IC211: Object Oriented Programming
IC211 teaches students about the fundaments of object-oriented
programming. Topics include the use of classes, inheritance, and
polymorphism within Java and other languages.
Imported libraries support the brunt of the
program's weight, just as the frame of the car
gives it strength it needs to act.
Custom classes defined by the programmer
give flexibility to the program, in much the same
way that a car's suspension handles the bumps
in the road.
Encapsulation allows a programmer to divide a program into objects called
“classes”, in order to control how they are accessed/modified. Inheritance
enables these classes to acquire attributes and behaviors from each other.
Combine these two skills and you’ll really be firing on all cylinders!