Students acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills in understanding and applying object-oriented
\nprogramming paradigm. They understand all key concepts of object-oriented programming and are able
\nto apply them. They are further capable of devising and implementing an object-oriented data model, as
\nwell as developing a small application with a graphical user interface that uses files for reading and storing
\ndata.<\/p>\n
Comparison between procedural and object-oriented programming. The concept of class and object,
\nattributes and operations. Built-in classes in Java programming language. The basic element of a UML
\nclass diagram – classes and associations. The concept of constructor. Packages. Access modifiers for
\nattributes, operations and classes. JavaBean and encapsulation. Static elements. Lists and arrays in
\nJava. Relationships between classes. Singleton design pattern. Class inheritance and polymorphism.
\nOverriding methods and object class. Final keyword. Abstract classes and interfaces. Abstract classes
\nand interfaces in UML. Representation of an inheritance and implementation relationship in UML class
\ndiagram. Overview of the well-known design patterns that apply abstraction and inheritance. Giving
\nexamples of design patterns on UML class diagrams. Complex collections of objects. Nested classes.
\nExceptions – catching, processing and throwing of exceptions. Overview of the library for developing
\ngraphical user interface using object-oriented principles – overview of the components, connecting a data
\nmodel with a component, event handling, design patterns for GUI applications.<\/p>\n
Using basic Java programming constructs on practical examples – branching, loops, primitive and
\ncomplex data types. Working with strings. Practicing examples and assignments for the purpose of
\ndemonstrating all key concepts of object-oriented programming – classes, objects, attributes and
\noperations, constructors, access modifiers, static elements. Demonstration of abstraction, writing
\nabstract classes and interfaces and their inheritance or implementation. Implementation of the model
\ngiven as UML diagram including implementation of the classes, interfaces, relationships between
\nclasses. Collections package, sorting of the collections. Working with exceptions. Implementation of the
\nGUI component. GUI events handling. Working with files in Java – reading and writing. Developing
\ncomplete GUI application using MVC (Model View Controller) design pattern.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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