ID1301 Programming I, Java 7.5 credits

• Educational level

  First cycle

• Academic level (A-D)

  A

• Subject area

  Techonology
  

• Grade scale

  A, B, C, D, E, FX, F

• Course web

Learning outcomes

The course develops the students programming abilities so that he/she can solve easier tasks with the help of a computer. The course also lays a foundation for further studies in software engineering.
The student will be able to:
- Choose an appropriate form for data-storage (e.g. primitive values, vectors, lists or objects) and use the stored data in different ways
- Implement conditional actions and repetitions
- Develop appropriate methods, classes and packages to implement different operations
- Create objects of different standard classes and use their services
- Handle exception situations in a program
- Create programs that communicate with the standard input unit, standard output unit and the files in the file system
- Create appropriate object types to be able to implement given services

Course main content

- Store data as primitive values and exert different operations with them
- Implement conditional actions and repetitions
- Store data in a vector of the inbuilt type
- Distribute code between different methods, classes and packages
- Use objects of the classes that exist in the standard library
- Exception situations in a program
- Input, output and files
- Define own object types. Nestled and inner classes. Lists.
- Inheritance and interface

Disposition

Two work-forms are used in this course: lectures and laboratory work. In a lecture (for all students) different concepts are introduced and developed, and these concepts are illustrated with appropriate examples. The teacher and the students discuss these concepts.
A laboratory work further develops the concepts that were developed in the lectures. The student solves different problems with the help of a computer, and in that way verifies and deepens her/his knowledge and abilities. To be able to actively participate at the laboratory work, the student has to make all necessary preparations in advance.

Eligibility

General eligibility for university studies in Sweden, i.e. completed upper secondary education including documented proficiency in Swedish and English. In addition, specific requirements of mathematics, physics and chemistry corresponding to Mathematics D/Mathematics 3c, Physics B/Physics 2 and Chemistry A/Chemistry 1.

Literature

Preliminärt:

• Galjic Fadil: Programmeringsprinciper i Java, del 1 (Upplaga: 1), Studentlitteratur, Lund, 2005, 91-44-03586-1
• Galjic Fadil: Programmeringsprinciper i Java, exempelsamling, del 1 (Upplaga: 1), Studentlitteratur, Lund, 2006, 91-44-03819-4
• Galjic Fadil: Programmeringsprinciper i Java, övningsbok, del 1 (Upplaga: 1), Studentlitteratur, Lund, 2005, 91-44-03805-4

Examination

• LAB1 - Laboratory Work, 4.5 credits, grade scale: A, B, C, D, E, FX, F
• TEN1 - Examination, 3.0 credits, grade scale: A, B, C, D, E, FX, F

During the course the student does and presents a certain amount of example-programs. An exam is done in the end of the course. To be able to do the examination the student must present all the example-programs first.
One grade is given for the example-programs, one for the final examination, and then one final grade for the course as a whole. Both for the grade for the example-programs and the final examinations the actual grading scale (A, B, C, D, E, Fx, F) is used.

The final grade for the whole course is a rounded mean value of the grade for the examination and the grade for the example-programs (the mean value rounds up).

Offered by

ICT/Software and Computer system

Contact

Fadil Galjic, fadil@kth.se, tfn 08 - 790 4476

Examiner

Fadil Galjic <fadil@kth.se>

Version

Course plan valid from: Autumn 10.
Examination information valid from: Autumn 07.