Lecture 1
Java Programming
Arne Kutzner
Hanyang University / Seoul Korea
Literature
Walter Savitch
Absolute Java
(4th Edition)
Addison Wesley,
2003
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Contact
• Contact data:
– E-Mail
– Phone
– Office
kutzner@hanyang.ac.kr
2220 2397
Room 77-714
• Slides of the course are available for
download at itbe.hanyang.ac.kr
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Prof. Dr. Arne Kutzner / Weekly Schedule 2014.1
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
9:00 – 10:30
Concepts of
Prg. Lang.
10:30-11:45
10:30 – 12:00
Concepts of
Prg. Lang.
10:30-11:45
12:00 – 13:30
13:30 – 15:00
OO(Java)–
Programming
13:00-14:15
C–
Programming
13:00-14:45
C–
Programming
14:30-16:15
15:00 – 16:30
16:30 – 18:00
OO(Java) –
Programming
16:30-17:45
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Goals
• Introduction to Java and the basic
concepts behind Java
– Understanding of the notions Object,
Class and Inheritance
– Training of basic Java-programming-skills
as preparation for later project work / term
project
– Basic knowledge about algorithms and
programming techniques
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Week
Provisional Schedule
2
Compilation and Execution of JAVA-programs
3
Primitive Data Types and Operator Precedence etc.
4
Control Statements, Methods (Functions), Recursion
5
Objects and Classes
6
Inheritance and Class Hierarchies (Object class)
7
Polymorphism, Dynamic Binding, Type Casting
8
Midterm Examination
9
Arrays, Linear Search versus Binary Search
10
Strings, StringBuffer Class, Character Encodings
11
Exception Handling, final clause
12
Input/Output, Streams, Random File I/O, Object Serialization
13
Multithreading, Thread Synchronization
14
Introduction to GUI-Programming in JAVA
15
Final Examination
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Structure of the Course
• Lecture
– At home students should repeat the stuff of
every class by studying the proposed
pages in the textbook in combination with
the given slides
• Homework Assignments
– Homework is for the preparation of
midterm and final examination
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Composition of Final Grade /
Computation of max. reachable points
Midterm Examination
30 %
Final Examination
40 %
Homework Reports
20 %
10 %
Attendance
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Grading Rules / Grade Computation
limitations with respect to
numbers of participants
Grade A
at least 85% of max.
reachable points
required
max 40 %
max 80%
Grade B
at least 70% of max.
reachable points
required
Grade C
at least 55% of max.
reachable points
required
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New Attendance Management
• Attendance check will be at beginning of
class.
• Latecomers can request an attendance
code for delayed registration.
– The code has to be mailed together with
name and student-number to the TA.
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Some Remarks …
• Java is (like C#) a very important
Programming Language (Environment) in the
context of E-Business / E-Commerce
applications
• nowadays in the context of many jobs it is
expected that you have at least some basic
knowledge about Java/C#
• English is an important communication
Medium in today's global world. Try to
improve your English skills by active listening.
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Some final words ...
How to become a
proper Student ?
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please . . .
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come „on time“ !
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