4003-707-02 Advanced Programming
Course Description and Outcomes

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Prerequisites
Outcomes

The goal of the course is to introduce the language Java. Topics include class design and implementation, inheritance, exceptions, files, threads, Swing, network programming, and remote method invocation. Object-oriented technology will be used to design and implement software solutions. Programming assignments are an integral part of the course.

• Object oriented programming ability
• C programming ability

• Students will be able to analyze the performance of algorithms such as those used for searching and sorting.
  Evaluation: Quizzes, exams
   
• Students will be able to apply the collection classes from a collection framework library to software designs.
  Evaluation: Programming projects, quizzes, exams
   
• Students will be able to design multithreaded programs and follow their execution.
  Evaluation: Programming projects, quizzes, exams
   
• Students will be able to design and implement software applications that use graphical user interfaces, are designed around an event-driven paradigm, and employ common visual components such as windows, buttons, text fields, and menus.
  Evaluation: Programming projects, quizzes, exams
   
• Students will be able to write programs requiring stream-oriented communication between programs running on separate computers connected by a reliable network.
  Evaluation: Programming projects, quizzes, exams

Advanced Programming • 4003-707-02 • Fall Quarter 2008

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