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This document is a syllabus for an introductory Java programming course. The course objectives are to introduce students to Java programming methods and object-oriented programming principles. Over 13 weeks, students will learn topics like Java commands, control structures, arrays, methods, sorting/searching algorithms, recursion, object-oriented concepts, exceptions, and file input/output. Requirements include lectures, labs, programming assignments, and a final exam. Detailed topics to be covered each week are provided. References for additional resources are also included.

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Syllabus IPC 151 PDF

This document is a syllabus for an introductory Java programming course. The course objectives are to introduce students to Java programming methods and object-oriented programming principles. Over 13 weeks, students will learn topics like Java commands, control structures, arrays, methods, sorting/searching algorithms, recursion, object-oriented concepts, exceptions, and file input/output. Requirements include lectures, labs, programming assignments, and a final exam. Detailed topics to be covered each week are provided. References for additional resources are also included.

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Syllabus

Ben-GurionUniversity of the Negev

Department of Computer Science

Name of Course : Introduction to Java Programming

Lecturer – Mr. Alexander Shkolnik

 Course number : 202.1.9031


 Mandatory service course
 Credits : 4
 Course Site http://www.cs.bgu.ac.il/~ipc151

Course Objectives:
The main purpose of the course - introduction to Java language programming methods,
based on new approaches in computer science. On the first part of the course students
will acquire procedural programming: software development technique that imposes a
hierarchical structure on the design of the programs. On the second part of the course
students will learn the principles of object-oriented programming (OOP): programming
technique based on objects.

Students will learn operation system Windows 7 and Integrated Development


Environment (IDE) Eclipse, which provides first – class Java programming tools.

The course includes: algorithm building principles, basic Java commands, control
structure, arrays, different kinds of methods (including recursion methods), principles of
object-oriented programming (OOP) ,collections, dynamic data structures and Java files
manipulations.

Course requirements:

1. 13 x 3 hours lectures
2. 13 x 2 hours (4 x 2 lab, 9 x 2 frontal) practical lessons
3. 4 programming assignments (about 20 hours each)
Every assignment 7.5% of the final grade. Submissions: alone only.
4. Final exam 3 hours long (70% of final grade, a "Pass" requirement regarding
Final exam: 56) . No auxiliary material allowed, except for a single two-sided
A4 paper sheet (neither printed nor copied).
Detailed Syllabus:

Meetings Subject(s) Details

Computer structure and Computer structure. Low and high level languages,
1
algorithms Compiling, running and debugging.

The components of JAVA Basic Input/Output commands.


2
language Types in JAVA, variables, assignment and conditional statements,
Casting, switch statement .

The FOR statement, the WHILE statement, the DO-WHILE


3 Iteration statements
statement, nested loops and jump statements.

Arrays declaration ,basic array operations, multidimensional arrays.


4 Arrays
Class String and string methods.

Principles of procedural programming. Top-down design of a


5 Methods in Java program, modulation, passing parameters to a method, static methods.
Java method overloading.

Selection sort, insertion sort, bubble sort.


Sorting and searching
algorithms
6 Searching methods: linear and binary search.

Recurrence as an alternative to iteration.

7 Recursion 1 Building recursive algorithm. Different kinds of recursion.

8 Recursion and loops, recursion and arrays.

Recursion 2 Permutation and recursion, Towers of Hanoi problem.

Class definition: attributes and methods.


9 Principles of object-oriented Constructors (copy, default), Setter and Getter methods.
programming (OOP) 1 Object class variables, references to objects.

Class variables and methods, encapsulation.


Principles of object-oriented Java API classes.
10
programming (OOP) 2 Aggregation, UML diagram , generisity.

Composite objects.
Dynamic data structures: Java linked lists.
11 Self - referential classes.
Class List basic methods.

Exception handling, class File and file methods.


Advanced Input /Output:
12 Reading and writing an object in JAVA.
Streams and Files

13 Review Review on the whole material following above.


References:

1. Java Software Solutions

John Lewis, William Loftus. Addison Wesley

2. Introduction to Programming Using Java, Sixth Edition

Version 6.0, June 2011

Author: David J. Eck

3. .‫ מהתחלה‬JAVA
‫ גדי הולצמן ואיתן הרטמן‬,‫נועם גילעדי‬

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