CS 345: Java Programming

Instructor: Ken Magel

Summer Session, 1999

Eckel, Bruce. Thinking in JAVA, Prentice-Hall, 1998.

Sun JAVA Development Kit 1.2 (or 2)

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  1. Class Summaries
  2. Midterm Examination
  3. Sample Programs
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  5. Assignments
  6. Java Style Guide

Summaries

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  29. July 16th

Programs

Programs that come from the CD-ROM attached to the textbook are not listed here. Students should follow the topic schedule provided in the course syllabus to determine which programs from the textbook might be discussed in each period. Those programs should be printed out and brought to class so that they can be annotated as discussed.

Additional Sources

    Java tutorials

  1. The Java Tutorial
  2. ACM's Java Reference
  3. Brewing Java
  4. Java FAQ

    Java Sample Programs

  5. Gamelan
  6. Java World
  7. Sun's JavaSoft
  8. Java Applet Rating Service
  9. Java Developer's Journal
  10. comp.lang.java

Assignments

  1. First Programming Assignment
  2. Second Programming Assignment
  3. Third Programming Assignment
  4. Fourth Programming Assignment

    Due next Period Assignments:

    Remember, all submissions must be typed and are due at the start of class on the date given.
  5. Due: June 10: Explain an example of an inheritance hierarchy that was not given in class. This should be an English description.
  6. Due: June 11: Explain an example where you have already used a client-server application. This should be an English description.
  7. Due: June 15: Exercise 1 on page 146. This should be a Java program, but you do not have to compile, or execute it.
  8. Due: June 17: Exercise 1 on page 187. This should be a Java program, but you do not have to compile, or execute it.
  9. Due: June 18: Exercise 2 on page 187.
  10. Due: June 21: Exercise 2 on page 214.
  11. Due: June 23: Exercise 2 on page 248.
  12. Due: June 25: Exercise 1 on page 321. Provide rodents with eat, sleep, move, and scout methods.
  13. Due: June 28: Explain two applications of inner classes which were not presented in class and are not explained in the textbook.
  14. Due: June 29: Comment the Frog programon pages 309-311 according to our style requirements.
  15. Due: July 2: Explain the tradeoffs between array sets and hash sets.
  16. Due: July 6: Exercise 1 on page 401.
  17. Due: July 7: Exercise 4 on page 438.
  18. Due: July 8: Exercise 1 on page 513.
  19. Due: July 9: Exercise 4 on page 513.
  20. Due: July 12: Exercise 1 on page 749.
  21. Due: July 13: Exercise 3 on page 749.
  22. Due: July 14: Exercise 5 on page 749.
  23. Due: July 15: Comment the Sharing2 program on pages 775 - 778 according to our style requirements.
  24. Due: July 16: Exercise 1 on page 822.