1. Object-Oriented Design and Program Development in Business INFSY 535.1
Gayle J Yaverbaum
School of Business Administration
Penn State Harrisburg
Fall 2006

2. Evening Overview Introductions Course Objectives Hardware and Software
The Programming Process Development

3. Introductions

4. Course Objectives
Develop conceptual understanding
Develop skills

5. Syllabus ANGEL Course Management (http://cms.psu.edu) Syllabus
Course Policies
Course Grading
Weekly schedule
(and more)

6. Text
Object-Oriented Programming in Jave, A Graphical approach, Kathryn E. Sanders & Andries van Dam, Pearson/Addison Wesley, 2006, ISBN:

7. Browser Mininum Versions Internet Explorer 6.0 Firefox version 1.5.0.3
(See PSU Software Site – next slide)
Internet Explorer 6.0
Firefox version

8. Software ELMS for Microsoft.net products – VISIO and more
(all software is in PSH labs also)
ELMS for Microsoft.net products –
VISIO and more
Penn State Free Software (web
browsers)
Eclipse (with webtools Release
Build or above)

9. Secondary Memory Hard disks-on your PC CD’s on PC (R/W)
INFSY 535 Project Files and labs
PASS secondary storage use instructions
Jump Drives
D:\savehere

10. Software Sun Website (Java 5) JDK 5.0 Update 6 or
JDK 5.0 Update 6 with Beans
PASS Web Space
Find the WEB Application Form
on this page.

11. Part I:Let’s Begin!

12. Basic Computer Components
Peripherals
Central Processing Unit ( CPU )
(where work is done)
Input Device
Control Unit
Arithmetic Logic Unit
Output Device
Auxiliary
Storage
Device(s)
Memory Unit ( RAM)
(program code will be placed here)

13. Memory Main Memory/RAM Numbered locations or addresses
Computer places instructions or data during operation

14. Central Processing Unit (RAM) UNICODE Extends ASCII
Latin-I is International

15. Central Processing Unit (RAM) Byte = a memory location memory => 8
ASCII
Character
The number
on the
keyboard you
type.
Binary is
stored in
=> 8
Central Processing
Unit (RAM)
What will be the ASCII, binary
Representation for the number 8?

16. Central Processing Unit (RAM) Byte = a memory location memory => A
ASCII
Character
The number
on the
keyboard you
type.
Binary is
stored in 1 1 65 A
=> A
Central Processing
Unit (RAM)
What will be the ASCII, binary
Representation for the number 8?

17. Software
Operating System
Program

18. JAVA Programs Translates source code (statements you write)
Produces bytecode or .class file
Source File
.java
Bytecode
.class
Editor
compiler
interpreter
Library files

19. Lab Introduction: Programming Process
Analysis
Spiral Model
(Page 11 of text)
Design
Implementation
Testing
Maintenance

20. Lab I – Team Lab Read pages 9-12 briefly describing models:
Waterfall
Spiral
Extreme Programming
Page – Exercise
2: Team 1
3: Team 2
4: Team 3
Deliverables
A Plan Given Each Model (Include Team Number)
ANGEL Course Lessons: Lab 1-Systems Analysis (upload or type directly into ANGEL
Present to Class