CS 209 - Programming in Java

• design, write, debug, and execute applets and programs in Java using one of the popular development environments;
• design, write, debug, and execute applets and programs in Java using an object-oriented approach;
• design, write, and debug applets in Java that run in a World Wide Web browser such as Microsoft Explorer, or Mozilla;
• use the existing standard Java class libraries and their Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to develop applets and programs in Java;
• design, write, and debug applets and programs in Java that include use of class data members and member methods;
• use the standard Java data types (e.g., integers, double, arrays) to write applets and programs in Java;
• use the standard Java control structures to write applets and programs in Java; and
• design, write, and debug applets and programs in Java that use a multi-level class hierarchy and inheritance;
• design, write, and debug applets and programs in Java that use method and variable overriding and overloading;
• design, write, and debug applets and programs in Java that include graphics components;
• design, write, and debug applets and programs in Java that include graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and components;
• design, write, and debug applets and programs in Java that use files and streams;
• design, write, and debug applets and programs in Java that consist of applications in other disciplines such as the sciences, engineering and business;
• write documentation that is included in the internal program modules;
• TECHNOLOGY OBJECTIVES: Students will be able to demonstrate “hands on” proficiency in using state-of-the-art computer software tools and languages to accomplish the above course objectives. All of the above course objectives involve the use of computer and information technology.