CSCI 1260

Introduces object-oriented programming and design. A high-level language is used as a vehicle for introducing these concepts. Laboratory use of the computer in designing, coding, debugging, and executing programs is an integral part of the course.

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• Use an object-oriented approach to decompose a problem and produce an object-oriented program as a solution to the problem. ( Student Outcome GSO1 )
• Demonstrate simple file processing using sequential access files for input and output.
• Process collections of data using both one and two-dimensional arrays of both primitive and non-primitive objects
• Generate and handle exceptions.
• Program a relatively simple graphical user interface for an application
• Discuss ethical and professional issues in the use of computers and the impact of computers on society. ( Student Outcome GSO4 )
• Document source code to meet course standards.

• C# and the use of an IDE
• Arrays of one or more dimensions; array algorithms; Lists
• Sequential file I/O
• Events and graphical user interface
• Sorting and searching
• Using UML and UML tools to design software solutions.
• Exceptions and exception handling
• Inheritance, overriding methods, abstract methods and classes, interfaces, and subtype polymorphism.
• Recursion
• Debugging tools and techniques