810:022 Fall 2005
Microcomputer Applications and Systems Integration
- MASI
- Email note about Showing your
Precious Metals, Car Loan and/or Movies Bookmarking Access
projects on Thursday, the last day of finals.
- You do NOT have to turn in the Parameter Queries exercise from
earlier this semester. Just the MsgBox exercise screen snapshots
where the different types of variables are Timed for speed of execution.
- The take-home FINAL EXAM
will be 100% identical to this 2004 take-home exam.
Try to solve simpler problems first, such as printing out 23
random numbers BEFORE you attempt to store them in an array. Do NOT
try to do the whole thing at once, do it in parts. And do related
but simpler things to build up to the final task. Page 154 of the book
has information on Sorting Arrays.
- Here is the folder to download the
movies Categories graphics, or you can create your own too.
You will need these for your movies VBA Microsoft ACCESS application
and the Custom FORM that allows BOOKMARKING movie quotes to come back
to, etc..
- Queries and the Movies database,
especially parameter queries and expression builder. Did quite
a few of these during hands-on class on October 20th.
- Download Movies2002.mdb database by
right clicking on the link. You will need this for the above
exercises doing parameter queries, etc. STUDY ALL THIS MATERIAL
CAREFULLY TO DO THE CUSTOM FORM BOOKMARKING APPLICATION - you have
some of the VBA code as a handout. Your started this in a hands-on
class too. It will be graded IN PERSON.
It will be graded by individual appointment sometime during finals week
or
else on the last day of class. During finals week means any day during
finals week, including Friday.
- Precious Metals Excel spreadsheet
Calculator assumes that you do the Lesson Ten handout FIRST.
You probably will want to do these in TWO DIFFERENT WORKBOOKS, perhaps
named Metals.xls and CarLoans.xls, for example. These two workbooks
will be graded by individual appointment sometime during finals week or
else on the last day of class.
- From December 1st hands-on class: Right
click to DOWNLOAD the Bookstore2005.mdb database file.
- Here is the Northwind.mdb
database, usually named NWind.mdb. This is a smaller version of it.
- Right Mouse Click to Download Orders.txt and Right Mouse
Click to download
the Orders.dbf
database for the hands-on class
-
Animated GIF files using PhotoShop
and using gifmerge program on SOME of the cowboy.cns.uni.edu
computers.
- Variables and VBA. Explicit
declaration compared to Variant variables and the effect on
performance. We did this as a hands-on class on October 20th.
- PERL functions (subprograms)
and parameters, where the parameter is an ARRAY of LI's (List
Items) for an OL (Ordered List).
- Hashing, split() and foreach
loops in PERL. What is a hash?
-
PERL and CGI.
8/30/Tuesday note: First email note,
related to not to worry about any specific prerequisite experiences.
Sub pauseTwoSeconds() Sub PauseOneHalfSecond()
stopTime = Timer + 2 stopTime = Timer + 0.5
currentTime = Timer Do While Timer < stopTime
Do While currentTime < stopTime DoEvents
DoEvents Loop
currentTime = Timer End Sub
Loop
End Sub
Any version of Excel from Excel 95 or Excel 97 to Excel 2002 will
suffice to do the EXCEL VBA assignments for this class. You do NOT need
to have Excel 2005 latest version!
Past six year's 022 web pages.
- Fall of 2004.
- Fall of 2003.
- Fall of 2002.
- Fall of 2001.
- Fall of 2000.
- Fall of 1999.
- I assume no previous Excel experience, so don't worry if
you did not do much or any Excel in the past. You will
be fine. The course covers lots of graphics and animation concepts,
such as are useful for PhotoShop and Flash and clipart.
It covers HTML and gives further web page experience, databases,
and some authoring software. Also covers PowerPoint basics and beyond.
We will do some GIMP graphics software and of course, we will make
web pages dynamic using PERL/CGI and HTML FORMs.
- Excel VBA Macros PowerPoint presentation
covers all the basics, using the Birthday problem. We will start this
on Thursday, August 25th during class #2 and continue it during week #2.
- Download the SSH
secure shell software so you can connect to cowboy cluster
(bebop, julia, spike, jet, or ????) full name: bebop.cns.uni.edu,
julia.cns.uni.edu, etc.
- REVIEW and SCREEN SNAPSHOTS of Wednesday, Sept 17th (2003) class.
- Code for
ShowDuplicates to color them yellow, track if there is a repeat
birthday with a BOOLEAN TRUE/FALSE variable. This code calls a couple
of other macros.
- Birthdays
macro recorded during class on Wednesday, September 17th, 2003. This
macro calls the ShowDuplicates macro.
- How do I update the totals? updateTotals macro VBA code
and how and where it is used (at the end of showDuplicates macro).
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- Here is a note (from Fall 2003) about the
.Offset() technique and
adapting it to checking for repeats to eliminate the need for
an extra variable and a couple lines of code.
It also covers the
ReportResult() macro code and how you could
use the version that has a BOOLEAN argument instead of the zero argument
TallyTheResult() macro. WE MAY NOT EVEN LOOK AT THIS BY THE END OF THE
2nd WEEK!!!
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Here are your Racing Rectangles Resources.
By the end of the 4th week, you will have a good understanding
of the racing rectangles macros. We will look at the simplest version
of this during class number two on Thursday, August 25th.