Swapping units 4 and 5, adding future agenda items

Author: minond

Agenda.md

@@ -1,6 +1,32 @@
-# 2023-05-04
+# 2023-05-15 (Brady)
 
-- HTTP methods, body
+- Continue File IO unit
+- Reading, writing, closing Files with Python
+- Python File operations
+- Serializing data with Python
+- File open modes (read, write, append, truncate)
+
+# 2023-05-11 (Nephi)
+
+- Beginning of File IO unit
+- What is a file?
+- Why store data in files
+- Encoding/serialization, JSON
+- Reading data from disk, hexdump
+- Reading, writing, closing Files with Python
+
+# 2023-05-08 (Marcos)
+
+- HTTP request basics, request methods, request body
+- Specifying request method in Flask routes
+- Using request body data in Flask routes
+- Making HTTP requests with Python and `curl`
+- Flask route parameters
+
+# 2023-05-04 (Marcos)
+
+- Project day, menu building website, we'll provide students with the function
+  they'll need to read/write menu data from a file
 
 # 2023-05-01
 

README.md

@@ -25,21 +25,21 @@ dictionary as opposed to a list?
 Discuss imports, annotations. HTTP basics, like routing and methods, clients
 vs. servers. This unit should also include a review of HTML and CSS.
 
-### Unit 4: Classes
-
-In this unit we will learn about classes in Python. We’ll cover their basic
-functionality, the concept of encapsulation and when and why it’s useful, and
-also talk about how we’ve already been using classes (Flash,
-int/string/float/etc.)
-
-### Unit 5: File IO
+### Unit 4: File IO
 
 Learn about reading and writing to files in our computer. We'll also cover the
 basics of serialization and deserialization. What is the "state" of a program
 and how can we store it in a file that we later reload into memory. After
 learning about reading and writing state to files, we can discuss databases and
 their application in larger programs.
 
+### Unit 5: Classes
+
+In this unit we will learn about classes in Python. We’ll cover their basic
+functionality, the concept of encapsulation and when and why it’s useful, and
+also talk about how we’ve already been using classes (Flash,
+int/string/float/etc.)
+
 ### Unit 6: Error handling
 
 Basics of error handling and why it's needed in program. Learn about errors

units/03 - Introduction to Flask/Overview.md

@@ -23,15 +23,14 @@ Overview from the Web Programming unit in the last class:
 - DONE Browsers, servers
 - DONE URLs, absolute/relative
 - DONE Templates, embedded fields and code
+- DONE Query parameters, `request`
+- DONE Forms/user input
+- DONE Jinja code
 - Route variables
-- Query parameters, `request`
-- Forms/user input
 - HTTP methods, body
-- Jinja code
 - The Internet, aka "the web"
 - Networking basics
 - Backend, frontend
-- Databases/file storage
 - Cookies
 
 ## Resources

units/05 - File IO/Overview.md units/04 - File IO/Overview.mdunits/05 - File IO/Overview.md renamed to units/04 - File IO/Overview.md

@@ -5,3 +5,14 @@ basics of serialization and deserialization. What is the "state" of a program
 and how can we store it in a file that we later reload into memory. After
 learning about reading and writing state to files, we can discuss databases and
 their application in larger programs.
+
+## Topics
+
+- What is a file?
+- Why store data in files
+- Encoding/serialization, JSON
+- Reading data from disk, hexdump
+- Reading, writing, closing Files with Python
+- Python File operations
+- Serializing data with Python
+- File open modes (read, write, append, truncate)