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Course Introduction

This document provides an introduction to an advanced programming course. It outlines the course objectives, which are to handle runtime errors, understand multithreading programming, write network applications using sockets, create applets, understand event handling, and use databases with JDBC. The main topics to be covered are exception handling, multithreading, applets, event handling, database connectivity, and network programming. Students will be evaluated based on group projects, a midterm exam, and a final exam. The instructor's expectations are that students will be punctual, attentive, creative, email him with any issues, and avoid cheating during exams.

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Course Introduction

This document provides an introduction to an advanced programming course. It outlines the course objectives, which are to handle runtime errors, understand multithreading programming, write network applications using sockets, create applets, understand event handling, and use databases with JDBC. The main topics to be covered are exception handling, multithreading, applets, event handling, database connectivity, and network programming. Students will be evaluated based on group projects, a midterm exam, and a final exam. The instructor's expectations are that students will be punctual, attentive, creative, email him with any issues, and avoid cheating during exams.

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Course Introduction

” Contents Organization, Requirements, Grading, and Expectations”


Advanced Programming

Shakirullah Waseeb
[email protected]

Nangarhar University

February 21, 2017

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Topics

1 General Information

2 Course Objective

3 Topics to be covered

4 Teaching Methodologies

5 Grading and Examination

6 What I expect from you?

7 Questions and Discussion

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General Information

Course General Information

Lecturer: Shakirullah Waseeb


Credit Points: 3CP; 1CP= 90 min
Prerequisite: Object Oriented Programming; class, objects,
polymorphisms, files and streams ,inheritance etc.
Type of Course: Advance
Time:

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Course Objective

Objective

To handle run-time errors and act accordingly


Understand the benefits and usage of multithreading programming
Able to write simple network applications using socket programming
Use applets to write applications that run on browsers
Intuition about event handling
Able to persists user data in database using
java-database-connectivity (JDBC) and other connectivity tools

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Topics to be covered

Main topics to be covered

Introduction to Java programming


Exception Handling
Multithreading
Applets
Event Handling
Java Database-connectivity
Network Programming

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Teaching Methodologies

Teaching Methodologies and required tools

Presentations (mostly 2 lectures a week)


Group Work, Assignments, and Presentations of students
Lab work (1 class mostly a week)
Using software tools(Integrated Development Environments tools
(IDEs’), Software Development Kits (SDKs’), Browsers, Database
Management Systems)
Eclipse, NetBeans, InteliJ, other text editors and command line
compilers
JDK, Python, .net Framework etc.
Firefox, Google chrome, Internet Explorer
MySQL, MSSQL server

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Grading and Examination

Grading and Examination

Each student will be graded on his/her individual commitment in the


group, and exam papers.
Group projects : 30%
Mid-Term Exam : 20%
Final-Exam : 50%

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What I expect from you?

My expectation from you

Be punctual (presence in class on time, submit assigned work on time)


Be attentive in class (avoid daydreaming, dazing)
Be creative and present yourself (stay away from copying others)
Email me for an appointment regarding any issue in lessons
Stop locating recommendation during exams (because it hurts a lot)

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Questions and Discussion

Your Turn: Time to hear from you!

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