Java Programming San José City College CIS-084     Textbook (free download)           Introduction to Programming Using Java 8th ed -  by D Eck http://math.hws.edu/javanotes8/ Instructor: Dan McElroy e-mail: Dan.McElroy@sjcc.edu Dan McElroy's YouTube channel

Course Syllabus Fall 2020 (104656) Spring 2019 (97083) Fall 2019 (99803) Fall 2018 (94878)   Popular Downloads

COURSE INFORMATION
The CIS-084 Java Programming course is organized into modules. Each module contains one or more lecture topics and one or more lab assignments. Students are expected to spend about 9 hours on each module. This includes viewing the lectures either on video or PowerPoint, textbook readings, quizzes and lab assignments. The time commitment should be the same for an online course as an on-campus course.

This webpage contains many but not all of the links to the videos and PowerPoint presentations for the CIS-084 Java Programming class. Some of the material in the course contains copyrighted information and is only available on the class Canvas website to students registered in the course.

IMPORTANT: If you are registered in my Java Programming course at San José City College, the official material and information for the course is on Canvas. Although information presented here is similar to what is available on Canvas, as a student, you are responsible for the course and assignments that are on Canvas.

M o d u l e	Homework, Lecture and Quiz Click Video for a video of the lecture Click PPT for a PowerPoint of the lecture Click for support files Unless otherwise noted, when a link to PowerPoint slides are on the same line as a link to a video, they both cover the exact same information.	Lab Assignments Click Video for a video desciption of the lab assignment Click PPT for PowerPoint slides desciption of the lab assignment Click Word for the lab assignment / lab report form Click for sample code in Java Click for a Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)
0	Course Outline and Orientation Class Welcome and Class Orientation Course Navigation Introduction to Canvas Tour of Canvas by Instructure
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8	Lecture Topic #1:  Java Methods, Arrays Implementing Java methods and double-dimensional arrays. This discussion also discusses the JavaCellPhoneBill lab <---Same information in both places---> Lecture Topic #2:  More on Java Methods   Precondition and postcondition Scope and visibility Overloading functions Lecture Topic #3:  Writing Javadoc Comments Video 8:52 (cc) by Norm Krumpe	Lab Assignment #1: Cell Phone Bill Lab Description Sample Code  Cell Phone Lab Report  Cell Phone   Most of the code is provided. You need to 1) Complete the program to compute the cell phone bills for Plan-B, Plan-C and Plan-D 2) Display each customer bill using two lines with one digit past the decimal for the gigabytes used and two digits past the decimal for the total billed for all customers. Use a try…catch block to process any errors that occur when non-numeric data is entered for a customer's data usage. Lab Assignment #2: Number Quiz   This programming project is from the exercises at the end of chapter 4 in the textbook. Write a program that administers a basic addition quiz to the user. There should be ten questions. AFTER asking all the questions and getting the answers, the program should print each question again, with the user’s answer. If the user got the answer right, the program should say so; if not, the program should give the correct answer. At the end, tell the user their score on the quiz. where each correct answer counts for ten points. The program should use three subroutines and three arrays. The full description is in the lab assignment.
9	Lecture #1: Java classes, objects + inheritance The discussion on Java classes and objects is in two parts.      A video may be available later Part-1: Introduction to Classes and Objects These files are not part of the lab project Code for Part-1 (2 files) Part-2: getters, setters inheritance, and lab #1 Use these files when starting the lab project Code for Part-2 (5 files) Lecture #2: Regular Expressions (regex) There isn't a quiz or project on regular expressions, but if you plan on becoming a programmer, you should know how to use them. Video by Corey Schafer 37:54 (cc) Regular Expressions - Wikipedia Regular Expressions "Cheat Sheet" from MIT Save and print the regex cheat sheet for future reference	Lab Assignment #1: Classes, Objects + Inheritance Java Classes and Objects Lab Report Form The discussion for this lab is included in the lecture   Lab Assignment #2: Rational Numbers Not available at this time
10
11
12
13
14
15
16