- Level: 3
- Lectures: Monday - 12:00 & Thursday - 12:00
- To introduce the fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming.
- To reinforce understanding of these concepts by studying Java.
- To develop the ability to analyse a software problem using the UML object-oriented methodology.
Credits: 3
Duration: 12 Weeks
Course Organiser: Prof. Peter Gray
Course Database Entry
Course Overview
Announcements
28/11/01 - Assignment 2 NOW AVAILABLE SEE BELOW (Check date of update Nov 28).NOTE - you can now demo code previously handed in, at practical in week following the official handin date - see Assignment for details.
NOTE - DON'T WASTE PAPER see Assignment handin details.
17/11/01 - Assignment 1 Sample answer now available HERE
14/11/01 - Solution to "input/output streams and utility classes" practical now available
10/10/2001 - Additional slides on vectors and toString() method added from this weeks lecture
Course Overview
- Lecturing Staff: P M D Gray
Locations: Meston 2 for both
Practicals: Wed 1-3 OR Thu 3-5 OR Fri 9-11
Location: Computing Science 204
Course Objectives:
Teaching Materials
- Java
Lecture Slides + Additions
UML Class Diagram Slides(Word)
Assignments
Assignment 2 - Deadline: Friday, December 7 @ 12:00
These deadlines are one day later than those previously announced in the
Course Overview
handout.
NEW - FAQ's on Assignment 2;
Past EXAM PAPERS
(WORD .doc file) January 2001
(Compressed Postscript files)
Java Resources
- Java
Tutorial
Web-based Java tutorial - extensive.
Local
Java Resources
Details of locally available resources, including: the Java Development
Kit (JDK); Sun's Forte for Java.
Sun Microsystems - The Home of Java
Background information; documentation; sample applets (including source
code); and LOTS of other stuff...
Gamelan
- Java Developers Site
HUGE resource of Java programs. Good place to get ideas!
Peter
Gray |
Staff & Students |
Computing
Science
University
of Aberdeen
Last updated: November 2
2001
pgray@csd.abdn.ac.uk
