Items where Author is "Shi, Jian"

Slides for Lecture 3.4 File I/O in Python.

WELCOME & INTRO TO MODULE SLIDES

Slides for lecture 4.1 Python Modularity - modules.

Slides for Lecture 3.3 Data Structure - Input/output in Python

Slides for Lecture 3.2 Data Structure - Tuples and Dictionaries in Python

Slides for Lecture 3.1 Data Structure - lists in Python

Slides for Lecture 2.3 Control Flow - Functions in Python

Slides for lecture 2.2 Control Flow - Loops in Python

Slides for Lecture 2.1 Control Flow - Conditional Statements in Python.

Spec

This is SEG Ad Auction Dashboard project definition in AY2324.

This is the SEG Runway project definition in AY2324.

This share contains the code used in the demo session.

Overview of testing approaches (with a focus on test-driven development) for COMP2211 Software Engineering Group Project

Overview of testing approaches (with a focus on development and acceptance testing) for COMP2211 Software Engineering Group Project

GENG0015 Coursework for Engineering Foundation Year - Computer Applications, Group Project start up

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Slides and exercises for GENG0015 COMPAPPS AY2223 W5 Types, Variables, and Simple I/O in Python

Types, Variables, and Simple I/O in Python

GENG0015 COMPAPPS AY2324 Week 5 Intro to Programming with Python. Slides and exercises.

This is the specification for coursework 1 in module COMP6235 Foundations of Data Science. This coursework aims to check the understanding of the first part - statistics - about this module.

this is the code used to demonstrate how to write if-statements, variables and methods.

Sample code used in the tutorial session

This is coursework 1 for COMP6235 - a technical report for stats.

A lecturing covering Stubs, Drivers, and Mocks (and EasyMock in particular) as well as integration testing, for COMP1206

Introduction to JUnit - testing framework for Java - for COMP1206

An introduction to Software Testing & Unit Testing, for COMP1206

Please follow the QR code or the link to provide your feedback to this semester so far.

Overview of testing approaches (with a focus on test-driven development) for COMP2211 Software Engineering Group Project

Overview of testing approaches (with a focus on development and acceptance testing) for COMP2211 Software Engineering Group Project

Overview of Recursion, for COMP1206 (See also: Recursion)

Overview of the Java Virtual Machine for COMP1206

Overview of the Java Virtual Machine for COMP1206

The team project starts this week.  You will work in teams to build an e-learning app for a first year engineering theory. You will meet your team mates, set up your meeting routines and start work on the first increment - storyboards for your program.

This is the registration checking form for FY Comp Apps group project in AY2122.

Software Engineering Team project introductory lecture and project start up. it covers team working, infrastructure tools, and an outline of the agile methods, practices and principles that will be used.

Object-oriented Design - Abstract classes and interfaces

Inheritance 2 - Polymorphism

Inheritance 1 - super and sub-classes

handout for Inheritance 1 & 2

Lecture about Encapsulation and Constructors

Lecture about methods - parameters, return type, overloading

Lecture about variables - primitives, objects and scope

Describing Distribution

COMP1206 - Revision 1 - about exam, revision for io, testing and control flow

Semantics of Concurrency - Exercise Sheet

Semantics of Concurrency 3/3 - Bisimulation

Semantics of Concurrency 2/3 - Simulation

Semantics of Concurrency 1/3 - Introduction to Labelled Transition System

COMP1206: wait() and notify(), monitor

COMP1206: Synchronisation

COMP1206: More about multi-threading, including the states of a thread, the life-cycle, some useful methods, etc.

COMP1206: Multithreading, intro

COMP1206: Control flow - static

COMP1206 - Control Flow: Exception

Lecture about testing

COMP1206, learning sources

Week 7 - 2: recursion

JVM

COMP1206: Beyond Unit Testing (Validation and Verification 3 of 3)

COMP1206 - JUnit (Validation and Verification 2 of 3)

COMP1206 - Validation and Verification (1 of 3)

Week 5 - String

Week 5 - Serialization

Week 5 - File I/O

Introduction for COMP1206 in AY2021-22

Topics: String, HashMap, Inheritance, Polymorphism

Relationship between two variables: correlation, covariance and r-squared.

This is the coursework description for Programming I.

COMP6235 Foundations of Data Science - Stats part, solutions to handout 2, including normal distribution and confidence intervals.

Solutions for Handout 1, and boxplot

interactive exercises for Java - conditionals, variables, methods

Intro to Technical Report

Problem solving session for Stats 2

Problem solving session for stats 1

Relationship between two variables: correlation, covariance and r-squared

ND, estimation, confidence intervals

Back up

We developed a simple RPG Simulator

Material for Programming I Coursework 2019

Code for Intro to Python

First week of Group Project

Week 19: it is about drawing and animating graphics on a canvas in Python.

Week 18: It is about creating graphical user interfaces for Python applications.

Week 11/15, Python 8: This will be a practice of file I/O.

Week 10: this involves a recap of what you have learnt, as well as while loop, algorithms, pseudocode and sorting.

Week 6, Python 3: first revision

Week 5, Python 2: input, output and decisions

Analyse a set of given data from a Hooke's law experiment Present your analysis in a blog. Contains announcement and specification

Week 6, Python 3

Week 4, Python 1 - Introduction to Python: syntax, variables, maths and comments

Week 3, Digital Literacy 3

Week 2, Digital Literacy 2

Week 1: Digital Literacy 1

It is about drawing and animating graphics on a canvas in Python.

It is about creating graphical user interfaces for Python applications.

Week 18: File I/O

Week 7, Python 4: This will be a practice of function.

Week 11/15: this involves a recap of what you have learnt, as well as while loop, algorithms, pseudocode and sorting.

Week 16/17: this exercise allows you to practice what you have learnt so far from the lectures

Week 9, Python 6: more on lists, dictionaries, functions and loops.

Week 8, Python 5: This will be a practice of Lists, Dictionaries and Loops.

Week 7: This will be a review and practice of strings, booleans and control flow.

Week 6: You will learn input, output and decisions

Week 5: Introduction to Python - syntax, variables, maths and comments

digital literacy:information and reproduction

Overview slides with screenshots