This course is an introduction to basic programming concepts. It is worth 4 credit points and includes 15 lectures that are 3 hours each as well as 30 hours of lab sessions. The course will cover designing programs, the Java programming language including data types, variables, operators, and object-oriented concepts. It will also teach test-driven development using Junit and using IDEs like Eclipse and Netbean. Students will be assessed based on a final exam worth 50%, a midterm exam worth 20%, and assignments worth 30% that include weekly lab exercises and homework.

1. Basic Programming
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2. Course information
• Credit points: 4
• Lectures: 15x3 hours;
• Lab: 30 hours / 15 sections
• Lecturer:
– Lê Phi Hùng
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3. Course Overview
• How to design program
• Back ground of Java Programming language
– Data types
– Variables & Assignments
– Arithmetic Operators & Expressions
• Java Object oriented programming
– Class, Object, Constructor, Method
– Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism
• Test driven development
– Junit test
• IDE
– Eclipse
– Netbean
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4. TextBook
• Matthias Felleisen, Matthew Flatt, Robert
Findler, Kathy Gray, Shriram Krishnamurthi,
Viera K. Proulx, How to design class
hierarchies, 2012.
• Matthias Felleisen, Robert Bruce Findler ,
Matthew Flatt, Shriram Krishnamurthi, How to
design programs, 2001 Massachusetts Institute
of Technology.
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5. Assesment
• Final exam: 50%, opened-book, lab test
• Midterm exam: 20%, opened-book, lab test
• Assignments: 30%
– Assignments (10% + 20%)
– Late submission (without valid excuse): zero mark.
• Weekly lab exercises / homework: (-10% 0%)
– Bad performance will result in up to 10% OFF.
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