Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming: Java ((4 Credits))

Catalog description

Explore computer programming and the object-oriented language, Java. This course introduces techniques and processes that are necessary in a professional software development setting. A background in programming is not assumed. Topics include modern software development tools including debuggers; general programming techniques; object-oriented programming; maintainability; algorithm design; and event-driven, graphical interface design. Students will enhance their ability to develop software in industry. Prerequisite (must complete before registering): College Mathematics or equivalent Highly Recommended (not required): An introductory-level college mathematics study that included algebra and problem solving Notes: Students must have the ability to install software. This course is sufficient to address the programming component of Computer Science concentration guidelines. This course was previously SMT-272984, Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming: JAVA.