CPS 161: An Introduction to Programming with Java
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Keywords
Programming,Java,Looping,logic,string manipulation,Object-oriented,constructors,polymorphism,abstract classes,interfaces,exceptions,GUI,Graphical User Interface
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Authors
Hasselbach, Clarence
Date Submitted
2015
Material Type
Secondary Material Type
Animation
Assessment Tool
Assignment
Collection
Development Tool
Drill and Practice
Presentation
Quiz/Test
Reference Material
Simulation
Syllabus
Tutorial
Workshop and Training Material
Assessment Tool
Assignment
Collection
Development Tool
Drill and Practice
Presentation
Quiz/Test
Reference Material
Simulation
Syllabus
Tutorial
Workshop and Training Material
Institution
Industry Partner
Google – has been involved with curriculum development, review, and recommendations, and placement planning recommendations.
Magnetic (formerly MyBuys) – has been involved with curriculum review and recommendations, and placement planning recommendations.
Nexient – has collaborated with us in career fairs, strategic planning meetings and specialized recruiting events, hired participants.
Quicken Loans – has been involved with placement planning and specialized recruiting events.
Magnetic (formerly MyBuys) – has been involved with curriculum review and recommendations, and placement planning recommendations.
Nexient – has collaborated with us in career fairs, strategic planning meetings and specialized recruiting events, hired participants.
Quicken Loans – has been involved with placement planning and specialized recruiting events.
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CC BY
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Additional Public Access
Abstract
In this course, students are introduced to the Java programming language. Looping, conditional logic and string manipulation are some of the basic programming concepts covered. Object-oriented concepts are covered such as constructors, polymorphism, abstract classes, interfaces and exceptions. Graphical user interface (GUI) topics are minimally covered. CPS 261 will cover these topics in depth. Prior programming experience is recommended. Students who have no programming experience should consider taking CPS 120.