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5. use conditional statements to j. Return values
write a value method k. Writing methods
6. write an overloaded methods l. Method composition
m. Overloading
n. Boolean methods
After the completion of the VII. Class and Object Sample Program Lecture Notes 1. Writing the output of a
chapter, students should a. Classes, Objects, Discussion program with application
be able to: Methods, and Instance Projector, of classes, object, method,
1. understand the usage of Variables Written Programming Whiteboard Marker, and instance.
class, object, method, and b. Declaring a class with Practice/Exercise Computer, Java
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instance method IDE
2. use a method with parameter c. Instantiating an object Hands-on Programming
of a class Practice/Exercise
d. Declaring method with
parameter
After the completion of the VIII. Arrays Sample Program Lecture Notes 1. Writing the output of a
chapter, students should a. Creating arrays Discussion program with Array
be able to: b. Accessing elements Projector, elements
1. write a method that takes an c. Displaying arrays Written Programming Whiteboard Marker, 2. Writing a program that
array d. Copying arrays Practice/Exercise Computer, Java the output is generated by
2. use the enhanced for loop e. Array length IDE arrays.
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3. traverse an array f. Array traversal Hands-on Programming
g. Random numbers Practice/Exercise
h. The enhanced for
loop Simulation
Debugging
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COURSE REQUIREMENTS
Lecture Requirements: Laboratory Requirements:
1. Mid-Term Examination 1. Hands-on Exercise
2. Long Examination 2. Program Discussion
3. Quizzes/Written Exercises 3. Mid-Term Examination
4. Assignments/ Program Listings 4. Final Output
5. Attendance 5. Attendance
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