COVER FOR 10N1

L/O 1 - To be able to add variables to your code
L/O 2 - To be able to add print options to your code

Starter - 5 minutes

Which of the following statements would print “Hello World”?

• print(Hello World)
• print"Hello World"
• print("Hello World");
• Print("Hello World")
• print("Hello World")

Main - 50 minutes

RED TASK

Ensure that you have completed the following before you move onto Task 3:

Task 2	Task 2 - Code Completed
	Task 2 - Code Commented #
	Task 2 - Code added to Solution Development
	Task 2 - Programming Techniques Table Completed
	Task 2 - Data Structures Table Completed
	Task 2 - Testing Completed

AMBER TASK

Work your way through the amber task on the task 3 worksheet on classroom.google.com

GREEN TASK

Work your way through the green task on the task 3 worksheet on classroom.google.com

EXT TASK

Complete the Controlled Assessment Task

Plenary - 5 minutes

Before you start Task 2 check the progress tracker HERE

Find your name, right click it and insert a comment to let me know what you've done so that I can tick you off!

Task 2

L/O 1 - To be able to add variables to your code
L/O 2 - To be able to add print options to your code

Starter - 10 minutes

Which variable names could you give each of the following?

• population of juveniles
• population of adults
• population of seniles
• survival rate of juveniles
• survival rate of adults
• survival rate of seniles
• birthrate
• generation

Open IDLE from Programs --> ICT&Business --> IDLE (Python GUI) and set your variables for Task 2

Main - 40 minutes

RED TASK

Work your way through the red task on the task 2 worksheet on classroom.google.com

AMBER TASK

Work your way through the amber task on the task 2 worksheet on classroom.google.com

GREEN TASK

Work your way through the green task on the task 2 worksheet on classroom.google.com

EXT TASK

Complete the following:

Task 2	Task 2 - Code Completed
	Task 2 - Code Commented #
	Task 2 - Code added to Solution Development
	Task 2 - Programming Techniques Table Completed
	Task 2 - Data Structures Table Completed
	Task 2 - Testing Completed

Plenary - 5 minutes

Before you start Task 2 check the progress tracker HERE

Find your name, right click it and insert a comment to let me know what you've done so that I can tick you off!

COVER FOR 10N1

L/O - To be able to add variables to your code

Starter - 15 minutes

1. Click HERE to see the red task
2. Open IDLE from Programs --> ICT&Business --> IDLE (Python GUI)
3. Type in the code:
4. Save it as fruit.py and run it. Does it work? If not - see an expert!
5. Can you add another type of fruit as a variable and add the print code to go with this?

Main - 40 minutes

RED TASK

Work your way through the red task on the task 2 worksheet on classroom.google.com

AMBER TASK

Work your way through the amber task on the task 2 worksheet on classroom.google.com

GREEN TASK


Work your way through the green task on the task 2 worksheet on classroom.google.com

EXT TASK

Complete the following:

Task 2	Task 2 - Code Completed
	Task 2 - Code Commented #
	Task 2 - Code added to Solution Development
	Task 2 - Programming Techniques Table Completed
	Task 2 - Data Structures Table Completed
	Task 2 - Testing Completed

Plenary - 5 minutes

Before you start Task 2 check the progress tracker HERE 

Find your name, right click it and insert a comment to let me know what you've done so that I can tick you off!

COVER FOR 10N1 TUESDAY 5TH P5

L/O - To be able to add variables to your code

Starter - 5 minutes

Before you start Task 2 check the progress tracker HERE 
Find your name, right click it and insert a comment to let me know what you've done so that I can tick you off!

Main - 50 minutes

hourofpython.com

Plenary - 5 minutes

Comment on the progress tracker HERE 

Progress Tracker

L/O - To be able to track your own progress

Starter - 5 minutes

Make a comment on the new progress tracker HERE to let me know what you've done

Main - 50 minutes

Here's what you SHOULD now have:

RED TASK

1. Completed Task1 with #comments; explaining how your code works

2. Added a subheading with Task 1 Code under Solution Development and copied and pasted your task 1 code in

AMBER TASK

3. Added a sub heading Programming Techniques Used under the Programming Techniques heading

4. Completed the following table:

Task Num	Technique Used	What does it do?	How I have used it?
1	print()	Displays things on the screen	I used it to display my menu and to show messages telling the user which option they have picked
1	if() / elif()
1	int()
1	input()
1	exit()

GREEN TASK

5. Under the Programming Techniques add a sub heading Data Structures Used

6. Create the following table and then complete it:

Task Num	Data Structure Name	Data Structure Type	Data Type Stored In it	Purpose
1	choice	Variable	Integer

7. Under the Testing and Evaluation heading add a sub heading Task 1 Test Plan

8. Create the following table and then complete it:

Test Number	User Input	Expected Outcome	Actual Outcome	Action Taken
1	None	Menu shows on screen
2	1	Tells users they have chosen to set generation 0 values
3
4
5
6

9. Underneath your Task 1 Test Plan add screenshots showing the results of each of your tests

Extension Task 1:
What happens if your user types in a number that is not between 1 and 6?
Can you add to your code so that your menu can handle this?

