AP Computer Science Test Prep - Part 2 - Object Oriented Programming
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This document outlines a hands-on introductory Java programming course offered by NR Computer Learning Center, designed for students to learn essential programming concepts and methodologies. The course covers topics including object-oriented programming, control flow statements, event-driven programming, and file handling, preparing students for a career in software development or certification exams. Prerequisites include basic knowledge of Java or C++.
AP Computer Science Test Prep - Part 2 - Object Oriented Programming
- 1. NR Computer Learning Center 1835 W. Orangewood Ave . #200 . Orange . CA 92868 www.nrclc.com (714) 505-3475
- 3. Course Description This Hands-on introductory-level course enables students to learn the basics of Java programming to build applications This course introduces the modern programming concepts and other design methodologies using Java Discusses the concepts of good software design and methods Design programs using object oriented problem solving techniques Use the concepts of different types of structured programming Learn to use flowchart and pseudo-code to decompose a complex problem Develop algorithms using different methods This is also an excellent introductory course for students who are planning to start a career in software development or planning to take AP Computer Science exam or preparing for Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) Certification Exam. Pre-requisite: Java Basic, C++ or equivalent
- 4. Benefits By the end of the course students will have learned: The basic and object-oriented programming concepts, the Java platform, Know how to use constants, variables and various data types. Create and use methods, classes and instantiate objects from classes. Define blocks and scope of a variable, overload methods and constructors, and work with constants. Draw flowcharts, make decisions by using if ..else and switch statements, use AND, OR, conditional, and NOT operators, and their order of precedence. Manipulate characters and use String methods and the StringBuffer class. Declare, initialize an array, declare and create an array of objects, and search an array. Define event driven programming and handle events with Swing components. Implement inheritance and extend classes, override superclass methods, and use information hiding and protection. Use the JFrame and JPanel class, use the Swing event listeners and Swing components. Throw and catch exceptions, specify and handle exceptions, and trace and create your own exceptions. Use the File class and streams; write to and read from a file.
- 5. Topics Methods and Classes Blocks and scope Method overloading Prewritten imported methods Keyboard input Control flow statements Operators For and nested loops Strings & StringBuffer class Arrays, Arrays of objects Searching, Manipulating and Sorting arrays Two-dimensional arrays Array of objects and comparing objects Event-driven programming Adding sound, images, and animations Inheritance & Superclasses Information hiding and protection Abstract classes Frames, Swing event listeners Layout managers and JPanel Events and event handling Exceptions Error handling methods Files and streams Input and output Animations
- 6. Register at: NR Computer Learning Center 1835 W. Orangewood Ave, #200, Orange, Ca 92868 Or www.nrclc.com Or Call: (714) 505-3475