Subject description - AE0B36PR1
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| AE0B36PR1 | Programming 1 | ||
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| Roles: | Extent of teaching: | 2P+2C | |
| Department: | 13136 | Language of teaching: | EN |
| Guarantors: | Mannová B. | Completion: | Z,ZK |
| Lecturers: | Mannová B. | Credits: | 6 |
| Tutors: | Mannová B. | Semester: | Z |
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https://moodle.fel.cvut.cz/courses/AE0B36PR1Anotation:
The aim of the course is to teach the students: basic interactions with user interface and to program development system, introduction to JAVA, basic control flow structures and data structures, functions, arrays, object-oriented programming concepts, streams and files. The students are able to construct and debug a simple program in Java.Study targets:
Semestral project focused on a complex task - type of a simple database with a possibility of text input/output, items modification and deleting; a table shape. Three phases of supervision: assignment of semester task and consultation, consultation on degree of completion, closing demonstration and defenseCourse outlines:
| 1. | Basic terms of information technology and computer technology, operating systems, software, compiler, interpreter, programming languages, syntax, semantics | |
| 2. | Java conception, basic properties, course and trends, introduction in the language, program processing, byte code | |
| 3. | Program structure in Java, program construction, program debugging, Java development kit, 4. Basic properties of imperative programming, algorithm development, variables, operators, simple data objects, assignment | |
| 5. | Expressions, I/O- reading and writing, control flow structures, conditions, loops, iteration | |
| 6. | Functions, procedures, parameters, parameter passing, static variables, local variables, block, memory management for functions and variables, heap, stack | |
| 7. | Array, reference variable, array as a parameter, function of array type | |
| 8. | Decomposition of problem into sub-problems, principle of recursion and iteration | |
| 9. | Implementation of tables and sets by means of array, multidimensional array, collections, containers in Java | |
| 10. | Principles of object-oriented programming, classes, class as a programming unit, class as an origin of data type, static and instance variable | |
| 11. | Structure of the object, dynamic character of objects, constructors, constructor properties, instance of a class, overloading, authorized access | |
| 12. | Classes, inheritance, hierarchy of classes, composition, abstract classes, polymorphism, | |
| 13. | Files and streams, file as a sequence of bytes, introduction to exceptions, writing/reading of primitive types, primitive types and objects (strings), objects, serialization | |
| 14. | Reserve |
Exercises outline:
| 1. | Introduction to computing system of the university | |
| 2. | Introduction to program development system | |
| 3. | Structure of the program in Java | |
| 4. | Debugging of trivial tasks in program development system, running out of it | |
| 5. | Program sequences, input, output, control flow structures | |
| 6. | Cycles | |
| 7. | Arrays, assignment of a semester task | |
| 8. | Non-simple problem solving, decomposition problem to sub-problems | |
| 9. | Functions and procedures | |
| 10. | Classes and objects I 11.Classes and objects II | |
| 12. | Files and streams | |
| 13. | Test | |
| 14. | Credit |
Literature:
| [1] | Zakhour, S: The Java Tutorial: A Short Course on the Basics, 4th Edition, Amazon, 2006 | |
| [2] | Hawlitzek, F: Java 2, Addison-Wesley, 2000 | |
| [3] | Eckel, B: Thinking in Java 2, Prentice Hall, 2000 |
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