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JEDI Slides Intro1 Chapter 00 Introduction

This document provides an overview of an introductory programming course that teaches Java using the Netbeans IDE. The course introduces programming concepts like data types, variables, control structures, arrays, and classes. It covers Java features and the program development lifecycle. Students will learn to write, compile, and debug Java programs. The course outline details topics like object-oriented programming, inheritance, polymorphism, and exception handling that will be covered throughout the course.

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JEDI Slides Intro1 Chapter 00 Introduction

This document provides an overview of an introductory programming course that teaches Java using the Netbeans IDE. The course introduces programming concepts like data types, variables, control structures, arrays, and classes. It covers Java features and the program development lifecycle. Students will learn to write, compile, and debug Java programs. The course outline details topics like object-oriented programming, inheritance, polymorphism, and exception handling that will be covered throughout the course.

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Introduction

to Programming 1
Course Description
● Introduction to Programming 1 teaches students to program
using the Java programming language with the help of the
Netbeans Integrated Development Environment.

● As an introduction, this course gives students:


– an overview of the different components of the computer
– different number systems and its conversions
– Problem-solving strategies

● For each topic, some coding guidelines will be discussed


(starting week 3)
Course Requirements
● Course Prerequisite
– None

● Programming Tools
– J2SE SDK Version 5.0
– NetBeans IDE runs on the J2SE JDK 5.0 (JavaTM 2 JDK, Standard
Edition)
● consists of the Java Runtime Environment plus developers' tools for compiling,
debugging, and running applications written in the JavaTM language
Course Outline
● Introduction to Computer Programming
– Basic Components of a Computer: Software & Hardware
– Overview of Computer Programming Languages
– Program Development Life Cycle (algorithms)
– Number Systems and Conversions

● Introduction to Java
– Java Background
– Java Features
– Phases of a Java Program
Course Outline
● Getting to know your Programming Environment
– My First Java Program: “Hello World!”
– Writing programs using a text editor and console
– Dealing with errors
– Writing programs using NetBeans
Course Outline
● Programming Fundamentals
– Dissecting my First Java Program
– Java Comments, Statements, Identifiers, Keywords and Literals
– Primitive data types
– Variables
– Operators(arithmetic, relational, logical, conditional)
– Operator Precedence

● Getting Input from the keyboard


– Using BufferedReader
– Using JOptionPane
Course Outline
● Control Structures
– Decision control structures (if, else, switch)
– Repetition control structures (while, do-while, for)
– Branching Statements (break, continue, return)

● Java Arrays
– Declaring arrays
– Accessing array element
– Multidimensional arrays

● Command-Line arguments
Course Outline
● Working with the Java Class Library
– Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
– Classes and Objects
– Methods
– Casting, Converting and Comparing Objects
Course Outline
● Object-Oriented Programming
– Defining your own classes
– Declaring attributes (instance variables, static variables)
– Declaring methods
– The this reference
– Overloading methods
– Declaring constructors
– The this() constructor call
– Packages
– Access modifiers
Course Outline
● Inheritance
– Defining superclasses and subclasses
– The super keyword
– Overriding methods
– final methods and final classes

● Polymorphism
– Abstract classes
– Interfaces
Course Outline
● Basic Exception Handling
– try, catch, and finally blocks

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