Number of hours
- Lectures 6.0
- Projects 0
- Tutorials 0
- Internship 0
- Laboratory works 10.5
- Written tests -
ECTS
ECTS 1.5
Goal(s)
Introducing the main concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), applied with the Java programming langage.
Contact Nicolas CASTAGNE Responsible(s)
Sylvain BOUVERET
Content(s)
The main concepts of OOP will be presented, and their implantation in Java:
- Classes and objects, notion of encapsulation
- Inheritance and polymorphism, abstraction, interfaces
- Java Collections: abstract data types and their implantations
- Java exceptions
- Notions of UML and object-oriented paradigm
Lab sessions will be organized, as well as pratical assignments in Java.
Prerequisites
Algorithmic and Data Structures.
Imperative programming (iteration, recursion, programming with procedures, genericity; practical training).
Elementary and classical data structures (arrays, lists, trees, priority queues, dictionaries, hash tables).
Test
FIRST SESSION:
Assessment Types: CC, + final exam
CC:
Practical work, in the form of a medium size project to develop during free time in a team.
Final exam :
Authorized Documents: 1 double-sided handwritten page
Prohibited Documents: Any electronic document (on a phone, computer, etc.)
SECOND SESSION:
Assessment types: Session 1 CC grade reported + final exam
Final exam :
Authorized Documents: 1 double-sided handwritten page
Prohibited Documents: Any electronic document (on a phone, computer, etc.)
TP temps libre (non rattrapable) : TPL
Examen écrit Session1 : DS1
Examen écrit Session 2 : DS2
1 et 2 après type = session
N1 = Note finale session 1
N2 = Note finale session 2
Si DS en présentiel :
N2 = 1/3 TPL + 2/3 DS1
N2 = 1/3 TPL + 2/3 DS2
Si DS en distanciel :
N2 = 1/2 TPL + 1/2 DS1
N2 = 1/2 TPL + 1/2 DS2
Commentaire : le TPL (TP temps libre) ne se rattrape pas.
Calendar
The course exists in the following branches:
- Curriculum - Embedded Systems & Connect. Devices - Semester 7
Additional Information
Course list
Curriculum->SEOC->Semester 7
Bibliography
Thinking in Java, B. Eckel, Prentice Hall
Introduction to Algorithms, Cormen Leiserson Rivest Stein, MIT PRESS