LAB 15 Reflection
Jhoan Muy
AP Computer Science Principles
2/26/19
In this lab it required us to make an app of our preference to show off at the CTE Expo and the other app was made with a team effort to make use of a for-loop code which we learned in that days lesson. I chose to make a "MAZE" app for the expo. Using the mouse cursor you are able to navigate through the app. I made this by using a loop for the boxes that surrounded the game, for every mouse-over the boxes you were taken to the "Loser" screen because the point is to make it from the start which is the red to the green which is the end. Once you make it to the end without crossing over the boxes, serving as borders you win and get to the "Win Screen" showing you a number one victory royal image. The other app required a team of four to work collaboratively to make use of a for loop and in my app the for-loop was used in the making of the light posts 4 times. The group made the game on the app lab portion of Code.org and it was a fun lab which allowed for teamwork and usage of code, which results in the getting used to javascript code.
AP Computer Science Principles
2/26/19
In this lab it required us to make an app of our preference to show off at the CTE Expo and the other app was made with a team effort to make use of a for-loop code which we learned in that days lesson. I chose to make a "MAZE" app for the expo. Using the mouse cursor you are able to navigate through the app. I made this by using a loop for the boxes that surrounded the game, for every mouse-over the boxes you were taken to the "Loser" screen because the point is to make it from the start which is the red to the green which is the end. Once you make it to the end without crossing over the boxes, serving as borders you win and get to the "Win Screen" showing you a number one victory royal image. The other app required a team of four to work collaboratively to make use of a for loop and in my app the for-loop was used in the making of the light posts 4 times. The group made the game on the app lab portion of Code.org and it was a fun lab which allowed for teamwork and usage of code, which results in the getting used to javascript code.
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