1. CSC 113 Java Programming II
King Saud University
College of Computer and Information Sciences
Department of Computer Science
Ahmad Al-Rjoub  

2. Course Description
This course continues the coverage of the fundamental concepts of Object Oriented Programming that started in Java Programming I (CSC 111). 
In the Java Programming I, considerable time is spent concentrating on the fundamental programming concepts such as declarations of variables and basic control structures, methods and arrays, prior to introducing students to the concepts of classes and objects.
The Java Programming II covers more advanced topics such as packages, inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces, error handling view exceptions, file-handling techniques, generics, graphics and event-driven programming and data structures in which discusses the techniques used to create and manipulate dynamic data structures, such as linked lists, stacks and queues.
We will cover the basic array processing in this lesson, manipulating arrays of primitive data types and objects.

3. After completing this course, the student will be able to:
Course Objectives
After completing this course, the student will be able to:
Explain the principles of input and output and identify a number of
different input and output devices.
Explain the concept of an I/O stream.
Distinguish between text, binary and object encoding of data.
Distinguish between serial access files and random access files.
Create and access files in Java using the above encoding and access
methods.
Understand and use object-oriented programming concepts including: Inheritance,
Polymorphism,
Abstract classes and methods,
and Interfaces.

4. Course Objectives
Understand the basic use of Exceptions and try-catch-finally blocks
Claim an exception using a throws clause
Throw an exception using a throws command
Define and use your own exception classes.
Create a generic Class
Form linked data structures using references and self-referential classes.
Create and manipulate dynamic data structures, such us linked lists, stacks and queues.
Understand basic GUI programming concepts: a Graphics object, drawing methods, and the coordinate system

5. Java Programming II - CSC 113
Course Schedule
Java Programming II - CSC 113
Topics
Weeks
Chap01
Array of Objects 2
Chap02
Relationships between classes Using UML 1
Chap03
File Input/Output
Chap04
Inheritance - Polymorphism & Interfaces 3
Midterm 1:
Chap05
Exception Handling
Chap06
Generics
Chap07
Data Structures: Linked Lists – Stacks - Queues
Midterm 2:
Chap08
Graphical User Interface Components
Final Exam:

6. Textbook Grading References
An Introduction To Object-Oriented Programming With JAVA (Fourth Edition).
C. Thomas WU
Grading
Final Exam 40 %
Exam %
Exam %
Lab 15 %
Homework 15 %
Textbook
An Introduction To Object-Oriented Programming With JAVA (Fourth Edition).
C. Thomas WU
Grading
Final Exam 40 %
Exam %
Exam %
Lab/homework 20 %
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100 % Textbook
References
C. Thomas WU: “An Introduction To Object-Oriented Programming With JAVA” Fourth Edition McGrawHill
Deitel & Deteil: “Java How to Program” Sixth Edition Pearson
Quentin Charatan & Aaron Kans: “Java In Two Semesters” Second Edition McGrawHill