Week 1 of DSA 103 Object Oriented Programming

1. DSA – 103 Object Oriented
Programming
Week 1
Ferdin Joe John Joseph, PhD
Faculty of Information Technology
Thai‐Nichi Institute of Technology

2. Week 1 ‐ Orientation
Agenda
• Formal Introduction
• DSA 103 – A Road Map
• Textbooks
• Activity
• Programming – Primer
• Object Oriented Programming – Introduction
• Java – History
• Java ‐ Syntax
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3. Join our g+ community
https://bit.ly/2uoTdWL
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4. Orientation
Introduce Yourself
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5. Lecturer ‐ Intro
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ferdinjoe

6. Motivation
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7. DSA 103 – A Road Map
Attendance
(10%)
Mid Exam
(40%)
How GPA
works for
DSA 103?
Final Exam
(50%)
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8. Textbooks
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9. Activity – Three piece symmetry
Using the given blocks, perform symmetry
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10. Programming – Myth: Difficult & Scary
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11. Basis
• Flow of electricity in minute amplitude
• Make 0s and 1s to work
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12. Programming Unplugged
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13. Types of Programming Languages
• Machine Language 0s and 1s
• Assembly Language
• Procedural Language – C, Fortran, Pascal, BASIC
• Object Oriented Language – C++, Java, Python etc
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14. Procedure Vs Object Oriented Programming
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15. What are we going to learn?
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19. Java Features
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20. Object Oriented Paradigms
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21. Java ‐ Syntax
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22. Eclipse Environment
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23. Setting up your personal laptop/PC
Install the following
• Latest JDK from oracle website
• Eclipse IDE
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24. Data Types
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25. Data Types ‐ Numeric
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26. Data Type – Variables
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27. Addition
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28. Next Week…
• Operators and operands
• Expressions
• Conditional Statements – if‐else statement
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29. Worksheet
• Create java code for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing two
numbers. Do this for both integer and float variables.
• Try to implement these in the lab class next week after my
demonstration on eclipse.
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