Lecture 39
Lecture 0: Course SyllabusComp419 Advanced ProgrammingMohammed
[email protected] October 2013Arba Minch UniversityArba
Minch Institute of TechnologyDepartment of Computer Science &
ITComp419 Advanced Programming#Course DescriptionThe course
introduces Fundamentals of java programming language.Object
oriented programming concepts with java.Java network
programming.Java Database Connectivity (JDBC). Event driven and
multithreaded programming concepts.RMI concepts.Servlets.
Comp419 Advanced Programming#2Page #Course ObjectivesAt the end
of the course students will be able to:Understand fundamentals of
java programming language. Understand object oriented programming
concepts with java.Understand and explain socket programming.Learn
to use JDBC for communicating with databases and how to work with
SQL Result sets. Learn how to write an application that uses event
driven and multithreaded programming concept.Understand and use RMI
concepts.Understand Servlets
Comp419 Advanced Programming#Course Content (Contd)Comp419
Advanced ProgrammingChapter 3: Java AWT and SwingConcepts of AWT
and SwingFrame, Label, Button, TextField, ComboBox,JFrame, JLabel,
JButton, JTextField, JComboBox,Event HandlingChapter 4: Exception
Handling and I/OExceptions and Assertions Streams and File
I/OChapter 5: Networking in JavaIntroduction Sockets and
Ports,Implementing Servers and Clients in Java
#Course Content (Contd)Comp419 Advanced ProgrammingChapter 6:
Java Database ProgrammingOverview of JDBCJDBC DriversStatements and
Prepared StatementsConnecting to a Database: Results setsChapter 7:
Remote Method Invocation (RMI)Overview of RMIThe RMI RegistryThe
Remote InterfaceImplementing RMI#Course Content (Contd)Comp419
Advanced ProgrammingChapter 8: Threads (Discussion and Debate
Topic)Introductions to threads Thread SchedulingCreating a
ThreadSynchronizationChapter 9: Servlets (Discussion and Debate
Topic)Using ServletsDynamic HTMLSemanticsGenericServletHttpServlet
APIClient/Server Communication#Assessment &
ReferencesAssessment: Continuous
AssessmentAssignment(s)25%Mid30%Final Exam45% References List:Paul
Deitel& Harvey Deitel (2012). Java How to Program (9thEd.).
USA: Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Prentice HallJames F.
Kurose &Kieth W. Ross (2005). Computer Networking A Top-Down
Approach Featuring the Internet (3rd Ed.). Singapore: Pearson
Education Inc.Jan Graba (2007). An Introduction to Network
Programming with Java. USA: Springer Science+Business Media,
LLCElliotte R.Harold (2005). Java Network Programming (3rd Ed.).
USA: O'ReillyHerbert Schildt (2002). JavaTM 2: The Complete
Reference (5th Ed.). Osborne: McGraw-HillComp419 Advanced
Programming#Rules & RequirementsComp419 Advanced ProgrammingYou
are expected to attend all the lecture and lab sessions properly
and regularly.Ask for permission if you are unable to attend a
class for any reason up first.Try not to be late.Feel free to raise
your questions and doubts anytime anywhere.Last but no least- MAKE
THE CLASS INTERACTIVE#Questions, Comments, Doubts ??? Comp419
Advanced Programming... finally #
