Information Technology Applications

The course is a substitute for:

Information Technology Applications (X36AVT)

Lecturer:

Tutor:

Supervisor:

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Synopsis:

The aim of the lectures is to obtain an overview of basic applications of information technology. The lectures comprise three parts. The first one refers to modern technologies of programming, the object oriented approach (classes, interfaces, exceptions, events, GUI and applets). This part is a summary and survey of knowledge in basic algorithm design and their implementation. The second part deals with an introduction to modern information technologies, which are a part of computer literacy - data base, calculation tables, computer graphics, operating systems and above all with Internet. The last part goes into the keystones of language C, as essential for further study.

Requirements:

To get credits students have to finish two simple projects, a semester work with a defense.

Syllabus of lectures:

1. Classes and objects.

2. Classes and interfaces.

3. Exceptions.

4. Events, principles.

5. GUI.

6. Applets.

7. Internet, principles.

8. Web, web page design.

9. Database technology.

10. Operating systems principles.

11. Computer graphics principles.

12. Computer graphics applications.

13. Basic programming in language „C“.

14. Analyses of „C“ programs.

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Summarizing of algorithms in Java, introductory test.

2. Operating systems, UNIX.

3. Object approach, classes I.

4. Object approach, classes II.

5. Object approach, exceptions I.

6. Object approach, exceptions II.

7. GUI I.

8. GUI II.

9. Applets I.

10. Applets II.

11. Web pages design I.

12. Web pages design II.

13. Computer graphics I.

14. Computer graphics II.

Study Objective:

Study materials:

1. Jelínek, Halaška, Trdlička, Žára: Application of computing, selected readings, 2004, in Czech

2. Herout, P.: Java texts, Kopp, 1999 , in Czech

3. Herout, P.: Java, GUI, Kopp, 2001, in Czech

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Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: