CIS 181- Object-Oriented Programming II

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4 Credits - 3 Lecture Hours, 2 Laboratory Hours

Course Information

Course Outline

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Course Description

Software development using advanced object paradigm concepts. Procedural paradigm. Introduction to concurrency, and fault tolerance. The course covers in depth advanced topics of the object paradigm such as inheritance, polymorphism, and parametric polymorphism. These concepts are introduced in the context of developing software using software tools, including libraries of components. The procedural paradigm is introduced and compared with the object paradigm. The issues of programming with multiple processes, and programming of systems with exception handling capabilities are also addressed by this course.

Course Objectives

To master the concept of programming by contract.
To learn the design and implementation of ADTs in form of classes.
To master the understanding of the object paradigm.
To develop a deep understanding of inheritance, polymorphism.
To develop a basic understanding of concurrency, synchronization, and mutual exclusion issues.
To develop a basic understanding of fault tolerance (exception handling).
To learn advanced features of an object-oriented programming language.

Instructor		Richard Upchurch
Office		Dion 302A
Telephone		Ext. 8295
Email Address		rupchurch@umassd.edu
Office Hours		MWF 7:30-9 AM
Course Information
Schedule: Lecture Lab	MWF: 11-11:50am M 9-10:50am	Room: Dion 101 Dion 303
TA:	Cecilia Tao	3rd Floor Dion T - 3-5pm Th - 2-5pm

Prerequisites:	"C" or better in CIS 180
Textbook:	Data Structures in Java, Updated Edition, Addison Wesley, 2006 by Simon Gray

Grading

Item	Weight	Frequency	Total
Exams	100	2	200
Final Exam	200	1	200
Projects	40	5	200
Homework	20	10	200
Laboratory	20	10	200
Possible Points			1000

Grade	Point Range
A	936-1000
A-	900-935
B+	868-899
B	834-869
B-	800-833
C+	768-799
C	734-767
C-	700-733
D+	668-699
D	634-669
D-	600-633
F	BELOW 600

Examination Schedule

Approximate dates

Exam 1 - Oct. 5
Exam 2 - Nov. 11
Final Exam - Dec. 17 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM

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This document
Created: Sept. 1, 2009
by RLU