CSC 221 - Syllabus

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Course number

CSc 22100

Course name

Software Design Laboratory

Credits & hours

3 cr., 3 hr.

Course coordinator

Prof. Akira Kawaguchi

 

Textbook, title, author, and year

  • Java How to Program (early objects), 10/E Paul Deitel & Harvey Deitel, Prentice Hall, 2015 ISBN-10: 0133807800
  • Other supplemental materials: materials related to course work will become available at course website

Specific course information

  • Accelerated introduction to Java programming language and its standard library usage. The course covers coding principles, graphic user interface, event-driven programming, design patterns, security issues, and network and mobile computing capabilities. This course also introduces application development under the Android mobile operating system. A small-scale, team-based application development including software specifications and unit and user testing is required.
  • Prereq.: CSc 21200 and Engle 21007 or Engle 21002 Engle 21003
  • Required course

Specific goals for the course and Relationship to student outcomes

 

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a. the student acquires proficiency in Java to implement and test various small-scale applications in Java programming language

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b. the student acquires an understanding of event-driven programming and ability to clearly explain what it is, why it is important, and how to do it

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c. the student is able to list the main principles of software specifications, program design, and unit and user testing

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d. the student acquires a foundation understanding of Java-approach for platform independence and ability to use IDE-based compilation and debugging

 

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e. the student acquires a foundation understanding of design patterns and ability to use it for project design

  

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f. the student develops an understanding of legal and security issues related to network-deployed application developments

   

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I - introductory-level; R - reinforced-level; P - program-level

Brief list of topics to be covered

Week

Topics

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Introduction to Computer and Java; Java Applications; Classes, Objects, Methods and Strings

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Methods and Strings (cont.); Control Statements; Arrays and ArrayLists

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Classes and Objects: A Deeper Look; Inheritance

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Polymorphism and Interfaces

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Exception Handling; Android Application Development Basics

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GUI Components

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GUI Components (cont.); Graphics and Java 2D

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Strings, Characters and Regular Expressions; File, Streams and Object Serialization

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Java Security; Secure Coding Guidelines

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Android Programming Tutorial; Generic Collections

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Generic Collections (cont.); Lambdas and Streams

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Generic Classes and Methods; Custom Generic Data Structures

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GUI Components: Part 2; Concurrency

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Course Wrap-up; Final project demos

 

 

Last Updated: 05/22/2018 20:01