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Topic outline
- Welcome Note
Welcome Note
Greetings Students.
I am Sumit Kumar Banshal, PhD, welcoming you to Object Oriented Programming Course.
I hope we will learn together to enrich ourselves, and together, we can make this journey memorable.
May the Almighty grant you peace and happiness always.
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Course Rationale
Philosophy of Object Oriented Programming (OOP); Advantages of OOP over structured programming; Encapsulation; Classes and objects; Access specifies; Static and non-static members; Constructors, destructors and copy constructors; Array of objects, object pointers, and object references; Inheritance: single and multiple inheritance; Polymorphism: overloading, abstract classes, virtual functions and overriding; Exceptions; Object Oriented I/O; Template functions and classes; Multi-threaded Programming. Memory models, the message based philosophy.
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Course Objective
- To be able to identify problems and apply object-oriented programming concept to build information system
- To be able to apply UML notations used in object-oriented applications design.
- To be able to implement common I/O operations using Java
- To be able to implement event-driven graphical user interfaces (GUI) in Java
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Course Outcomes
(CO’s)
Grading Scheme
Theory Class
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Lab Class
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Attendance: 7%
Class Tests/Quizzes: 15%
Assignment: 5%
Presentation : 8%
Midterm Exam: 25%
Final Exam: 40%
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Lab Attendance: 10%
Lab Performance Test: 25%
Assignment + Viva: 10%
Project: 25%
Lab Final: 30%
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Text Book and Reference Book
Online Tutorials
YouTube Link for learning Java Basic Programming
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- Quiz , Assignments and Project
Quiz , Assignments and Project
- Week 1: Introduction
Week 1: Introduction
Topics of discussion
- Introduction and importance of Object Oriented Programming; Applications
- Basic concepts of OOP: Object, Class, Instance Variables and Methods
Expected Learning Outcome
- Appreciate OOP
- Apply OOP general concept to model real life scenarios
Week-01 Plan
Week plan
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Topics
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Materials
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Week-01: Lecture-01
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Introduction and importance of Object Oriented Programming; Applications
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OOP_Lecture-1_Video Part_1 of 3
Video Lecture - Part 2/3
Video Lecture - Part 3/3
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Week-01: Lecture-02
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Basic concepts of OOP: Class, Object, Method, Instance variable
Basic Features of OOP: Abstraction. Encapsulation, Ploymorphism and Inheritance
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Week-01: Lab - 01
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Basic Java Programming
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Lab -01
Discussion About The OOP Course Arrangement in BLC Forum
Restricted Not available unless: You belong to any group
Discussion on the topics covered in Week-01 Forum
Restricted Not available unless: You belong to any group
- Week 2: OOP Implementation
Week 2: OOP Implementation
Topics of discussion
- OOP Implementation
- Basic on Java programming
- Course Project Team and discussion on presentation and deliverables
Expected Learning Outcome
- Understand OOP implementation
- Writing basic Java programs
- Team formation for the course project
Week-02 Plan
Week plan
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Topics
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Materials
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Week-02: Lecture-03
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1. Lecture_3.1- Java Introduction, Keywords, data types, identifiers 2. Lecture_3.2- Operators And control statements in Java
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Slides:1. Lecture_3.1-Java Introduction, Keywords, data types, identifiers
2. Lecture_3.2- Operators And control statements in Java ============================
Recorded Video
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Week-02: Lecture-04
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1. Lecture_3.3- Java variables, Modifiers
2. Lecture_3.4-Scanner class
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Slides:1. Lecture_3.3- Java variables, Modifiers
2. Lecture_3.4-Scanner class ===================== Recorded Video1. 1. Lecture_3.3- Java variables, Modifiers (Part 1 of 3) 2. Lecture_3.3- Java variables, Modifiers (Part 2 of 3) 3. Lecture_3.3- Java variables, Modifiers (Part 3 of 3)
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Week-02: Lab - 02
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Lab Task-2: Scanner Class, Control Statements,Loops in Java
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Discuss on Week-02 content if you have any problem and confusion.
- Week 3: Working with OOP
Week 3: Working with OOP
Topics of discussion
- Class and Objects; Constructors
- UML Modeling notations for class
- Encapsulation applications
- Project Discussion and execution plan
- Quiz #01
Expected Learning Outcome
- Create class and using objects
- Selection of project topic by team
Week-03 Plan
Week plan
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Topics
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Materials
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Week-03: Lecture-05
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- Object and Class Creation
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Slide: ================================
Recorded Video: ********************************** - Video: Array of Objects with Insert and Display Methods
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Source Code: - Box and Student Class
- Code of Person Class
- UML of Person Class
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Week-03: Lecture-06
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- Methods in Java
- Method Overloading
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Recorded Video:Topic - 1: Method
Topic - 2: Method Overloading
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Source Code: - Java Method
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Week-03: Lab - 03
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Array, Type conversion and Math Class in Java
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Slide:
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Recorded Video:==========================
Source Code: Click Here
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Lab Task - 3: Click Here
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- Week 4: Working with Methods
Week 4: Working with Methods
Topics of discussion
- Basic IO and String classes
- Array in Java
- Define method and working with methods
Expected Learning Outcome
- OOP Programming using java
- Ability to define object with its behavior
Discussion on Week-04 Forum
Restricted Not available unless: You belong to any group
Discuss on Week-04 content if you have any problem and confusion.
- Week 5: Working with Encapsulation and Inheritance
Week 5: Working with Encapsulation and Inheritance
Topics of discussion
- Inheritance in Java
- Overriding and Overloading
Expected Learning Outcome
- Understanding on inheritance
- Problem solving using inheritance
Course Survey before Mid term
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- Week 6: Working with Polymorphism
Week 6: Working with Polymorphism
Topics of discussion
- Polymorphism using Java
- Exercise for polymorphism
- Review discussion
Expected Learning Outcome
- Problem solving using Java
- Writing code for multiple inheritance in Java
- Week-07 Mid-Term Examination
Week-07 Mid-Term Examination
- Week 8: Working with Exception Handling
Week 8: Working with Exception Handling
Topics of discussion
- Exception Handling in Java
- Problem Solving using Exception Handling
Expected Learning Outcome
- Ability to apply exception handling in Java
- Problem solving using exception handling
Week-08 Plan
Week plan
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Topics
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Materials
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Week-08: Lecture-12 | Exception Handling in Java
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Slide: Lecture- 12: Exception Handling in Java
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Week-08: Lecture-13 |
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Source Code:
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Week-08: Lab - 08 |
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- Week-9: Review on Polymorphism
Week-9: Review on Polymorphism
- Week 10: Course Project Discussion
Week 10: Course Project Discussion
- Week 11: Review Week
- Week-13: Final Presentation and Lab Final
Week-13: Final Presentation and Lab Final
- Week-14: Final Examination
Week-14: Final Examination