Syllabus
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
Rowan Seminar CS 04.113.2
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Meeting:
- Tue. & Thu. 5:00 - 6:15 p.m. Bozorth 118
- Wed. Lab 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Robinson 325
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Objectives:
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Learn fundamental concepts of object-oriented software development
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Write programs using the Java Programming Language
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Learn some fundamental concepts of Computer Science
- Discover whether you are in the right major.
- This is your
Rowan Seminar, designed to help you make the adjustment
to college successfully.
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Prerequisites: Must be a Computer Science major
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Textbook: Objects First with Java, using BlueJ,
fourth edition,
by Barnes and Kolling (Prentice-Hall)
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Instructor: Prof. Seth Bergmann, Computer Science Dept.
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Office: Robinson, 3rd floor, Room 330C
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Office Hours www.rowan.edu/~bergmann
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Phone: 256-4500 ext. 3197
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email: bergmann@rowan.edu
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Web: www.rowan.edu/~bergmann
- Topics covered in class and
Labs are available on the web.
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Grades
are posted on the web*
(see the ground rules):
- Class demos and notes are available on the Rowan Network at:
o:\openarea\students\Computer Science\Bergmann\IOOP\Demos
and at demos or notes
on the web.
- All students will need to refer to the
Java Class Library API
- Individual help is available at the
Tutoring
Center in Savitz Hall.
- Explanation of Object Diagrams
- There is much useful information at the
Rowan Computer Science web site.
- All students should be aware of
University Academic Policies
* Grades are posted by confidential id code, but students may opt to have their grades omitted from the posting.