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The document outlines a course on technologies including Java, Spring, and related tools. It discusses topics to be covered over 16 weeks, including Java concepts, Spring Boot, and building a backend API. It describes assessments, which include tests, exercises, and a group project. Homework is recommended but not mandatory.

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Week1

The document outlines a course on technologies including Java, Spring, and related tools. It discusses topics to be covered over 16 weeks, including Java concepts, Spring Boot, and building a backend API. It describes assessments, which include tests, exercises, and a group project. Homework is recommended but not mandatory.

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COURSE INTRODUCTI 。
INTRODUCTION TO TECHNOLOGIES TO BE USED

Lilia Tünts
Infotehnoloogia teaduskond / Tarkvarateaduse instituut
29.01.2024
Tallinna Tehnikaülikool
WHAT THE COURSE IS GOING TO BE ABOUT?

• Java language
• Backend API
• Common frameworks and tools (e.g. Spring , Spring Boot)
• Unit and Integration testing

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WHAT THE COURSE IS GOING TO BE ABOUT?

• Course is 16 weeks long:


a. once per week
b. 1, 5 hours
C. lecture + practice
• AII lessons are on-site and have Ech0360 recording , so you have 3 options:
a. come to classroom ,
b. watch Ech0360 online or
c. watch recording later.

• It is recommended to bring your own laptop , however there are also


computers supplied by university.

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Only pass or not, not exact grade
PASSING THE COURSE

• 1 theoretical test (Java concepts) • 1 practical test (Java exercises)

• at least 0
51 /0 • at least 51 0/0
week 7-8 week 7-8
.: preferablγoffline in class • preferablγoffline in class
individual individual
• during practical lesson • during practical lesson

• 1 project in pairs

• modern backend API (Java ,


Spring)
• registration in Moodle (until
Week 3)
H deadline week 16
PASSING THE COURSE (ASSESSMENT PROCESS)

• 1 theoretical test Java concepts


• Moodle test
• Single- or multi-select answers

• 1 practical test Java exercises


• Java code qualitγ
• Solution qualitγ

• 1 project in pairs
• Java code qualitγ
• API structure qualitγ
• Usage of Spring framework
• Integration tests
H
PASSING THE COURSE (WEIGHT OF THE ASSIGNMENT)

• 1 project in pairs 0
50 /0
• 1 practical test (Java exercises) 25 /0
0

• 1 theoretical test Java concepts 25 /00

51+ - PASS
< 51 - FAIL

H
HOMEWORKS DURING THE COURSE

• Not mandatory, but recommended


• Some follow-up exercises after practical lesson to sum
up and remember better what has been learnt
• Teacher will not check these homeworks

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COMMUNICATION DURING THE COURSE

• Teacher tries to answer the questions sent bγe-mail during the


whole week , depending on the amount maγtake up to 3 daγs.
• It is recommended to write questions on forums , so that other
students could help as well.
• AII the necessarγinformation and announcements will be sent
through Moodle's News forum and in some extra cases 015 as
well.

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COURSE PLAN FOR WEEKS 1V 1-8

• Java objects and classes


• Functions and conditions
• Abstractions , oop
• Java collections and maps
• Java streams and lambdas

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COURSE PLAN FOR WEEKS "'9-16

• Spring Boot
• HTTP, API structure
• Controllers , services
• More Java

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Q 。 ?

H
EEK 1
P CTICE
TODAY'S PLAN

• Download and setup IntelliJ


• Create GitLab repo for Java exercises
• Clone repo
• Setup project
• Start with some Java

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