CS 113 Course Class; created, Explored, and Developed.
NJIT B.S. Computer Science Degree Plan (Standard 4 Year)

New Jersey Institute of Technology [NJIT]

• Java (Eclipse 17 (Temurin Version 17.0.8) (64-bits))

• IntelliJ Idea Ultimate 2023.2.5 (64-bits)

• Obsidian(.md)

CS113 Syllabus (Spring 2024)

Instructor: Junilda Spirollari

Overview:

This course is a comprehensive introduction to the Java programming language, writing, and testing of programs. The course consists of three major parts. The first part teaches fundamental programming techniques that use primitive data types, variables, assignment expressions, operators, and control statements. The second introduces object-oriented programming, methods, parameter passing, recursion, and arrays. The third part delves deeper into object-oriented programming by exploring inheritance, interfaces, polymorphism, abstract classes and finally discussing exception handling.

Textbook:

• Java Software Solutions, 9th edition – John Lewis & William Loftus (ISBN-13: 9780134462028)

Materials Covered:

• Introduction to programming and Java programming language
• Data and Expressions
• Using Classes and Methods
• Decisions and Loops
• Arrays and File I/O
• Object-Oriented Programming:
  • Object-Oriented Design
  • Defining Classes and Creating Objects
  • Defining methods
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism
• Recursion
• Exceptions

CS113 Pair Programming Guidelines

NJIT
Kucheriya, Arnav
B.S. Computer Science
B.S. Computational Mathematics
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