Syllabus

Examples

Java API

Head First Java book

Programming Assignments

1. Program 1 (due February 21, 2007)
2. Program 2 (due March 19, 2007)
   • program so that you can see expected behavior (right-click, save as type "all files", make sure file name ends with .jar even if you have to type .jar yourself) Executable Jar file -- should be able to double click to run)
     If you cannot double click to run the jar file, you can type " java -jar p2s07sample.jar" at the command prompt. Or you can unzip the file using WinZip or WinRAR, and you can type "jar xvf p2s07sample.jar" at the command prompt, and then type "java ShopperOwnerDriver" to run. Note: you must enter the command to start before items can be added to the shopping cart. As a last resort, go here and right-click and save each .class file individually. At the command prompt, you can type "java ShopperOwnerDriver" as before. If you are using BlueJ, make an empty project, close BlueJ, copy the files manually into the directory, and then restart BlueJ and open the project.
   • Hints (Microsoft Word format)
   • More hints from help session
3. Program 3 (due April 10, 2007)
   • Hints (Microsoft Word format)
   • program so you can see expected behavior (same directions as above, except this filename is p3s07sample.jar). Here are the individual class files, as before.
4. Program 4 (due May 2, 2007)
   • Hints (Microsoft Word format)
   • Sample input file
   • program so you can see expected behavior (same directions as above, except this filename is p4s07sample.jar, and you can type "java StoreGUIDriver" to run). Here are the individual class files, as before.

Tests

1. February 16, 2007
   • Chapter 2: Sections 1 through 6
   • Chapter 3: Sections 1 through 6 (except for printf method)
   • Chapter 5: Sections 1 through 3, 5, 8
   • Keyboard
2. March 16, 2007
   • Chapter 4: Sections 1 through 5 (5th edition)
   • Chapter 6: Sections 1 through 4, 7, 8
3. April 13, 2007
   • Chapter 6: Section 5
   • Chapter 7: Sections 1 through 7
   • Chapter 8: Sections 1 through 5
   • Chapter 9: Sections 1 through 6
   • Applet illustrating sorting algorithms (link courtesy of Matt Gibbs)
4. Final Exam Week Spring 2007
   • Chapter 10: Sections 1-6
   • File I/O
     Exceptions
     • IOException
     • ClassNotFoundException
     Text File Input
     • FileReader (constructor)
     • BufferedReader (constructor, readLine(), close())
     • Integer.parseInt(...), Double.parseDouble(...), etc.
     Text File Output
     • FileWriter (constructor)
     • BufferedWriter (constructor)
     • PrintWriter (constructor, print(...), println(...), close())
   • java.io.Serializable interface
     Object File Input
     • FileReader (constructor)
     • ObjectInputStream (constructor, Object readObject(), casting, close())
     Object File Output
     • FileWriter (constructor)
     • ObjectOutputStream (constructor, writeObject(...), close())
   • GUIs (sections marked in green in your textbook)
     • Chapter 3: Sections 9-11
     • Chapter 2: Sections 7-9
     • Chapter 4: Sections 6-9
     • Chapter 5: Sections 9-12
     • Chapter 6: Sections 10-13
     • Chapter 8: Sections 6-7
     • Chapter 9: Sections 7-8
     • Chapter 10: Sections 7-9

Supplemental Reading Material from Head First Java, 2nd edition

• A Trip to Objectville (pdf format, review of classes and objects)
• Serious Polymorphism chapter (pdf format, deals with interfaces and abstract classes)
• sections available from the Univ. Library (Click on Safari link and then search "head first java") Thanks to Summer for letting me know about this link!

BlueJ

Dr. Java

bookClasses-8-21-06.zip (Zip file containing Turtle examples from the textbook by Dr. Mark Guzdial at Georgia Tech)

MediaSources.zip (Zip file containing sound files played in example originated by Dr. Guzdial)

java-source-Fall06.zip(Zip file containing Sound classes from the textbook by Dr. Guzdial)

Documentation Guidelines

JDK (Java Development Kit) Installation Instructions

Compilation