Transcript course outline - The University of Winnipeg

Welcome to OO Implementation
Issues (Java) Course
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Name: Yangjun Chen
Birthplace: China
P.h..D: University of Kaiserslautern, Germany, in 1995
Post Doctor: University of Chemnitz, Germany, 1995/7 - 1997/8
Senior engineer: Germany Research Center for Information Technology,
1997/9 - 2000/2
Post-Doc.: University of Alberta, 2000/2 - 2000/6
Assistant Prof.: University of Winnipeg, from 2000/7
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Professor: Dr. Y. Chen
Office: 3D27
E-mail: [email protected]
home-page: http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~ychen2
phone: 786-9417
Meeting time: 15:00 - 14:15 Mondays & Wednesdays
Meeting location: 3D03
Office hours: 10:00 - 12:00 am & 13:00 - 15:00 pm Thursday
10:00 – 13:00 Friday
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Java Course Outline:
Java
I/O-Streams
Threads
Java Exceptions
Event Handling
AWT Widgets
Applets and Graphics
OOP
Java Basics
Introduction
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Required textbook:
Joseph O’Neil: Teach Yourself Java, ISBN: #0-07-882570-9, McGraw-Hill
David Flanagan: Java in a Nutshell, ISBN: #1-56592-262-x, O’Raeilly & Associate
Reading (Teach Yourself Java):
Chapter 1
Foundamentals
Chapter 2
Using Classes and Methods
Chapter 3
Introducing Java’s Control Statements
Chapter 4
More About Control Statements and Operations
Chapter 5
Creating Classes
Chapter 6
Inheritance
Chapter 7
Interfaces and Packages
Chapter 8
Exceptions
Chapter 9
Multithreaded Programming
Chapter 10
Introducing the Java Class Libraries
Chapter 11
Input and Output
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Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
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Networking
Applets Investigation
An Introduction to Event Handling
The Abstract Window Toolkit
Topics for Further Studies
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Important dates:
Mon. Jan. 5, 2004
First class
Wednesday Feb. 25, 2004
Midterm examination
March 05, 2004
Final date to withdraw without academic penalty from a
course that begins in Jan. and ends in April of the 2004
Winter term
Wednesday March 31, 2004
Fri. April 16, 2004
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Last class
Final examination at 9:00
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Course Evaluation:
4 assignments
1 midterm examination
1 final examination
20%
25%
55%
•All assignments are handed in at class on the due date.
•All works must be prepared using a word processor and
placed in a folder.
•Late assignments are accepted (up to 1 day late) and receive
a 25% penalty.
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Academic dishonesty:
•Academic dishonesty is a very serious offense and will be
dealt with in accordance with the University's discipline
bylaw. Be sure that you have read and understood section 23
in the UW General Calendar.
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