Programming 1

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The requirement for course A0B36PR1 can be fulfilled by substitution with the course B0B36PRP.

It is not possible to register for the course A0B36PR1 if the student is concurrently registered for or has previously completed the course AE0B36PR1 (mutually exclusive courses).

The requirement for course A0B36PR1 can be fulfilled by substitution with the course AE0B36PR1.

It is not possible to register for the course A0B36PR1 if the student is concurrently registered for or has previously completed the course B0B36PRP (mutually exclusive courses).

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Department of Computer Science

Synopsis:

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.

Requirements:

Syllabus of lectures:

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

Syllabus of tutorials:

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

Study Objective:

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 defense

Study materials:

[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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Further information:

http://edux.feld.cvut.cz/courses/A0B36PR1/

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: