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BCA_3rd Sem_TBD301 OOP_Java_Vaishali

The document outlines the Bachelor of Computer Application course titled 'Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming using Java' for Semester 3, comprising 45 contact hours and worth 3 credits. It details the course objectives, outcomes, and a comprehensive syllabus covering OOP concepts, Java syntax, control structures, classes, exception handling, and GUI components. Recommended textbooks and reference materials are also provided for further study.

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BCA_3rd Sem_TBD301 OOP_Java_Vaishali

The document outlines the Bachelor of Computer Application course titled 'Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming using Java' for Semester 3, comprising 45 contact hours and worth 3 credits. It details the course objectives, outcomes, and a comprehensive syllabus covering OOP concepts, Java syntax, control structures, classes, exception handling, and GUI components. Recommended textbooks and reference materials are also provided for further study.

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Program Name: Bachelor of Computer Application Subject Code: TBD301

Course Title: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming using Java

1 Contact Hours: 45 L 3 T 0 P 0

2 Examination Duration (Hrs): Theory Practical

3 Relative Weightage: CWE: MTE: ETE:

4 Credits: 3

5 Semester: 3

6 Pre-requisite: Programming and Problem-Solving, Computer Fundamentals

7 Subject Area:

8 Objective:

9 Course Outcome:
A student who successfully fulfils the course requirements will be able to:

CO 1 Explain the features of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).


CO 2 Discuss the syntax and semantics of Java programming.
CO 3 Design Java programs using the interface, polymorphism, packages, classes, and
objects.
CO 4 Describe classes, objects, and interfaces in Java.
CO 5 Develop different types of exceptions using multiple try-and-catch blocks.
CO 6 Develop applets with different parameters and graphics.

10 Detailed Syllabus:
Unit No. CONTENTS CONTACT
HOURS
Unit 1 Introduction: Introduction to OOP, Encapsulation, abstraction, Inheritance, 9
classes, objects, class diagrams, Introduction to Java, Structure of a Java
Program, Creating, compilation, and Running Java Programs using
interpreter, Constants, literals, keywords, variables, identifiers, data Types
Unit 2 Control Structures and Arrays: if, if-else, Loops: while, do-while, nested 9
if-else and loops, Arrays: Declaration and initialization, Use of methods,
passing parameters to methods, Sorting and searching applications, Strings:
Initialization and Manipulation using string-related functions
Unit 3 Classes and Objects, Methods: Class variables, Types of variables: local, 10
class, Instance variable, Constructors: Types of constructors, Methods,
Visibility Labels: public, private, and protected, Inheritance: Super class,
Final method, Static method, Abstract class, Aggregation and composition,
messaging, Multi-threading Programming. Thread Classes, Interface, Thread
Priority, Communication, Synchronization, Deadlock, Uses of Packages,
Creating Interfaces Interface reference, instance of operator, Interface
inheritance, Dynamic method dispatch
Unit 4 Exception Handling and Applets: Introduction to exception handling, 10
Types, Java Try and Catch block, Multiple Catch. Java Custom exceptions,
Lifecycle of Java Applets, Creation of Applets, Parameter Passing to Applets,
Applet Graphics, Examples: Line, Rectangle, Oval, Polygons, etc. Applet
Classes
Unit 5 AWT and Swing: AWT Components and container, Layout managers, 07
Listeners, and Adapter classes, Event Delegation model, Swing: Introduction
to Swing Component and Container Classes
TOTAL 45

Text Books:
Sl. NO. NAME OF AUTHORS/BOOK TITLE/PUBLISHER Edition, Year of
Publication
1 Herbert Schildt., Java Programming, McGraw Hall. 9th Ed., 2017

Reference Books
1 E Balguruswamy, 2019, Programming with Java, McGraw Hall. 6th Ed., 2019

2 John Hubbard, Programming with Java, Schaum Series 2nd Ed.,2004

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