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Course
Information Sheet
Course
Description
This course introduces the Java programming
language. Programming techniques are demonstrated
through the coding, testing, and debugging
of Java applications and applets. JAVA2 SDK
will be
utilized as the program development platform.
Previous programming experience is not required,
but
knowledge of another language will be very
helpful.
Rationale
Programmers in the work place are still
very much in demand. One of the most sought
after
programmers is one who has skill with the
JAVA language. JAVA is an object oriented
language
and
has the capability to run on multiple platforms.
This course provides a basic working knowledge
of the
JAVA programming language.
Learning
Outcomes
- Effectively
demonstrate writing of JAVA programs using
control structures,
methods, arrays,
pointers and strings, and classes.
- Effectively demonstrate use of Object Oriented
Design through the chapters
in the textbook.
- Effectively demonstrate use of Object Oriented
Programming
through the chapter
in the textbook.
- Effectively
demonstrate use of JAVA2 SDK through the
use
of the software as
the program
development platform.
- Integrate a working knowledge of program
design techniques
when developing JAVA
programs.
Instructional
Strategies
Topics will be presented
with the following format:
- Class
is administered online. You are expected
to check the
web classroom at
regular and timely
intervals for Discussion
Circle, Email (Mail
Call), and Homepage
postings. Submission
deadlines
must be observed. Attendance
on campus is not
required.
- Project
assignments, participation activities,
quizzes, and
supplemental
material will be posted in
the web classroom.
- You
are expected to read, understand, and learn
all
material in
the assigned sections
of your
text.
- End-of-chapter
self-reviews and programming
assignments
will provide
substantial
opportunity
for
students
to apply
the material.
- Chapter tests will
be given
to evaluate
students’ knowledge and provide
immediate feedback.
- Discussion
areas in WebCT will
provide
various
forums
for student
questions
and class
interaction.
- The
textbook and
Multimedia Cyber
Classroom
CD
feature a hands-on,
step-by-step
approach
to
learning.
Each
chapter
includes
at
least
one
example
for
you
to
compile
and
execute.
You
are
responsible
for
learning
the
concepts
presented
with
each
programming
example.
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