Java程序辅导

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Meetings: 4-14 4-28 5-12 5-19 6-2 6-9 6-23
Description
CSC 170 Introduction to Programming: A study of problem-solving, algorithm development, and programming
using a high-level programming language.
Narrative
This is the second course in the computer science sequence and provides an introduction to programming in an
object-oriented environment (OOP), in this case, the widely used language Java. Object-oriented programming is a
dramatically new approach to programming that emphasizes objects and communication between objects as the
way to solve problems, in contrast with the older approach.
Instructor
Larry Crockett (Ph.D., Minnesota) is Professor of Computer Science and directed the Honors Program for 16 years.
He is also an avid motorcyclist and musician. Office: Sverdrup 203b; Office phone: 612-330-1060; Email:
crockett@augsburg.edu.
Course Requirements
1. Attendance and class participation: 20%. You are required to be at both plenary and lab sessions and to be
active during class. Two absences can result in a grade reduction. You cannot pass the course if you miss three or
more meetings. 
2. Homeworks: 40% of the grade. Assignments should be read ahead of time. Homeworks, printed and stapled,
are due before the day is over, which means you have time to work on problems that you did not successfully
complete on your own. No late homeworks accepted, but the lowest homework will be dropped.
3. Quizzes: 40% of the grade. Each quiz is worth up to 20 points. There are no makeups, but the lowest quiz
score will be dropped. Quizzes will be at 3:30 during the Lab time, after individual tutoriing time 1:15-3:15,
except for the final quiz, which will be at 1 pm.
Course Text
Deitel and Deitel, Java: How to Program (9th edition). Earlier editions
should work all right and are cheaper.
Geraci, Apocalyptic AI: Visions of Heaven in Robotics, Artificial Intelligence,
and Virtual Reality (Oxford University Press). This is our "fun text" for the
term; used versions available.
Java Glossary 
Date
Topic, Reading, Resources (Please read text before
class)
Due, Activity
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April 14
Introduction to Computers 
Object-Oriented Programming and Java
Applications
Deitel Chs. 1-2
Computing Overview; Class 1 Deitel Overhead; Java
and the Internet
Essay Question:
What is the relation
between networking
and programming? 3
pages.
April 28
Classes, Objects, Methods and Strings;
Control Statements (First Pass)
Deitel Class 2 Deitel(ch. 3); Class 2
Deitel (ch. 4)
Exercises: 3.5-3.15
pages 100-101 and
4.10, 4.15, 4.17, and
4.21.
Chs. 1-4, 20 items,
multiple choice. 3:30
pm.
May 12
Control Statements (Second Pass)
Methods
Deitel Class 3 Deitel (ch. 5); Class 3
Deitel (ch. 6)
 
Program 3 (based on
ch. 3)
Program 4 (based on
ch. 4) 
Deitel 5.12, 5.14 and 5.16 or
make the PrimeNumber program
fully OOP with the imperative part
in a separate file and the user
being able to specify the range of
prime numbers to calculate, as in
"100 to 500".
Chs. 5-6, 20 items,
multiple choice.
May 19
Arrays, ArrayLists
A Deeper Look at
Classes and Objects
Deitel Arrays (ch. 7);
Classes and Objects (ch. 8)
Program 5 (based on
ch. 5)
Program 6 (based on
ch. 6) 
Java Arrays Homework (based on
ch. 7)
Chs. 7-8, 20 items,
multiple choice. 3:30
pm.
June 2
Object-Oriented Programming (Second
Pass)
Exception Handling
Inheritance; Polymorphism
Deitel Chs. 9.1-9.5; 10.1-10.4; 11.1-11.5
Bar Chart Homework
Overloaded
Rectangles
Homework
Sections for this day,
20 items, multiple
choice. 3:30 pm.
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June 9
GUIs, Graphs and 2D Programming
Strings and Characters
Deitel Chs. 14.1-14.11; 15; 16.1-16.4.
Extending
Java.Lang.Object
Bulking Up the
PolyMorphicAnimal
Sections for this day,
20 items, multiple
choice. 3:30 pm.
June 23
Artificial Intelligence
Geraci (entire).
Components and
Containers
AugFrame ; 3-page
essay: "Has Geraci
Made His Case?"
Comprehensive, 20
items, multiple
choice. 1 pm.