SCHEDULE

    ITSE 2317: ONL- Course instruction and testing are fully online without required class times.    

Instructor’s Name: Sajida Faiyaz

Virtual Office Hours: Virtual Office Hours: Monday & Wednesday 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm (By appointment only)

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Meeting ID: 823 8569 4287

Passcode: 623337

Office: Building 4000,           room #: 1215.04

Phone:            512-223-3195

E-mail:           sajida.faiyaz@austincc.edu

STUDENTS EXPECT TO RECEIVE A RETURN EMAIL WITHIN 24 HOURS.

NOTE: DO NOT SEND ME ANY MESSAGE VIA BLACKBOARD

VIRTUAL OFFICE HOURS

If you’re finding it difficult to understand the concepts, remember that you’re not alone—I’m here to help! I encourage you to join my virtual office hours on Wednesday from 1 pm to 2 pm via Zoom.

                                Please note that the meeting requires a prior appointment.

To schedule a time, simply email me to confirm your spot. This session is a great opportunity to ask questions, get clarifications, and work through any challenges you may be facing.

          I look forward to assisting you!

PREREQUISITES

ITSE 2321– Object Oriented (Java) or Departmental Approval

COURSE DESCRIPTION

• Credit Hours: 3

Introduction to object-oriented programming with an emphasis on the fundamentals of structured design with classes, including development, testing, implementation, and documentation. Includes object-oriented programming techniques, classes, and objects. The Java programming language is used in this course.  We will not cover any GUI programming, though the class should prepare you to explore these topics on your own if you are interested.

Course Rationale:  This course is designed to teach the student how to write, test, and debug intermediate-level Object-Oriented programs using Java.

REQUIRED TEXTBOOK:                            

Approved Course Text and Teaching Materials

Java: How to Program, Early Objects – 11th Edition, Paul Deitel, Harvey Deitel – Pearson, 2017, 

(ISBN – 9780134751856) Pearson.

The course is graded using this breakdown of assignments.

Element                                                                 Percent

Orientation Quiz                                                       10%

Lab Assignments                                                      30%

Quizzes                                                                     10%                                                                            

Exam1                                                                      20%                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

Exam 2                                                                     20%

Total                                                                      100%

LETTER GRADE ASSIGNMENT

             Austin Community College’s (ACC) grading system is as follows:

COURSE OUTCOMES AND ASSESSMENTS

By the end of the course, students will be able:

To learn to write, test, and debug intermediate-level Object-Oriented programs using Java. In addition, the student will either be introduced to or will use the following concepts, which are important workforce activities:

• • • Design/Develop Program.
    • Develop appropriate data models and database scheme.
• Recursion
• Inheritance
• Polymorphism
• Generics
• Trees/Graphs
• Linked Lists
• Stacks/Queues
• Files
  • • Databases with JDBC

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