Extension Task 2:
What happens if your user types in something that is not a number at all?
Can you add to your code so that your menu can handle this?

Extension Task 3:
Update your Programming Techniques Used table
Update your Data Structures Used table
Update your Task 1 Test Plan table

Plenary - 5 minutes

Make a comment on the new progress tracker HERE to let me know what you've done

Programming Techniques

L/O - To show evidencing of your programming techniques

Starter - 5 minutes

Match the programming technique to the description for a green!

Main - 50 minutes

RED TASK

1. Open IDLE (Python GUI)

2. Open your coursework code (Task1)3. Use # to add comments into your code explaining how it works
4. Under the Solution Development heading add a subheading, Task 1 Code
5. Copy and paste your task 1 code in

AMBER TASK

6. Under the Programming Techniques add a sub heading Programming Techniques Used

7. Create the following table and then complete it:

Task Num	Technique Used	What does it do?	How I have used it?
1	print()	Displays things on the screen	I used it to display my menu and to show messages telling the user which option they have picked
1	if() / elif()
1	int()
1	input()
1	exit()

GREEN TASK

8. Under the Programming Techniques add a sub heading Data Structures Used

9. Create the following table and then complete it:

Task Num	Data Structure Name	Data Structure Type	Data Type Stored In it	Purpose
1	choice	Variable	Integer

10. Under the Testing and Evaluation heading add a sub heading Task 1 Test Plan

11. Create the following table and then complete it:

Test Number	User Input	Expected Outcome	Actual Outcome	Action Taken
1	None	Menu shows on screen
2	1	Tells users they have chosen to set generation 0 values
3
4
5
6

12. Underneath your Task 1 Test Plan add screenshots showing the results of each of your tests

Extension Task 1:
What happens if your user types in a number that is not between 1 and 6?
Can you add to your code so that your menu can handle this?

Extension Task 2:
What happens if your user types in something that is not a number at all?
Can you add to your code so that your menu can handle this?

Extension Task 3:
Update your Programming Techniques Used table
Update your Data Structures Used table
Update your Task 1 Test Plan table

Plenary - 5 minutes

Make a comment on the new progress tracker HERE to let me know what you've done

Programming Techniques

L/O - To show evidencing of your programming techniques

Starter - 5 minutes

1. Open IDLE (Python GUI)
2. Open your coursework code (Task1)
3. Which hashtags shall we add to our file before we start??

Main - 50 minutes

RED TASK

1. Set the Generation 0 values
2. Display the Generation 0 values
3. Run the model
4. Export data
5. Quit.

3. Use # to add comments into your code explaining how it works

4. Under the Solution Development heading add a subheading, Task 1 Code

5. Copy and paste your task 1 code inAMBER TASK

6. Under the Programming Techniques add a sub heading Programming Techniques Used

7. Create the following table and then complete it:

Task Num	Technique Used	What does it do?	How I have used it?
1	print()	Displays things on the screen	I used it to display my menu and to show messages telling the user which option they have picked
1	if() / elif()
1	int()
1	input()
1	exit()

GREEN TASK

8. Under the Programming Techniques add a sub heading Data Structures Used

9. Create the following table and then complete it:

Task Num	Data Structure Name	Data Structure Type	Data Type Stored In it	Purpose
1	choice	Variable	Integer

10. Under the Testing and Evaluation heading add a sub heading Task 1 Test Plan

11. Create the following table and then complete it:

Test Number	User Input	Expected Outcome	Actual Outcome	Action Taken
1	None	Menu shows on screen
2	1	Tells users they have chosen to set generation 0 values
3
4
5
6

12. Underneath your Task 1 Test Plan add screenshots showing the results of each of your tests

Extension Task 1:
What happens if your user types in a number that is not between 1 and 6?
Can you add to your code so that your menu can handle this?

Extension Task 2:
What happens if your user types in something that is not a number at all?
Can you add to your code so that your menu can handle this?

Extension Task 3:
Update your Programming Techniques Used table
Update your Data Structures Used table
Update your Task 1 Test Plan table

Plenary - 5 minutes

Make a comment on the new progress tracker HERE to let me know what you've done