Object-Oriented Software Engineering with Java

Object-Oriented Software Engineering with Java, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.9, with 27 lectures, 12 quizzes, based on 208 reviews, and has 1017 subscribers.

You will learn about Build classes and creates objects using Java to promote code reuse Build a large software using inheritance, abstract classes, encapsulation, polymorphism, and Interfaces Recognize object-oriented concepts for large software development Solve advanced software development problems using Object Oriented concepts Develop and use generic classes to promote software reuse Use effective tools for Java project management (Netbeans, GitHub) This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner/Intermediate Software Developers or Software Engineering Students or Computer Science Students or Information Systems Students or Beginners Java Developers It is particularly useful for Beginner/Intermediate Software Developers or Software Engineering Students or Computer Science Students or Information Systems Students or Beginners Java Developers.

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Summary

Title: Object-Oriented Software Engineering with Java

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.9

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Quizzes: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Published Quizzes: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 60

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 60

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build classes and creates objects using Java to promote code reuse

Build a large software using inheritance, abstract classes, encapsulation, polymorphism, and Interfaces

Recognize object-oriented concepts for large software development

Solve advanced software development problems using Object Oriented concepts

Develop and use generic classes to promote software reuse

Use effective tools for Java project management (Netbeans, GitHub)

Who Should Attend

Beginner/Intermediate Software Developers

Software Engineering Students

Computer Science Students

Information Systems Students

Beginners Java Developers

Target Audiences

Beginner/Intermediate Software Developers

Software Engineering Students

Computer Science Students

Information Systems Students

Beginners Java Developers

Course Updates

Sep 5: Adding ArrayList lecture (Section II) and one programming assignment on files and ArrayList

Overview

The course provides a comprehensive coverage of object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts using Java programming language.?OOP is the key paradigm that allows software reuse?and that?facilitates the development of complex and large-scale software. The course first starts with providing a clear understanding why OOP is important. We then dive into the main OOP concepts including?encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. We also present generic classes and design patterns which further demonstrate an additional software?abstraction. All along the course, we show how OOP allows software engineers to develop complex software by making high-level abstractions starting from very general classes down to more concrete classes.?

To better illustrate the concepts, each chapter contains several hands-on activities, namely: (1) Quizzes which help reviewing the main theoretical concepts presented in the lectures, (2) short coding exercises where the student can apply the concepts he learned on simple use cases, (3) programming assignments, which??provide more thorough activities aiming at consolidating the understanding of the learner and guide him to master the concepts presented in the lectures. All hands-on activities have written and video solutions.?

In addition, during the course, the student will work on one application which he will improve from one chapter to another so that he can observe how programming concepts he learned can be applied to improve a certain application. In this course, we consider an application to process images for the programming assignment. There is no pre-requisite needed about images to do the exercises, as it is just a simple application context for the programming assignment.?

The course was designed to provide the learners with a solid background on software engineering using object-oriented programming concepts!

I?wish you?an excellent learning experience!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview and Introduction

Lecture 2: [IMPORTANT] What is you face errors and need to debug and find solutions?

Chapter 2: General Concepts Reviews in Java

Lecture 1: [Refresher] Read From/Write to a File in Java

Lecture 2: Arrays vs ArrayLists

Chapter 3: Week 1. Classes and Objects

Lecture 1: A basic program without object-oriented programming

Lecture 2: The Student Class: Is it better to use Object-Oriented Approach?

Lecture 3: Initializing Attributes with a constructor

Lecture 4: Data hiding and Encapsulation

Lecture 5: Keyword this and more about data validation in the constructor

Lecture 6: Class-wide variables (i.e. Static Members)

Lecture 7: Constructors Overloading

Lecture 8: the toString() method

Lecture 9: Composition: the Has-A relationship

Chapter 4: Week 2. Inheritance

Lecture 1: What is inheritance?

Lecture 2: Without inheritance

Lecture 3: Using Inheritance

Chapter 5: Week 3. Polymorphism

Lecture 1: What is polymorphism?

Lecture 2: Compilation Time vs. Runtime

Lecture 3: Downcasting

Lecture 4: But, why polymorphism is important? polymorphic processing

Lecture 5: Abstract classes

Lecture 6: Interfaces

Lecture 7: Contract-First Development Approach

Lecture 8: The Comparable and Comparator Interfaces

Chapter 6: Week 4. Generic Classes

Lecture 1: Generic Methods

Lecture 2: Generic Classes

Chapter 7: Week 5. Design Patterns

Lecture 1: Design Patterns

Chapter 8: Week 6. Java Collection Framework Exercises

Chapter 9: Week 7. Recursion Exercises

Chapter 10: Final Problems for Revision

Instructors

Anis Koubaa
Professor of Computer Science

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 5 votes

2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 12 votes

4 stars: 46 votes

5 stars: 143 votes

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