You may start on Programming Project #1 (which is due at the beginning of Second Week Lab) anytime after finishing Lab 1.

Friday Mini-Lab: Creating Fish in an Aquarium (last modified on ).

Lab 2: Adding Graphics to the Aquarium Project (last modified on ).

Wednesday Mini-Lab: Staying In Bounds and Adding Color (last modified on ).

Friday Mini-Lab: Keep on Moving (last modified on ).

Lab 3: Reporting Fish Movement: Using Histograms (last modified on ).

Wednesday Mini-Lab: More Fish! (last modified on ).

Lab 4: Fractions (last modified on ).

Lab 5: Getting Started on the Balloon Race Programming Project (last modified on ).

Lab 6: Testing and Debugging (last modified on ).

Lab 7: Fibonacci Numbers (Recursion) (last modified on ).

• Do Modification Exercise 1 on p. 49 of the Marine Biology Case Study.
• Implement operator< for the Position class also. A position is "less than" another position if it is above it (in a row with a lower index) or if it is in the same row but to the left of it (lower column index). Using ==, !=, and <, implement the remaining comparison operators. (This exercise is very similar to the Fraction Lab you did during Week 4.)
• Do Modification Exercise 1 on p. 55 of the Marine Biology Case Study. Once you have implemented your new FishAt function, you should modify Display Show to call it. For each displayable cell, the body of the nested loops in Show should display a fish if one occupies the corresponding environment position and display blank spaces otherwise. (The graphics version does not need to explicitly display blank spaces where there are no fish.)
  CORRECTION to description on p. 55: You should use Environment FishAt and Fish IsUndefined in Display Show, rather than IsEmpty and FishAt. (Can you figure out why?)

Lab 8: Unbounded Ocean (last modified on ).

Lab 9: Payroll (Inheritance) (last modified on ).