Sylabus předmětu BIAX10012 - Object Oriented Programming with Java (FI - WS 2019/2020)

Informačný list

Slovenština Angličtina

University:

Pan-european University

Faculty:

Faculty of Informatics

Course unit code:

BIAX10012

Course unit title:

Object Oriented Programming with Java

Planned learning activities and teaching methods:

lecture	2 hours weekly / 24 hours per semester of study (on-site method)

seminar	2 hours weekly (on-site method)

Credits allocated:

Recommended semester/trimester:

Applied Informatics, 2. year, 3. semester

Level of study:

Prerequisites for registration:

none

Assessment methods:

in-class tests and programming assignments - 40 %
final written exam - 60 %

Assigned Marks
A = 94 - 100 points
B = 86 - 93 points
C = 76 - 85 points
D = 66 - 75 points
E = 56 - 65 points
FX = 0 - 55 points

Learning outcomes of the course unit:

The main goal of this lecture is to get used to basic concepts of object-oriented paradigm. Students after finishing this class will be able to write and debug programs in Java containing inheritance of classes, polymorphisms and GUI.

Course contents:

1. Introduction into object-oriented programming.
2. Overview of constructions in Java: classes, objects, conditions, loops,
arrays, strings.
3. Input/Output system in Java.
3. Reusable classes and packages.
4. GUI classes and event-driven programming
5. Inheritance: types and advantages of inheritance, its price: speed, size of
program, complexity.
6. Polymorphisms: variables, abstract methods, overloading of methods.
7. Threads, their creation and usage.
8. Exception handling in Java.
9. Synchronization of Threads, security of Java programs.
10. Java Applications, Applets and HTML.
11. Mechanisms of software reuse: dynamic composition, inheritance of inner
classes.
12. Graphics in Java.

Recommended or required reading:

Basic:

SCHILDT, H. Java 2: Příručka programátora. Praha: SoftPress s r.o., 2001. ISBN 80-8649-704-6.

BUD, T. Understanding Object-Oriented Programming with Java. Massachusetts: Addison-Wesley Reading, 1998. ISBN 0-201-30881-9.

ECKEL, B. Thinking in Java. Upper Saddle River: Prentice Hall, Inc.,, 1998. ISBN 0-13-659723-8.

Language of instruction:

Slovak, English

Notes:

Courses evaluation:

Assessed students in total: 357

A	B	C	D	E	FX
19,9 %	18,5 %	23,0 %	21,0 %	15,1 %	2,5 %

Name of lecturer(s):

prof. RNDr. Frank Schindler, PhD. (examiner, instructor, lecturer, person responsible for course)
Mgr. Marek Špilda (instructor)

Last modification:

25. 11. 2019

Supervisor:

prof. RNDr. Frank Schindler, PhD.

Last modification made by Ján Lukáš on 11/25/2019.