The Object Oriented Professor

CIS 602 Advanced Java Programming and World Wide Web

Links

• Welcome Letter (MS Word)
  
• Syllabus (MS Word)
  
• Grading Standards
  
• Course Assignments
  
• Course Project
  
• Assignment due dates
  
• Web Board
  
• NJIT VPN off campus access for NJIT students
  
• XWindows Emulator for NJIT students to use connecting to AFS from a PC
  

NOTE:
All Distance Learning students please log in to Web Board and introduce yourself to the class.

WARNING to Off Campus Students:

Even if you have a fast Internet connection, no problems on the network, and few other students using AFS at the same time, it can be sheer torture to do complex tasks from off campus.

For example, if you are using an X-windows emulator to run NetBeans on AFS over a Virtual Private Network, there is so much software overhead and potential for problems that performance is likely to be minimal.

You will probably find it easier to develop and test on your home computer, then upload your work to AFS and save VPN access for testing that it works.

On campus students will get better performance using the AFS lab on the second floor of GITC across from my office instead of trying to access AFS from one of the PC labs.

Links to external software downloads and documentation

• Source Code for Text examples from Xiaoping Jia
  
• Java J2SE SDK
  
• Java Documents at Sun
  
• NetBeans IDE
  
• Eclipse IDE
  
• JUnit
  
• Apache Ant
  
• Apache Tomcat
  
• Sun Application Server
  
• If the applet below needs a plug-in, get the Java Runtime Extensions here
  

Lectures based on Xiaoping Jia, Object-Oriented Software Development Using Java, , Addison Wesley, 2003 ISBN 0-201-73733-7 This is a required text and every student must have access to it. It is not possible to complete the course without the text.

• Week One
  
• Chapter One - Object-Oriented Software Development
  
• Lecture on Rational Unified Process
  
• Getting Started with Eclipse
  
• If you don't have an NJIT Home Page, read this
  
• Week Two
  
• Chapter Two - Object-Oriented Modeling Using UML
  
• Lecture on Use Case Modeling
  
• Lecture on UML Interaction Diagrams
  
• Rational Software Lecture on UML Class Models
  
• Week Three
  
• Chapter Three - Introduction to Java
  
• Lecture on Java Security
  
• Lecture on Java Applet Security
  
• Types, Conversion, Assignment and Casts
  
• Local Variables and Scope
  
• Week Four
  
• Chapter Four - Elements of Java
  
• The Most Common Applet Problems
  
• Case Study: Converting Problem 4.2 from an Application to an Applet
  
• Tutorial: Using NetBeans to Read a File into an Applet
  
• Tutorial: Using Eclipse to Read a File into an Applet
  
• Java Code for Eclipse File Reader
  
• Initialization
  
• Week Five
  
• Chapter Five - Classes and Inheritance
  
• UML Operation Contracts
  
• Return Statement
  
• Code Inspection
  
• Class and Method Modifiers
  
• Java Network Launch Protocol
  
• Week Six
  
• Sample Student Project by Tim White
  
• Chapter Six - Building Blocks to Projects
  
• Christopher Alexander Web Site
  
• Lecture on Test Driven Development with JUnit
  
• Parameter Passing
  
• Multidimensional Arrays
  
• This
  
• Lecture on eXtreme Programming
  
• Week Seven - Run the Sort Applet
  
• String Methods
  
• Standard Input, Output, and Error
  
• Wrappers
  
• Packages
  
• First Exam
  
• Week Eight
  
• Chapter Seven - Design by Abstraction
  
• Lecture on Refactoring
  
• Creating Jar Files
  
• Week Nine
  
• Chapter Eight - Object-Oriented Application Frameworks
  
• Designing with Interfaces
  
• Exceptions
  
• GUI Layout Managers
  
• Swing
  
• GUI Event Handling
  
• Week Ten
  
• Lecture on Good Design
  
• Chapter Nine - Design Case Study
  
• Random Access Files
  
• 2D Animation with Affine Transforms
  
• Animation with Sprites
  
• Week Eleven
  
• Chapter Ten - More Design Patterns
  
• Using Oracle and JDBC on NJIT AFS and Prophet systems
  
• Using Tomcat Servlets on NJIT AFS systems
  
• Code to Test Tomcat on Sample HTML Page
  
• Week Twelve
  
• Chapter Eleven - Concurrent Programming
  
• Lecture on Java Sockets
  
• Week Thirteen
  
• Chapter Twelve - Distributed Computing
  
• Lecture on Java Remote Method Invocation
  
• Second Exam
  
• Week Fourteen
  
• Java 2 Enterprise Edition and Enterprise Java Beans
  
• Lecture on Certificates
  
• How to Use the Prophet Oracle Database (Document)
  

Professor George Blank
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Denville, NJ 07834
(973) 625-0803
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