Intermediate Programming Using Java

1. This is an intermediate course focusing on object-oriented programming and other fundamental programming concepts utilizing the Java programming language. Students are expected to have some previous programming experience prior to taking this course. 2. Prerequisites: Previous programming experience including basic data types, control constructs, functions and arrays. 3. Requirements and Grading: Grading will be based on programming assignments and exams. 4. The text for this course is Starting Out With Java From Control Structures through Objects, latest edition, by Tony Gaddis (ISBN: 978-0-13-285583-9). Or, you may use any textbook as long as the material that is listed below is included in the book. The following topics are covered in the University of Pittsburgh CS 0401 course Note 1: Topics 1-4 and 6 should be covered very quickly in at most a few classes, as the material should already be familiar to the students through CS0007 or an equivalent course. The other topics should have more detailed coverage. Note 2: The Gaddis text does not present all of the topics in the order shown below. If you use th