We will deal with basic principles of imperative and object-oriented programming using Java. By the end of the course, participants will be able to develop Java programs independently if they have participated intensively and worked on the many examples and tasks. Apart from providing an understanding of object orientation and inheritance this course concentrates on practical tasks, e.g. graphic programming.
References
Robert Sedgewick, Kevin Wayne. "Introduction to Programming in Java" . An Interdisciplinary Approach. Princeton University. 2006.
Kathy Sierra, Bert Bates. "Head First Java". O'Reilly. 2005.
Additional information
When
3 weeks block seminar during the semester break from 26.02.-16.03.2018; daily lecture from 10-12 am plus tutorial from 2-4 pm.
Literature
Robert Sedgewick, Kevin Wayne. "Introduction to Programming in Java. An Interdisciplinary Approach. Princeton University. 2006.
Kathy Sierra, Bert Bates. "Head First Java". O'Reilly. 2005.
Target Group
This course is for students from other disciplines, specifically from Mathematics, who are interested in learning basic programming skills.
Computer Science students (Major or Minor) cannot gain credits in this course.