Module

Presenter’s Manual
for

Application Development Fundamentals

I

Curriculum Code: 6629

Effective from: Feb 2014

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 Table of Contents
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1. Introduction 1

2. Information on Module Session Allocation 1

3. Week-wise Session Schedule 2

4. Session Coverage 3

5. Library References 10

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1. Introduction

At the end of this course, students will be able to:

 Develop classes and how declare classes

 Create a Java class
 Understand the benefits of using an IDE
 Declare and initialize variables
 List and understand the different data types
 Understand the major operators
 Understand the use of decision making and loop constructs
 Work with Arrays and String classes
 Understand the use of packages and access specifiers
 Use inheritance to declare and define a subclass for a superclass
 Understand nested class
 Describe error handling in a Java program

2. Information on Session Allocation

Module Theory Lab Total

(No. of Hrs) (No. of (No. of Hrs)
Hrs)
Application Development 16 16 32
Fundamentals I

Throughout this Presenter’s Manual, the module Application Development

Fundamentals-I will be referred to as Java-I (ADF1).

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3. Module Deliverables available on OnlineVarsity

URL: http://onlinevarsity.com

 Faculty account: contact with GL

 Student account:
o Account: student’s email
o Password: portal enrolment ID (default)
To aid the teaching process, following are the deliverables
Faculty Deliverables: Presenter Manual (PM)
To aid the learning process, following are the deliverables
Student Deliverables: Learner’s Guide (eBook)
Resources available on OnlineVarsity for Students:
Icons Feature - Description/Functionality
Download Book - Student has the option to download the subject
related e-book and read offline.
Glossary - Student can access a list of subject related specialized
words with their definitions.

FAQ - Student can access frequently asked questions and their

answers.

Show Me How - Student can view a step-wise

simulation/demonstration of the module related topics.

Let Me Try - Student can practice a step-wise

simulation/demonstration of the module related topics.

Practice 4 Me - Student can test and evaluate their understanding of

module related topics.

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Work Assignments - Student can solve scenario based lab

assignments (Hands-on). The faculty will evaluate and give their
feedbacks.

Download Source code/Files – Student can download courseware

related source files.

References - Student can access additional subject related material

for reading.

Feedback - Student can provide feedback on the course material.

Ask to Learn – Student can submit subject related technical

queries. Queries submitted will be directed to the particular course
coordinator/head.

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4. Week-wise Session Schedule

 A Session has duration of 2 hrs

 The Concepts session is to be conducted in the classroom
 Lab session is to be conducted in the lab

 Week-Wise Schedule : 4 session per week

Week Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

1 Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4
ADF1 – T1 ADF1 – L1 ADF1 – T2 ADF1 – L2
2 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Session 8
ADF1 – T3 ADF1 – L3 ADF1 – T4 ADF1 – L4
3 Session 9 Session 10 Session 11 Session 12
ADF1 – T5 ADF1 – L5 ADF1 – T6 ADF1 – L6
4 Session 13 Session 14 Session 15 Session 16
ADF1 – T7 ADF1 – L7 ADF1 – T8 ADF1 – L8

Week-Wise Schedule : 6 session per week

Week Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

1 Session 1 Session 3 Session 5
ADF1 – T1 ADF1 – T2 ADF1 – T3

Session 2 Session 4 Session 6

ADF1 – L1 ADF1 – L2 ADF1 – L3
2 Session 7 Session 9 Session 11
ADF1 – T4 ADF1 – T5 ADF1 – T6

Session 8 Session 10 Session 12

ADF1 – L4 ADF1 – L5 ADF1 – L6

3 Session 13 Session 15
ADF1 – T7 ADF1 – T8

Session 14 Session 16
ADF1 – L7 ADF1 – L8

ADF1 : Java Programming I

T:Theory Session, L: Lab Session

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5. Session Coverage

Sessi
Session Deliverables’
on Session Details
Title Mapping
No.
1 ADF1 - T1 Introduction to java – class - OV
object XP

Introduction to Java
 Introduction to OOP in java
 Describe class
 Create and use an object
 Object life cycle
 Class vs Object

2 ADF1 - L1 The workshop lessons Java Lab1-BlueJ.doc

Programming I – Lab2 should be
covered in this session.

3 ADF1 – T2 Property and method OV

XP
Describe property in class
 Introduction to Variables
 Introduction to Data Types
 Operators
 Type Casting
 Member variables

Describe a method in a class

 Call a method
 Method returned type
 Pass parameters to a method
 Overloading
 Basic programming structures
(if, switch, for, while, ..)
 Jump Statements
 Objects communications
4 ADF1 – L2 The workshop lessons Java Lab2-BlueJ.doc
Programming I – Lab2 should be
covered in this session.

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Sessi
Session Deliverables’
on Session Details
Title Mapping
No.
5 ADF1 – T3 Encapsulation – Array - String OV
XP
Encapsulation
 Package concept
 Access Modifiers

Array – Multi dimensions array

String – StringBuilder –
StringTokenizer

Java console – input/output –

main method.

Formatted Output and Input

In the next one hour the Faculty is

expected to resolve any course
related queries that the students
might have.

6 ADF1 – L3 The workshop lessons Java Lab3-BlueJ.doc

Programming I – Lab3 should be
covered in this session.

7 ADF1 – T4 Modifiers and Packages OV

 Describe field and method XP
modifiers
 Explain the different types of
modifiers
 Explain the rules and best
practices for using field
modifiers
 Describe class variables
 Explain the creation of static
variables and methods
 Describe package and its
advantages
 Explain the creation of user-
defined package
 Explain the creation of .jar files
for deployment

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Sessi
Session Deliverables’
on Session Details
Title Mapping
No.
8 ADF1 – L4 Lab4-BlueJ.doc

9 ADF1 – T5 Inheritance OV
XP
Inheritance in OOP

Implement inheritance in java

 Subclass – Superclass
 Overriding
 super keyword
 final keyword

Upcasting and Downcasting

10 ADF1 – L5 The workshop lessons Java Lab5-BlueJ.doc

Programming I – Lab4 should be
covered in this session.
11 ADF1 – T6 Abstract – Interface -
Polymorphism

Abtraction in OOP

Implement abstraction in java

 abstract class
 interface

Polymorphism concept

Inheritance – abstraction -
polymorphism relationships

12 ADF1 – L6 The workshop lessons Java Lab6-BlueJ.doc

Programming I – Lab5 should be
covered in this session.

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Sessi
Session Deliverables’
on Session Details
Title Mapping
No.
13 ADF1 – T7 More on class in java
 Class variable
 Class method
 Nested class
 Anonymous classes
 Initializer
 Enum type
 Garbage collection

14 ADF1 – L7 The workshop lessons Java

Programming I – Lab6 should be
covered in this session.

15 ADF1 – T8 Exceptions:
 Describe exceptions
 Explain types of errors and
exceptions
 Describe the Exception class
 Describe exception handling
 Explain try-catch block
 Explain finally block
 Explain execution flow of
exceptions
 Explain guidelines to exception
handling
16 ADF1 – L8

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6. Library References

 Java in a Nutshell, Fifth Edition by David Flanagan.

 Professional Java, JDK 5 Edition by W. Clay Richardson, Donald Avondolio,
Joe Vitale, and Scot Schrage.
 Murach's Beginning Java 2, JDK 5 by Doug Lowe, Joel Murach, and
 Andrea Steelman.
 Ivor Horton's Beginning Java 2, JDK 5 Edition by Ivor Horton.

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