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    This document provides information about the CS-201 Introduction to Computer Programming course, including course learning outcomes, assessment activities, program level outcomes addressed, instructor information, course outline, reference books, and marks breakdown. The course aims to teach fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming such as objects, classes, inheritance, and polymorphism. Students will learn to apply these concepts by developing a simple desktop application involving a GUI and database access. Assessment includes quizzes, assignments, lab reports, midterm and final exams. The course runs for 18 weeks and covers topics such as data types, selection statements, classes, arrays, exceptions, GUI programming, and database connectivity.

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    This document provides information about the CS-201 Introduction to Computer Programming course, including course learning outcomes, assessment activities, program level outcomes addressed, instructor information, course outline, reference books, and marks breakdown. The course aims to teach fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming such as objects, classes, inheritance, and polymorphism. Students will learn to apply these concepts by developing a simple desktop application involving a GUI and database access. Assessment includes quizzes, assignments, lab reports, midterm and final exams. The course runs for 18 weeks and covers topics such as data types, selection statements, classes, arrays, exceptions, GUI programming, and database connectivity.

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    This document provides information about the CS-201 Introduction to Computer Programming course, including course learning outcomes, assessment activities, program level outcomes addressed, instructor information, course outline, reference books, and marks breakdown. The course aims to teach fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming such as objects, classes, inheritance, and polymorphism. Students will learn to apply these concepts by developing a simple desktop application involving a GUI and database access. Assessment includes quizzes, assignments, lab reports, midterm and final exams. The course runs for 18 weeks and covers topics such as data types, selection statements, classes, arrays, exceptions, GUI programming, and database connectivity.

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    CS 201 Introduction To Object Oriented Programming

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    CS-201 Introduction to Computer Programming

    Course Learning Outcomes


    Assessment Activities & PLOs Addressed
    Course Course Taxonomy
    Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) Weight Percentage by Course (PLO
    Code Title Domain
    Assessment Weight No.)

    CLO1: Quiz 1, 2 and Quiz 4 10


    To Analyze the fundamental
    concepts of object oriented Assignment 1, 2 10
    PLO1
    programming such as object, C1
    Mid Term Paper 40 (Computing
    class, exceptions, abstraction, (Knowledge)
    Introduction to Object Oriented Programming

    Knowledge)
    encapsulation, inheritance and
    polymorphism for their mapping Final Term Paper 40
    to real life scenarios.
    Quiz 3 10

    CLO2: Assignment 3, 4 10 PLO3 (Design


    To describe the comprehension of C2 and
    CS-201

    Lab Reports 40
    object oriented concepts by (Comprehension) Development of
    writing programs in Java Mid Term Paper 20 Solution)

    Final Term Paper 20

    Quiz 5,6 10
    CLO3:
    To apply the major object Assignment 5, 6 20
    PLO9 (Modern
    oriented concepts to develop a C3
    Lab Reports 30 Skills and Tools
    simple desktop application (Application)
    Usage)
    involving GUI and relational Mid Term paper 20
    database access.
    Final Term Paper 20

    Mapping of CLOs with Course Assessment Tools


    Course Assessment Tools CLO-1 CLO-2 CLO-3
    Assignments   
    Quizzes   
    Lab Report  
    Mid Term Examination

    Final Term Examination   

    Instructor Information
    Instructor: Dr. Sadeeq Jan
    Email: [email protected]
    Office Hours:
     Wednesday (08:00 AM to 01:00 PM)
     Thursday (08:00 AM to 01:00 PM) For outside these hours, please contact via email
    Course Outline:
    Week Topics Assignments/ Quiz
    1 Introduction (A broad review)
    Assessing student’s programming capabilities
    OOP paradigm
    OOP principles
    Java overview
     The Bytecode
     Portability
     Security
    2 Understanding Basics Assignment#01 Announced
    Basic java Syntax
    Anatomy of a simple java program
    Data types
    Variables Quiz #01
    Type conversion and casting

    3 Characters and string Assignment#01 Due


    Operators in java Assignment#02 Announced
     Arithmetic
     Bitwise
     Relational
     Boolean
    Java selection statements
     If, if/else
     Switch

    4 Java iterations
     While/do while
     For
    Break / continue / return statements
    Practice programs.

    5 Anatomy of a simple class Assignment#02 Due


    Objects / references Assignment#03 Announced
    The new keyword
    Introducing Methods
     Non Parameterized / parameterized Quiz #02
     Returning value
    Constructors of a class

    6
    Arrays and Introduction to classes
    The this keyword
    Garbage collection in java
    The finalize() method
    Method overloading
    Overloading constructors
    Practicing with classes
    7 More closer at classes, objects and methods Assignment #03 Due
    Objects as parameters
    Returning objects
    Recursion
    Introducing access control
     Public access
     private access
    understanding static and final
    static methods
    nested and inner classes

    8 String Class in detail/ Quiz #03


    9 Midterm exam
    10 File input and output.

    11 Understanding packages Quiz #04


    Exception handling
    Exception types
    Try / catch blocks
    Throwing exceptions
    Finally block
    Programmer defined exception classes
    12 Abstract classes, inheritance and interfaces. Assignment#04 Announced
    13 Polymorphism Assignment#04 Due

    Quiz #05
    14 Introduction to Java Gui programming-I Assignment#05 Announced
    Introduction to event handling in java
    Through delegates
    Through event classes
    Event sources
    Event listeners
    Adapter classes

    15 Introduction to java GUI programming-II


    16 Java database connectivity Assignment#05 Due
    Assignment#06 Announced
    Quiz 06
    17 Review Assignment#06 Due
    18 Final Exam
    Reference books:
    1. Java How to program by Deitel and Deitel.

    2. Java 2: A complete reference 2nd Edition (Available in library)

    3. Introduction to Java programming by Danniel Liang 9th or 10th Edition.

    Marks Breakdown (Grading Policy):

    Quizzes: 10 marks

    Assignments/projects: 10 marks

    Class participation/Attendance 5 marks

    Mid-term: 25 marks

    Final Term: 50 marks

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