CS3300: Object-Oriented Programming and Concepts (3-3-0)

Summer III 2012

CRN: 40253 Classroom: N619 Class Times: 2:45pm – 4:45pm MTWR

Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in CS 2310

Catalog Description: Provides practical guidance on the construction of object-oriented systems. The Unified Modeling Language(UML) is used for implementation. Key concepts of object-Oriented Programming methodology as discussed.

Textbook: D.S. Malik, Java™ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design (Paperback), 4th Edition, Cengage Learning, ISBN 9781439035665.

Instructor: Dr. Hong Lin

Office: S-717

Office Hours: 1:00pm – 2:30pm MTWR

Campus Phone: (713) 221 2781

E-mail: linh@uhd.edu

Course Web Site: http://cms.dt.uh.edu/faculty/linh/courses/CS3300

Course Objectives

This course is intended to give students a solid foundation in programming with Java, using the Sun JDK (v.1.5) platform. The course emphasizes the natural advantages of the object-oriented Java programming language. Students will learn to write complete programming examples, containing the accurate stages of Input, Output, Problem Analysis and Algorithm Design, and a Complete Program Listing. Specific topic coverage includes: An Overview of Computers and Programming Languages; Basic Elements of Java; Introduction to Objects and Input/Output; Control Structures I (Selection); Control Structures II (Repetition); Graphical User Interface (GUI) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD); User-Defined Functions; User-Defined Classes and ADT; Arrays; Applications of Arrays, the Class Vector and Strings; Inheritance and Composition; Exception and Event Handling; Advanced GUI and Graphics; Recursion.

Supplementary information for the course is available at URL. The Web site contains class notes, PowerPoint slides, class announcements, the course syllabus, test dates, and other information for the course.

Grading and Evaluation Criteria

Course grades will be determined as follows:

Assignment	Weight
Midterm Exam	25 %
Two Programming Assignments	20 %
Final Exam (Comprehensive)	35 %
Labs & Quizzes	20 %
Total	100%

• Exam dates will be posted at course schedule (at the bottom of this page).
• Your final course grade will be determined by the standard college formula based on your course average: 90-100à "A", 80-89à "B", 70-79à "C", 60-69à "D", 0-59à "F".
• You must have a passing average (60+) on both the major tests and the programming assignments to pass this course.
• The Last day to withdraw from a course with a grade of "W" is June 24, 2010 (6pm).

Make-up exam late assignments: Homework/programming assignments are to be completed and turned in by the due date at the beginning of class. Late assignment will not be accepted. There are no makeup exams. If the final exam grade is higher than that of the midterm exam, it replaces the grade of the midterm exam. If you miss the midterm exam, your grade of the final exam will be counted twice. All missed grades will be recorded as zeros.

Academic Dishonesty: For this class, all work must be done individually -- no group work is allowed. You are encouraged to generally discuss assignments with fellow students, but may not copy their solution or code. Doing so constitutes academic dishonesty which will be sanctioned with a grade of F, and possibly further disciplinary actions by the University.

Statement on reasonable accommodations: UHD adheres to all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and guidelines with respect to providing reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities. Students with disabilities should be notified to register with Disabled Student Services and contact the instructor in a timely manner to arrange for appropriate accommodations.

Course Schedule

This is the tentative course schedule. It will be updated during the proceeding of the course. You should check it regularly for the assignment due dates and exam dates. Although it will be updated in the best effort, any conflicts should be resolved according to the announcements made in the class.

Week\Day	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday
1	7/9 Chapter 1 Lab: P25 – 10, 11 Chapter 2 Lab: P109 - 9	7/10 Chapter 3 Lab Chapter 3 1^st Project: p163 - 6	7/11 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Lab Chapter 4 & 5	7/12 Chapter 6 Lab p350 - 5
2	7/16 Chapter 6 Lab p350 - 9	7/17 UML Lab: Question 2.1 on the Handout	7/18 Chapter 7 Lab p418 - 1 & 2	7/19 Chapter 7 Lab p418 - 1 & 2
3	7/23 Review for Midterm 1st Project Due 2^nd Project: p421 - 16	7/24 Midterm Exam	7/25 Chapter 8 Lab p505 - 1	7/26 Chapter 9 Lab p586 - 2
4	7/30 Chapter 10 Lab p668 - 1	7/31 Chapter 11 Lab p731 - 1	8/1 Chapter 12 Lab p818 - 1	8/2 Chapter 13 Lab p850 – 1-3 Combine 3 methods in one program
5	8/6 Chapter 14 Lab p889 – 8	8/7 Chapter 14 Lab p889 – 8	8/8 Review for Final Exam 2^nd Project Due	8/9 Final Exam