Object-Oriented Programming with Java (R0317), 5 op

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 Study unit                            Object-Oriented Programming with Java (R0317), 5.0
 Implementation                        CCA1711: 1/2017-2018 (28.08.2017 - 22.12.2017)
 Type                                  SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING (R059)
 Groups                                Primary: CCA17SY Others :
 Involved in the project
 Lecturers
 Number of participants                Minimum: Maximum:
 Enrolment period                      15.05.2017 08:00 - 31.05.2017
 Main timing for implementation        On working days during daytime
 Applicabililty                        For exchange students: Yes For elective studies: No Open UAS student:
                                       No Suitable for virtual UAS: No

 Teachers                              De Arruda Camara Antonius (Teacher in charge)
 Campus                                Laurea Leppävaara
 Main location for implementation      At the campus
 Implementation method                 Optima realization/student group Language: English Virtuality: 0 cr Integration of
                                       R&D: 0 cr
 Implementation class                  LbD supporting knowledge and skills development
 Focus areas                           No connection to focus areas
 Evaluation at the latest              22.01.2018 Storing of graded material ends.: 22.12.2018
 Exam days

 Having completed the study unit the   The student is able to
 student is able to                    ●      apply the principles of Object-Orientation programming
                                       ●      design Object-Oriented applications using standard modeling methods
                                       ●      use functionality from off-the-shelf libraries when developing an own application
 Previous studies
 Previous studies, more information    First year Tiko/BIT ICT courses: Fundamentals of programming (any language), Basics
                                       of relational databases and SQL.Students should have an own computer to install the
                                       development environment and do the development work.
 Learning objectives                   This course is targeted to students that want to extend the basic programming skills
                                       learned during the first year of studies or want to pursue careers in web/mobile
                                       application development. In the web/mobile app development job market, knowledge of
                                       Object-Oriented programming techniques is a necessary pre-requisite as many
                                       commonly used development frameworks are based on Object-Oriented principles (ex:
                                       Android SDK, PHP Symfony, PHP Laravel, Java Spring).In this course students will
                                       extend their java programming skills with object-oriented programming techniques. The
                                       learning process will be based on a personal project to implement a java desktop
                                       application. Students can freely decide the purpose and topic of the application. Besides
                                       applying object-oriented programming principles, students will also learn methods to
                                       design object-oriented applications, how to access relational databases with JDBC, and
                                       how to use the Swing toolkit to implement User Interfaces.The java applications
                                       developed in this course are expected to be simple desktop applications consisting of
                                       few screens where the user can read data from the database, insert data, update data, and
                                       delete data. The application's user interface should contain standard UI elements such as
                                       text boxes, drop-down lists, and command-buttons.
 Contents                              ●       Application of Object-Oriented programming principles in the implementation of
                                               an own application
                                       ●       Database access with JDBC
                                       ●       Eclipse IDE
                                       ●       GUI implementation with Swing and Eclipse WindowBuilder plugin

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 Study material                    Besides the material provided by the teacher during the contact sessions, students can
                                   make use of a diverse range of resources. For example:Beginning Java Programming:
                                   The Object-Oriented Approach, Baesens Bart, Wiley, 2015 (Link to Ebook Central:
                                   http://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/laurea/reader.action?docID=1895071)Java 2 -
                                   Ohjelmoinnin peruskirja, Kosonen Pekka, Docendo, 2008
 Tutoring and communication        OptimaLectures and course material are in English. Finnish students (Tiko) can return
                                   material in Finnish and can communicate with the teacherin Finnish
 Evaluation criteria and methods   Evaluation will be based on the outcomes of the students personal project (java desktop
                                   application). There will be no exams.Students will implement a personal project (Java
                                   desktop application) based on the targets and criteria specified by the teacher. During the
                                   project work, students will collect points from completing different project targets
                                   according to the set criteria and deadlines. The final grade will be based on the total
                                   points collected by the student. There will be no exams.
 Other arrangements                Attendance to the first contact session is compulsory. Students that do not attend the first
                                   contact session and do not inform the teacher in advance will be removed from the
                                   course. The unused study-places will then be offered to students that are on the
                                   enrolments waiting list.Attendance to other contact sessions is not compulsory and it is
                                   optional. Contact sessions will be offered to support students learning process (theory,
                                   workshops, development environment, personal project). The course will not have
                                   contact sessions every week. Students should check in ASIO the reserved dates, and in
                                   Optima the content of each contact session.If a student misses contact sessions it is still
                                   possible to complete the course, provided that the student is able to independently learn
                                   the topics and comply with the requirements and deadlines of the personal project work.




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