting substrings and to combine two strings into a single string.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

ASCII Code
The learner will be able to set up a correspondence between characters and numbers using the ASCII code and then discuss some built-in functions that convert data between string and numeric form.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a)

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Sequential Files

Sequential Files Description

Fundamental Sequential File Operations
The learner will be able to use two fundamental file operations to design programs that will writing data to, and read data from, a sequential file.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

Sequential File Maintenance
The learner will be able to make changes in an existing sequential file by adding records, deleting records, and modifying the data within a given record. The learner will also discuss the operation of merging two data files.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a)

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More Numeric Functions

More Numeric Functions Description

Random Numbers
The learner will be able to design programs, especially games, that include a random number code whose values form an unpredictable sequence of numbers.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

Mathematical Functions
The learner will be able to design programs that use higher level mathematical functions to solve problems.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

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More Graphics

More Graphics Description

Color & Graphics
The learner will be able to design programs that utilize color to add meaning and emphasis to output.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

MAT PLOT
The learner will be able to integrate graphic commands within the MAT PLOT function to create complex pictures on the output screen.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a)

Graphics Library
The learner will be able to use the graphics library to create algorithms to build geometric shapes on the output screen to display data.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a)

Sound & Music
The learner will be able to compose sound and music using the True BASIC commands to accompany program output.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

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Computer Game

Computer Game Description

Final Project
The learner will be able to design a computer game using all the programming techniques learned over the course of Programming I and Programming II.

Strand	Scope	Source
Programming Structure	Master	Elkhorn Public Schools(a) Nebraska Links to Learns BE 12.13, 8.1

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