Overview

• Teacher: Prof. AndreaSterbini
• Lessons: tuesday from 14 to 17 and wednesday from 14 to 16
• Where: Aula G50 (aula Regina Elena ) - Building G - third floor - Viale Regina Elena 295
• Lessons and meetings will be held also through Zoom, to participate register HERE: https://uniroma1.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkf-mtrTMjGNW2av9v8QY_ZMyCtKBtAEr5

NOTICE send me (sterbini AT di.uniroma1.it) your Telegram handle (used only for for last minute emergency communications).

Projects for the Exam: the student should develop 3 complete interdisciplinary learning units:

• The LU should use 3 different programming systems among the ones examined in the course (or others, but first check with me)
  • Scratch and Snap are considered equivalent, you could choose only one of the two
  • at least one should use a text-based system (Logo, Scala or Prolog)
• Submit by email:
  • a written report describing:
    • the age and class the LU is aimed to
    • the learning objectives, pre-requisites and motivations respect to the interdisciplinary topic (Math, Physics, Music, History, Gography, ...)
    • the learning objectives, pre-requisites and motivations respect to Programming
    • learning materials you give to the students (files and/or pre-programmed functions)
    • a description of how the LU will be delivered in class/lab
    • an evaluation grid explaining how the characteristics of project made by the students contribute to the assessment (sufficient/good/outstanding)
  • a file containing the example project implemented in the system of your choice
  • a file containing a "plan B" version of the same project (what you think is the minimal goal the students should reach)

The final grade for the course is the average of the 3 LU grades, which will be evaluated respect to:

• completeness, clarity of presentation, feasibility, interdisciplinary learning goal, programming learning goal