Java Programming CIS 165 01 Fall 2018 Number of Credits: 3 Days Class Meets: Thursdays, 9/6 - 12/20 Meeting Times: 6:00 P.M. to 8:54 P.M. Location: William N. Atkinson Hall, Room 119 Instructor: Holly DeBaeke Contact Phone: 517 438-2880 Contact Email: [email protected]Office Hours: Available by appointment Course Description Students use procedural and object-oriented programming capabilities to design, develop, and test computer programs. Topics covered include control structures, methods, objected-oriented programming, classes, applets, and user interfaces Prerequisite(s) CIS 095 Computer Literacy and MAT 033 Algebra for Statistics or higher Course Goals This course provides a solid foundation of the Java programming language. Integrated with Java syntax, the student will become familiar with programming concepts transferrable across many languages through reading, listening, and hands-on experience. Students will learn stand-alone and web-based applets with Java using the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. 1
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Course DescriptionStudents use procedural and object-oriented programming capabilities to design, develop, and test
computer programs. Topics covered include control structures, methods, objected-oriented programming,
classes, applets, and user interfaces
Prerequisite(s)CIS 095 Computer Literacy and MAT 033 Algebra for Statistics or higher
Course GoalsThis course provides a solid foundation of the Java programming language. Integrated with Java syntax,
the student will become familiar with programming concepts transferrable across many languages
through reading, listening, and hands-on experience.
Students will learn stand-alone and web-based applets with Java using the Eclipse Integrated
Development Environment.
Course ObjectivesThe course goals and objectives incorporate specific Associate Degree Outcomes (ADOs) established by
the JCC Board of Trustees, administration, and faculty. These goals are in concert with four-year
colleges, universities, and reflect input from the professional communities we serve. ADOs guarantee
students achieve goals necessary for graduation credit, transferability, and professional skills needed in
many certification programs. The ADOs and course objectives addressed in this class include the
following:
ADO 3 Demonstrate computational skills and mathematical reasoning
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Textbook Java®: An Introduction to Problem Solving & Programming by Walter Savitch
o 8th Edition (2017)
o 978-0134756400 (Loose Leaf, Student Value Edition) OR
o 978-0134462035 (paperback)
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Text Book Zero! This text is available in a digital format. Please see the links posted on our class Jet Net site. This text is available to rent or purchase in digital format through the JC Bookstore.
ExtrasStudents may wish to bring a USB flash to store files on. Laptops are encouraged.
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Grading ProcedureStudents will be graded based upon participation, homework, quizzes, homework, an individual project,
and two exams (mid-term, final). Grades and feedback can be viewed on JetNet.