Computer (programming language) 4th Semester Course Outline

Computer (programming language) 4^th Semester Course Outline

Bangladesh Polytechnic Institute

Technology: Computer

Semester: 4th

Sub. Name: programming language 02 (6642)

Course Outline

Class No.	Discussion and Explanation of Topics/ Titles	Remarks
Class-1	Write program for developing color image using above graphics functions.  State the procedure of saving and loading an image in C.  Show the procedure to move text string on the screen
Class-2	Understand the principles of program Utilities in C  Describe the principle of detecting a function key with software interrupt.  Show the use of system timer in C.  Describe the creation of mouse pointer in C.
Class-3	State the procedure of showing text and numeric values in graphics mode  Show the procedure of moving object in C  Show the procedure of creating 3D object in C
Class-4	Understand the concept of object oriented programming (OOP)  Describe the software evolution.  Mention the drawbacks of traditional programming.  Understanding I/O Operations  Describe the Byte stream and Character Stream Classes.  Describe the Reading Console Input and Writing Console Output
Class-5	State the terms used in OOP-objects, classes, data abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance,  polymorphism, message passing, and dynamic binding.  Mention the constructors for creating File objects.  Describe the Reading and Writing files in java.  Describe flowchart of a complete java streams
Class-6	Feedback
Class-7	Feedback
Class-8	Mention the name of some the OOP languages.  State the benefits of OOP.  Mention the application of OOP.  Describe the Random Access File Streams.  Write java programs relating I/O operation
Class-9	Understand the overview of C++.  Write the features of C++ as OOP.  Describe the structure of C++ program
Class-10	Feedback
Class-11	Class Test
Class-12	State the features of classes in C++  Describe the function overloading.  Describe the Input /Output Stream (IOS) and related classes of C++
Class-13	Describe constructor, copy constructor, destructor and friend functions in C++.  Write sample I/O program using C++ functions.  Understand the features of Java  Describe the history of Java.  Describe Java development environment steps.
Class-14	Describe Java development environment steps.  Mention the applications of Java.  Describe programming style and convention of Java.  Describe white space, identifiers, literals, comments, separators and keywords of Java
Class-15	Understand the use of Data types, Variables, Arrays, Operators and Control Statements in Java  State the data types (primitives, non-primitive and literals) of Java programs.  Describe the declaration and dynamic initialization of variables in ava.  Describe the scope and lifetime of variables in java.  State the process of accepting input from a user and option panes
Class-16	Describe the control flow statements in Java.  Describe the use of arrays in Java.  Write Java programs using arrays, operators and control statements.
Class-17	Understand Classes, Objects, Methods, and Constructors in Java  Describe the declaration (syntax) of class and object in Java.  State for assigning an object reference variables.  Define Method with syntax
Class-18	State the procedure of adding Method to class.  Describe the advantages of Method.  Describe the overloading Method in java
Class-19	Feedback
Class-20	Feedback
Class-21	Model Test
Class-22	Describe the constructor and overloading constructor in java.  Explain the instance variable hiding, and garbage collection.  Write java programs relating to class, object, method and constructor.
Class-23	Understand the inheritance and polymorphism  Define super class and sub class.  Describe the multilevel hierarchy of inheritance.  Describe the overridden methods in java.
Class-24	Describe dynamic run-time polymorphism in java.  Describe the abstract and object classes in java.  Mention the uses of final keyword.  Write java programs relating to inheritance and polymorphism
Class-25	Understand Packages and Interfaces  Define the packages with syntax  Describe the function of packages  Mention the different levels of class member access.  Define the interfaces with syntax.  Describe the Annotations with example.  Describe the different types of built-in annotations.  11.7 Mention the restrictions of annotations.
Class-26	Describe the implementation of interfaces.  Explain the nested interfaces.  Describe the variables in interfaces.  Write java programs that related to package and interface.  Understand multithreaded programming  Define multithreaded programming with syntax.  Mention the different between processed-based and thread-based multitasking  Mention the several methods of thread class with state diagram.  Describe the way to create the several types of thread.
Class-27	Describe the minimum, default and maximum thread priorities.  Describe the synchronization interthread communication method.  Describe the suspending, resuming and stopping threads.  Write java programs using multithreaded programming method.  Understand Enumerations, Autoboxing, and Annotations (Metadata)  Define enumeration with syntax.  Mention the different between values () and value of () methods.  Describe the type wrappers in java program.  Describe the different types of Autoboxing/Unboxing.
Class-28	Feedback

Reference Book:-

1. The Complete Reference of Java- Herbert Schildt

2. JAVA How to Program- P.J. Deitel and H.M. Deitel

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Related URL links :

http://www.informit.com/library/content.aspx?b=STY_Java2_24hours&seqNum=24

Teacher Name: Mst. Abida Sultana Mob.No: 01765 07 40 14

http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/JavaIntro/contents.htmlinks

http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/java/java.html

http://java.sun.com/ : Java Development Kit, Development tools, Java Tutorial

http://www.eclipse.org/ : A vendor-neutral open development platform and application frameworks for building software

http://www.uml.org/: UML resources

http://www.bruceeckel.com/ .Free electronic version of the book