CS510AJ Advanced Java Programming --- Spring 98

Sergio Antoy
office: PCAT 115, 725-3009
e-mail: antoy@cs.pdx.edu
page: http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~antoy/
office hours: Mon 3-4 at OCATE, Wed 3-4 at PSU, Friday by appointment

CS510AJ
location: see http://www.ocate.edu/
time: Monday 4-6:40 PM
mailing list: cs510pij, ask majordomo@cs.pdx.edu
PSU syop: cat@cs.pdx.edu
OCATE syop: danm@ocate.edu

This course offers a closer look of some specialized Java topics. The course is suitable to programmers and technical managers and is intended for students who are already familiar with the Java programming language and its environment (for example, through PSU/OCATE course CS510PJ). Topics covered in the course include: graphics and multimedia, networking and client-server construction, beans use and implementation, jdbc, threads, and event delegation. There is no textbook. Students will be required to consult appropriate on-line material. Assessement will be based on midterm and final exams and a few programming assignments. This course is a followup of CS510PJ, Programming in Java, offered in the winter term.

The student who successfully completes this course should: have a solid understanding of the topics presented in the lectures, be able to apply them to practical situations, and comfortably navigate the large amount of resources available on line.

Ability to program fluently in Java. Good understanding of the AWT. Familiarity with HTML and the Web.

There is no textbook. Class notes are available or will become available on line as the course progresses at http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~antoy/Courses/Advanced/index.html.

There will be midterm and final exams and frequent assignments. Class participation and agreed upon independent projects can be signficant components of the grade.

The Oregon Center for Advanced Technology Education info@ocate.edu (tel: 503-725-2200, fax: 503-725-2201) is in charge of registration, computer account, parking and all administrative requests. PSU students may also contact the computer science office cmps@cs.pdx.edu (tel: 503-725-4036, fax: 503-725-3211).

The instructor is responsible for course content and lecture delivery.

The page at http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~antoy/Courses/Java/resources/index.html contains on-line Java-related web resources.

Week 1: Images and multimedia
Week 2: Networking
Week 3: Networking
Week 4: Beans
Week 5: Midterm and explanations
Week 6: Database programming
Week 7: Servlet programming
Week 8: Signed Applets
Week 9: still open