homework

Unit 4

Week	Date Assigned	Homework	Due Date
1	2016-11-13	Refactoring + Testing Codelab	2016-11-19 at 9pm
3 + 4	2016-12-04	Android Neko Clone	2016-12-17 at 9pm

Unit 3

Week	Date Assigned	Homework	Due Date
1	2016-10-16	Refactoring + Project Planning	2016-10-22 at 9pm
2	2016-10-23	Open-ended Android App	2016-10-29 at 9pm
3 + 4	2016-10-30	Now Feed	2016-11-12 at 9pm

Unit 2

Week	Date Assigned	Homework	Due Date
1	2016-09-18	Build First App & Questions	2016-09-24 at 9pm
2	2016-09-25	Memory Game	2016-10-01 at 9pm
3 + 4	2016-10-02	Scientific Calculator	2016-10-15 at 9pm

Unit 1

Week	Date Assigned	Homework	Due Date
1	2016-08-21	Java Problems	2016-08-27 at 8pm
2	2016-08-28	Write a text-based game	2016-09-03 at 8pm
3	2016-09-04	signboard project	2016-09-10 at 8pm
4	2016-09-11	SlackBot	2016-09-17 at 9pm

Feeling stuck? Try reading the Problem Solving guide or referencing the toolkit.

IntelliJ project submission

1. Create a new IntelliJ project in your ~/Desktop/accesscode directory using the naming convention XX_MM-DD for the project name. For in-class exercises, the XX characters should be substituted with EX and MM-DD should be substituted with the current date. For homework assignments, the XX characters should be substituted with HW and MM-DD should be substituted with the homework due date. Use nyc.c4q.yourname (all lowercase) for the package name.

2. Using the Terminal app, initialize git in the project home directory (in ~/Desktop/accesscode/XX_MM-DD run git init).

3. Add a .gitignore file to the project home directory. For our IntelliJ Java projects, it should contain at least:

.DS_Store out/ .idea/ *.class *.iml *.iws

3. Add and make an initial commit. From the project home directory:

    ```
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit"

4. Create a new GitHub repository. Name your Git repository the same name (XX_MM-DD) as you gave your IntelliJ project above. Don't check "Initialize this repository with a README".

5. From the "Quick setup" screen that follows, copy the SSH URL to your clipboard, which looks like:

git@github.com:/XX_MM_DD.git

6. Add remote and push. Return to Terminal and type:

    ```
git remote add origin <PASTE GITHUB URL>
git push origin master

Refresh the page in your browser and see that GitHub has received your project.

7. When the assignment is complete and all commits are pushed, share the GitHub repository URL (begins with https://github.com...) along with your name and ID through the relevant Google Form -- check the #forms channel on Slack!

repl.it submission

1. Go to https://repl.it/languages/java. Make sure you have signed in using your GitHub account (click on the octocat icon !).

2. Create a new session using the naming convention MM-DD-YYYY - XX - Your Name. The XX characters should be substituted with HW for homework assignments, MC for morning challenges or EX for in-class exercises.

   IMPORTANT: There cannot be forward slashes (/) in your Session name!

3. When you are finished, click the 'Share' button at the top of the session, then click the octocat icon (:octocat:) to share your work to a GitHub Gist.

4. Submit the Gist URL (begins with https://gist.github.com...) along with your name and ID through the relevant Google Form -- check the #forms channel on Slack!