CS2136 Schedule. D-Term 2004
Modified 4/7/04
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Day |
Date |
Topic |
Reading |
Due |
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Tuesday |
3/16 |
Course Overview. |
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Thursday |
3/18 |
History of Programming Languages. |
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Friday |
3/19 |
Logic Programming & Prolog |
Clocksin & Mellish, Ch. 1. |
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Monday |
3/22 |
Logic Programming & Prolog |
Clocksin & Mellish, Ch. 2. |
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Tuesday |
3/23 |
Structures and Rules |
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Thursday |
3/25 |
Prolog: Debugging & Cut |
Clocksin & Mellish, Ch. 4 & 8. |
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Friday |
3/26 |
Prolog and First-Order Predicate Calculus |
Clocksin & Mellish, Ch. 10. |
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Monday |
3/29 |
Prolog and First-Order Predicate Calculus |
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Tuesday |
3/30 |
Review for Exam 1 |
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Project 1 |
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Thursday |
4/1 |
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Exam 1 |
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Friday |
4/2 |
Object-Oriented Programming. |
Eckel, pp. 31
– 71 (Chapter 1, start to “Server-Side Programming); skim 72
– 76 (to the end of the chapter) |
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Monday |
4/5 |
Java Introduction / Review. |
Eckel, Chap. 2; skim Chap. 3 |
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Tuesday |
4/6 |
No class |
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Thursday |
4/8 |
Java classes and inheritance. |
Eckel, pp. 165 – 183 (Chapter 4, start to “The this keyword”); 224 – 240 (Chapter 5, “Java Access Specifiers” to end). |
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Friday |
4/9 |
Java classes and inheritance II. |
Eckel, pp. 241 – 261 (Chapter 5, start to “protected”; 283 – 296 (Chapter 7, “The twist” to Abstract Classes and Methods”). |
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Monday |
4/12 |
Java classes and inheritance III. |
Eckel, pp. 202 – 211 (Chapter 4, “Array Initialization to end); 1060 – 1067 (Appendix A, “Immutable Strings” to end.) |
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Tuesday |
4/13 |
Overriding, overloading, and polymorphism. |
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Thursday |
4/15 |
Arrays. |
Eckel, pp. 315 – 331 (Chapter 8., start to “Nesting Interfaces”) |
Project 2 |
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Friday |
4/16 |
Containers. |
Eckel, pp. 481 – 495 (Chapter 11, “Introduction to containers” to “Array List”); skim 505 – 545 (skim “Collection functionality” to “Overriding hashCode()”). |
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Monday |
4/19 |
Exceptions. |
Eckel, pp. 371 – 394 (Chapter 9, start to “The special case of RuntimeExceptions”). |
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Tuesday |
4/20 |
Project Presentation Day – no classes |
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Thursday |
4/22 |
Exceptions |
Eckel, pp. 400 – 404 (Chapter 9, “Exception Restrictions”); 408 – 419 (“Exception matching” to end of chapter.) |
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Friday |
4/23 |
GUI. |
Eckel, pp. 765 – 785 (Chapter 14, start to “Text Areas”). |
Project 3 |
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Monday |
4/26 |
GUI. |
Eckel, pp. 785 – 801 (Chapter 14, “Controlling Layout” to “Tracking multiple events”); skim 801 – 835 (skim “A catalog of Swing components” to “Pop-up menus”). |
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Tuesday |
4/27 |
Event handler design. |
Eckel, pp. 699 – 744 (Chapter 13, start to “Critical sections”.). |
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Thursday |
4/29 |
Multitasking & Threads. |
Eckel, pp. 744 – 752 (Chapter 13, “Thread states” to “More sophisticated cooperation”). |
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Friday |
4/30 |
I/O. |
Eckel, pp. 583 – 615 (Chapter 12, start to “Redirecting standard I/O”); 675 – 694 (“Regular expressions” to end of chapter); skim 650 – 673 (section on “Object Serialization”). |
Project 4 |
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Monday |
5/3 |
Review for Exam 2 |
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Tuesday |
5/4 |
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Exam 2 |