Object Oriented Programming in Java
Seattle Central College - Summer Quarter 2016 - Grade: 4.0 (A)
Prerequisites: MATH 141 (Q-PRECALC 1: FUNCTIONS) and CSC 110 (INTRO TO COMPUTER PROGR) with 2.0 or higher.
Class Summary:
The computer language that we will be using is Java with the Eclipse development environment.
Learning Outcomes:
After successful completion of this course, students will be able to do the following:
- Explain basic object-oriented programming concepts, such as class, object, instance method and field.
- Describe and analyze the structure of a Java program.
- Draw class and object diagrams.
- Read, analyze and use code written by others, such as the Java API.
- Design, code, run, test, analyze, debug and document complete programs.
- Explain inheritance between two classes or between a class and an interface.
- Apply these concepts to solve a variety of programming problems.
- Demonstrate understanding of the software development lifecycle and requirements / design process.
- Solve problems involving loops, conditionals, and arrays, and basic data structures such as Strings and Array Lists.
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