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This document provides information about the CS175 Programming in Java course including the timetable, examinations, course outline, programming tools, online assignments, and a sample first Java program. Lectures will be on Wednesdays from 6-8pm in room D01 and practical sessions on Thursdays from 12-4pm in lab B106. Examinations will consist of online assignments, projects, a classroom test, and an end of semester exam. The course outline covers 10 topics ranging from data types to object references. Students need to install Java 8 JDK and Netbeans to write and run Java programs. Online assignments will be submitted on ville.utu.fi. A simple "Hello World" Java program

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CS175 Lecture 1

This document provides information about the CS175 Programming in Java course including the timetable, examinations, course outline, programming tools, online assignments, and a sample first Java program. Lectures will be on Wednesdays from 6-8pm in room D01 and practical sessions on Thursdays from 12-4pm in lab B106. Examinations will consist of online assignments, projects, a classroom test, and an end of semester exam. The course outline covers 10 topics ranging from data types to object references. Students need to install Java 8 JDK and Netbeans to write and run Java programs. Online assignments will be submitted on ville.utu.fi. A simple "Hello World" Java program

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CS175: Programming in Java

Lecture 1

Dr. Juma Lungo


[email protected]

Time Table and Exams Modalities

Timetable
•  Lecture: Wednesday 18 - 20hrs @D01 Hall
•  Practical: Thursday 12 – 16hrs @B106 Lab
•  Coding Club: Tuesday all day @Geoinformatics Lab

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Time Table and Exams Modalities

Examinations

•  Coursework: 40%
•  40 Online Assignments: 25%
•  5 Take-home Projects: 15%
•  1 Classroom Test: 10%

•  Semester Exam: 60%


•  1 End of Semester Written exam: 60%

Course Outline
1.  Introduction
2.  Data types, variables and expressions
3.  Classes, Objects and String-class
4.  Selection statements
5.  Repetitions
6.  Modularization
7.  Writing classes
8.  Methods
9.  Object references
10.  Arrays

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Programming Tools and Compiler
u  Java program
To write Java Programs, you need two things:
(1) Java Development Kit (JDK)
(2) Source code editor
Make sure you have both, JDK and Editor, working
correctly.
u  JDK
u Install the Java 8 JDK
u  Editor
u Install Netbeans

Online Assignments
u  Create account on www.ville.utu.fi

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About NetBeans IDE
Creating a Project
File à New Project …
Category: Java
Projects: Java Application
Project Name: 2019-04-01321

Creating a File/Program
File à New File …
Project Name: 2019-04-01321
Category: Java
File Type: Java Class
Class Name: HelloWorld

First Java Program (Hello World)


File name: HelloWorld.java

public class HelloWorld {


public static void main(String args[]){
System.out.println(“Hellow World!”);
}
}

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