Matthew Bernstein

Class Content

Lecture Slides

0. Course Overview
1. What is Programming?
2. Introduction to Java
3. Primitive Variables
4. Strings & Reference Variables
5. Decisions - The "if" Statement
6. Boolean Variables & Conditional Expressions
7. The "while" Loop
8. Input Validation
9. The "for" Loop
10. Scope
11. Arrays
12. Bubble Sort
13. Array Algorithms
13. 2-Dimensional Arrays
15. Methods
16. Recursion
17. Array Lists
18. Intro to Object Oriented Programming
19. Constructors
20. Default Values & The null Reference
21. Tester Classes
22. Static Variables and Methods
23. toString, equals, hashCode
24. Inheritance
25. Polymorphism
26. Java Packages
27. File I/O
28. Command Line Arguments
29. Exception Handling
30. Interfaces

Class Examples

HelloWorld.java
PenniesToDollars.java
TemperatureConverter.java
TargetBalance.java
RockPaperScissors.java
Fibonacci.java
AsteriskSquare.java
AsteriskStairs.java
AsteriskDiamond.java
MeanMedianMode.java
MeanMedianMode_Methods.java
ArrayAlgorithms.java
ReadFromFile.java
WriteToFile.java
ExceptionTracing.java

Markov Text Generator

TextGenerator.java
MarkovModel.java
StateContainer.java
State.java
Transition.java
Utility.java

Bank Account (Example of using a Static variable)

BankAccount.java
Main.java

Contrived Inheritance Example (Play around with these classes to learn about inheritance).

Main.java
A.java
B.java
C.java

Trivia Question Game:

Main.java
QuestionReader.java
Question.java
MultipleChoiceQuestion.java
ReadQuestionException.java

Interfaces Example:

Main.java Meausureable.java Container.java

Study Material

Midterm 1:
Midterm_1_Terminology
Notes on input validtion
Input validation exercise
Loop tracing exercise

Final:
Exception Tracing Exercise
Final Review: Calculator Program
An overview of Java interfaces

Lecture 6 Announcements

Week 12: General Course Announcements

• Programming Assignment #3 is DUE FRIDAY April, 18th before 4pm.

Week 11: General Course Announcements

Readings:
Catch-Up & Review

• Exam 2 Thursday, April 10th from 5:00-7:00pm in room 1351 of the Chemistry Building.
• Programming Assignment #3 team registration DUE FRIDAY April 11th before 4pm.
• Programming Assignment #3 is due next Friday April, 18th before 4pm.

Week 10: General Course Announcements

Readings:
8.7-8.8

Week 9: General Course Announcements

Readings:
8.2-8.6

• Programming Assignment #3 teams must be declared by April, 11 before 4pm.
• Programming Assignment #3 is due Friday April, 18 before 4pm.

Week 8: General Course Announcements

Readings:
6.8, 8.1-8.2

• Programming Assignment #2 is DUE Friday March, 14 before 4pm.

Week 7: General Course Announcements

Readings:
Catch Up & Review

• Exam 1 Thursday, March 6th from 5:00-7:00pm in room 1361 of the Chemistry Building.
• Programming Assignment #2 is due next Friday March, 14 before 4pm.

Week 6: General Course Announcements

Readings:
5.3-5.7, 6.4-6.5, 6.7

• Programming Assignment #2 will be released this week. Be sure to read through the description.
• Exam 1 is on March 6th, which is a week from Thursday.

Week 5: General Course Announcements

Readings:
6.2-6.3, 6.6, 5.1-5.2

• Programming Assignment #1 DUE BEFORE 4pm FRIDAY

Week 4: General Course Announcements

Readings:
4.4-4.7, 6.1

• Programming Assignment #1 due Feb 21st
• Testing server will go up this week. Each day, you can submit your project and receive a preliminary test report.

Week 3: General Course Announcements

Readings:
Monday 3.3-3.7
Wednesday 3.8, 4.1-4.2
Friday 4.3

• Register on the Forms page (login using your cs login account name and password) and enter any Exam conflicts or accommodation requests for the entire semester before Friday, Feb 8th.
• Programming Assignment #1 due Feb 21st

Week 2: General Course Announcements

Readings:
Monday 2.1-2.2
Wednesday 2.3-2.5
Friday 3.1-3.2

• Labs begin this week: Complete Lab 1: Eclipse Tutorial
• Register on the Forms page (login using your cs login account name and password) and enter any Exam conflicts or accommodation requests for the entire semester before Friday, Feb 8th.
• Programming Assignment #1 has been assigned. See the information about Programming Assignments.Be sure to read and get started before class on Thursday. Bring questions to lecture.
• Set up Java/Eclipse your own computer. See the Software Downloads page for instructions.

Week 1: General Course Announcements

Week 1, Friday Start Ch. 2

Week 1, Friday Read Ch. 1

1. Add the Exam dates and times and other Course Information to your calendar.
2. Enroll in Code Lab.
3. Activate your CS account.
4. Read the course website to ensure you know where to find information we post.
5. Read the textbook before lecture as well as familiarizing yourself with the course website.
6. See the Download link if you wish to work from home.
7. Enroll in Piazza to ensure you see questions and answers that other students have posted.

CS 302 Lab Sections will be held starting in week 2.

• Textbook Information: We will use the SECOND edition of the Horstmann textbook.
• Religious Observances: Notify Deb Deppeler by Feb 7th via email if you participate in religious observances that may conflict with course requirements.
• McBurney Accomodations: Give a copy of your VISA to Deb Deppeler by Feb 7th if you have any McBurney recommended accomodations.
• UW Team Travel Accomodations: Give a copy of your travel letter and itinerary to Deb Deppeler as soon as possible to maximize the chance of an accomodation being possible.
• Exam Conflicts: Report exam conflicts via the Forms tool before Feb 7th.  The Forms tool will be available soon.