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This course provides an introduction to object-oriented programming concepts using Java. The course will cover key OOP concepts like classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and exceptions. Students will learn to design, implement, and test Java programs that incorporate these OOP principles. The course will combine lectures, demonstrations, labs, and assignments to help students develop skills in program design, implementation, and debugging using an object-oriented approach.

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OOP Course Outline

This course provides an introduction to object-oriented programming concepts using Java. The course will cover key OOP concepts like classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and exceptions. Students will learn to design, implement, and test Java programs that incorporate these OOP principles. The course will combine lectures, demonstrations, labs, and assignments to help students develop skills in program design, implementation, and debugging using an object-oriented approach.

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OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

Course Title: Object Oriented Programming


Course Code: CS-1201
Prerequisite: Programming Fundamentals
Course Description :
This course is an introduction to the concepts of object-oriented paradigm along with
javaFrame wok. In this course the following OOP topics will be covered: Evolution of
Object Oriented programming, OOP concepts and principles, problems solving in OOP
paradigm. OOP design process, classes, methods, objects, encapsulation, operator,
method overloading, overriding, inheritance, abstraction, polymorphism, GUI and error
handling. This course will be taught by combination of OOP theory, Java language and
Lab work. Theoretical Lectures will be used to provide in depth and conceptual
framework of each goal. Lectures with programming demonstration will be used
provide the practice and applied knowledge/understanding of the concepts learned
through theoretical concept. The combination of theory and programming will help
students to develop their program writing and application designing skills. Lab work
will help the students to analyze the real problems and solve it into the programming
language. Assignments, quizzes, lab tests class participation and semester projects
will be used as assessment tool to ensure and monitor students learning progress.
Course Outlines :
Overview of object-orientation. Overview of quality of software systems. Design and
implementation. Object and Classes. Concept of Object and Classes, Methods,
Parameters, Data Types, Field, Understand Class definition, Constructors, Assignment
Statements, Control Statements, Object Interaction. Creating Cooperating Object,
Modularization Abstraction, Encapsulation, Object oriented Design. Object Type and
Primitive Type, Grouping Objects, Collections, Array List, Array, Loops Iterator Objects,
Class Libraries. More sophisticated behavior, Array List, Array List, Random, Interface
and Implementation. Hash Map, Hash Set Java Packages and Imports, Tokenizing
String, Writing Class documentation Improving structure with inheritance, Inheritance,
Inheritance, Sub Type Substitution, Polymorphic variables, Casting types, wrapper
classes and autoboxing. More about inheritance, Static and Dynamic type, Method
polymorphism, Overriding inherited methods, Dynamic method lookup Protected
access, Further Abstraction techniques, Abstract Classes, Multiple Inheritance,
Interfaces, Polymorphism with Interfaces, Multithreading, Building Graphical User
Interface, GUI principle, Components, Event Handling, Inner and Anonymous Classes,
Layout Manager, Handling errors, Exception handling and throwing, Try, Catch, Final
Construct, Error reporting.
Course Goals
Goal-1

Introduction.
Objective-1 Overview of object-orientation
Objective-2 Overview of quality of software systems
Objective-3 Design and Implementation

Goal-2

Object and Classes


Objective-1 Concept of Object and Classes

Objective-2
Objective-3
Objective-4
Objective-5
Goal-3

OOP Model
Methods, Parameters
Data Types, Fields
Object Type & Primitive Type

Understand Class definition


Objective-1 Constructors
Objective-2 Assignment Statements
Objective-3 Control Statements

Object-4

Object Interaction
Objective-1
Objective-2
Objective-3
Objective-4

Goal-5

Grouping Objects.
Objective-1
Objective-2
Objective-3
Objective-4
Objective-5
Objective-6

Goal-6

Inheritance
Sub typing
Sub Type Substitution
Polymorphic variables
Casting types
Wrapper classes and autoboxing
Shallow Copy & Deep Copy

More bout inheritance.


Objective-1
Objective-2
Objective-3
Objective-4
Objective-5

Goal-9

Interface and Implementation


Java Packages and Import
Tokenizing String
Writing Class documentation

Improving structure with inheritance.


Objective- 1
Objective-2
Objective-3
Objective-4
Objective-5
Objective-6
Objective-7

Goal-8

Collections, Array Lists, Linked List


Array List, Random
Hash Map, Hash Set
Foreach Loop
Iterator Objects
Class Libraries

More sophisticated behavior


Objective-1
Objective-2
Objective-3
Objective-4

Goal-7

Creating Cooperating Objects (Object Interaction)


Modularization
Abstraction
Encapsulation

Static and Dynamic type


Method polymorphism
Overriding inherited methods
Dynamic method lookup
Protected access

Further Abstraction techniques.


Objective-1 Abstract Classes
Objective-2 Interfaces

Objective-3 Multiple Inheritance


Objective-4 Polymorphism with Interfaces
Goal-10

Threading
Objective-1 Threads and their importane
Objective-2 Life cycle of a Thread
Objective-3 Threads Priorities
Objective-4 Creating threads by implementing Runnable Interface
Objective-5 Creating Thread by extending Thread class
Objective-6 Thread Method

Goal-11

Handling errors.
Objective-1 Exceptions handling and throwing
Objective-2 Try, Catch, Final Construct
Objective-3 Error reporting

Goal-12

Building Graphical User Interface.


Objective-1
Objective-2
Objective-3
Objective-4
Objective-5

GUI principle
Components
Event Handling
Inner and Anonymous Classes
Layout Manager

Reference Books
1. C++ How to Program, 8/E (Harvey & Paul) Deitel and Deitel ISBN: 978-0132662369
Publisher: Prentice Hall.
2. Java How to Program, 9/E (Havey & Paul) Deitel & Deitel ISBN: 978-0132575669,
Publisher: Prentice Hall
3. Object First with Java A Practical Introduction Using BlueJ 5/E (David J. Barnes
& Michael Klling) ISBN: 978-013-249266-9 Publisher: Prentice Hall

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