This document outlines the agenda for week 1 of an object oriented programming course. It includes an introduction, overview of the course roadmap and grading breakdown, discussion of required textbooks, an introductory programming activity, an overview of programming concepts like procedural vs object oriented programming, a history of Java, and an introduction to Java syntax. It concludes by outlining what will be covered in the next class, including operators, expressions, and conditional statements.

1. DSA – 103 Object Oriented
Programming
Week 1
Ferdin Joe John Joseph, PhD
Faculty of Information Technology
Thai‐Nichi Institute of Technology

2. Week 1 ‐ Orientation
Agenda
• Formal Introduction
• DSA 103 – A Road Map
• Textbooks
• Activity
• Programming – Primer
• Object Oriented Programming – Introduction
• Java – History
• Java ‐ Syntax
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3. Join our g+ community
https://bit.ly/2uoTdWL
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4. Orientation
Introduce Yourself
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5. Lecturer ‐ Intro
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ferdinjoe

6. Motivation
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7. DSA 103 – A Road Map
Attendance
(10%)
Mid Exam
(40%)
How GPA
works for
DSA 103?
Final Exam
(50%)
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8. Textbooks
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9. Activity – Three piece symmetry
Using the given blocks, perform symmetry
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10. Programming – Myth: Difficult & Scary
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11. Basis
• Flow of electricity in minute amplitude
• Make 0s and 1s to work
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12. Programming Unplugged
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13. Types of Programming Languages
• Machine Language 0s and 1s
• Assembly Language
• Procedural Language – C, Fortran, Pascal, BASIC
• Object Oriented Language – C++, Java, Python etc
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14. Procedure Vs Object Oriented Programming
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15. What are we going to learn?
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19. Java Features
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20. Object Oriented Paradigms
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21. Java ‐ Syntax
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22. Eclipse Environment
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23. Setting up your personal laptop/PC
Install the following
• Latest JDK from oracle website
• Eclipse IDE
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24. Data Types
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25. Data Types ‐ Numeric
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26. Data Type – Variables
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27. Addition
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28. Next Week…
• Operators and operands
• Expressions
• Conditional Statements – if‐else statement
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29. Worksheet
• Create java code for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing two
numbers. Do this for both integer and float variables.
• Try to implement these in the lab class next week after my
demonstration on eclipse.
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