PRG/421
Java Programming II
Online
Format
$1194
Estimated Tuition
3 credits
Total credits
5 weeks
Course length
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Course level: Undergraduate
This course continues the subject in PRG420, Java Programming I. Topics include designing complex applications, the use of data files and other advanced topics.
Prerequisites
- PRG/420 – JAVA Programming I or equivalent
What you'll learn
Course skills and outcomes
Week 1
- Define a Java™ class.
- Use Java™ class design.
Week 2
- Understand how to use ArrayLists to hold Class objects.
- Describe the role of garbage collection in a Java™ program.
- Apply memory allocation to use linked lists in a program.
- Apply advanced string and data formatting.
- Apply the use of file input/output to read and write files.
Week 3
- Apply exception handling to catch potential errors.
- Apply the object-oriented design principles using Java™ language.
- Summarize how subclasses and superclasses are used in inheritance to design classes.
- Identify how abstraction guides the design of subclasses.
Week 4
- Analyze the use of generic class.
- Apply the use of a List, a Set, a Queue, a Deque, and a Map.
- Apply the enhanced for loop to iterate over an array or collection.
Week 5
- Understand how recursion solves a problem by breaking that problem into smaller subproblems.
- Identify where recursion can be used to solve problems.
- Apply recursion to implement efficient searching and sorting algorithms.