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AP Summer Institutes in Computer Science


July 23 – July 27
2012
 July 30 – August 3
2012
Saint Joseph’s College
Maine

Rick Dennison, APSI Program Director
rdenniso@sjcme.edu
Tel: 207-893-7512
Fax: 207-893-7707
278 White’s Bridge Road
Standish, ME  04084
http://www.sjcme.edu/apsi

Manhattan College
New York

Prof. Laura Redruello
apinstitute@manhattan.edu
Tel: 718-862-4513
Manhattan College Pkwy
Riverdale, NY  10471
http://www.manhattan.edu/programs/ap/



Course outline:

The course accommodates participants with different levels of familiarity with Java and OOP.  We will study classes and objects, constructors and methods, interfaces, inheritance, and polymorphism, strings, arrays and ArrayList, and other topics specified in the AP CS Course Description.  We will also work with the GridWorld case study, review the College Board's AP materials and the 2011 AP CS Exam, and discuss techniques for teaching Java in high school (role play, team projects).


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