SULTAN QABOOS UNIVERSITY COURSE OUTLINE PROGRAM: B.Sc. in Computer Science. Laboratory (Practical) Field or Work Placement

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1 SULTAN QABOOS UNIVERSITY COURSE OUTLINE PROGRAM: B.Sc. in Computer Science 1. Course Code COMP Course Title ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING 3. Credits 3 4. Pre-requisite Course(s) COMP Co-requisite Course(s) - 6. Equivalent Course(s) - 7. Incompatible Course(s) - 8. Course Category University Requirement University Elective College Requirement Department Requirement Specialization Requirement Other (specify): College Elective Department Elective Specialization Elective 9. Course Owner College: Science Department: Computer Science 10. Course Type Lecture Lecture/Lab Lecture/Seminar Lecture/Tutorial Tutorial 11. Language of Instruction English Field or Work Placement Seminar Workshop Lecture/Studio Lecture/Lab/Tutorial or Seminar Laboratory (Practical) Studio Internship Project 12. Course Description This course exposes the student to advanced features of Java language such as: advanced GUI components, 2D/3D graphics, multimedia programming, multithreading, network programming, Java database connectivity, Java structures and collections, servlets and Java beans. 13. Teaching/Learning Strategies All course materials are posted in Moodle. 14. Assessment Components and Weight [%] Quizzes Practical 25% Other (specify): Homework assignments 20% Project In-term examination(s) 15% examination 40% 15. Grading Method A-F Scale Pass/Not passed 16. Textbook(s) and Supplemental Material 1. Foundational Java, David Parsons, Springer-Verlag London Limited, Springer, (Ebook) 2. An Introduction to Network Programming with Java, Jan Graba, Springer-Verlag, 2013.(Ebook) 17. Matching Course Objectives with Program Outcomes and SQU Graduate Attributes SQU Graduate Attributes Page 1

2 A. SQU graduates should be able to: 1. apply the knowledge and skills relevant to the specialization 2. communicate effectively and use information and communication technologies 3. critically analyze complex information and present it in simple clear manner B. SQU graduates possess 1. interpersonal communication skills and alignment with culture of international labour market to assist them in practical life and in living successfully 2. skills and motivation for independent learning and engagement in lifelong learning and research 3. work ethics and positive values, and intellectual independence and autonomy 4. teamwork skills and display potential leadership qualities C. SQU graduates should relish good citizenship qualities, be conscious of their national identity and be socially responsible, engage in community affairs and be mindful of contemporary issues # Intended Student Learning Outcome /Course Learning Objective Use Java Collections & Generics to reuse prebuilt generic data structures. Employ the concept of multithreading to construct concurrent applications. Implement Java networking applications using sockets and datagrams. Use Java classes and interfaces to manipulate databases. Use Java Web programming tools to develop web applications. Use advanced GUI components & Graphics. Use current JAVA IDEs to develop Java applications. i2 Relevant Program Outcome(s) Applicable Attribute(s) 16. Student Responsibilities It is the student s responsibility to know and comply with all University Academic Regulations relevant to participation in this course. These regulations specifically include attendance requirement and students` academic code of conduct. For attendance, it is the student s responsibility to be punctual and to attend all classes. Students are expected to perform their work with honesty and avoid any academic misconduct, which is defined as the use of any dishonest or deceitful means to gain some academic advantage or benefit. This can take many forms, including but not limited to, the following: copying, plagiarism, collusion and forging documents. For full details, please refer to the Undergraduate Academic Regulations and to the Student Academic Misconduct Policy. Additionally, this course requires that you: Late submission: (a) 1-24 hours: 25% of the mark will be deducted. (b) > 24 hours: Not accepted. Page 2

3 Course Assessment: Item Date Out Due Date Weights =========================================================================== HW1 Week 3/THU Week 5/THU 5% Lab Test 1 Week 6/ THU 10% HW2 Week 5/THU Week 7/THU 5% HW3 Week 7/THU Week 9/THU 5% Midterm Week 9/ THU 15% HW4 Week 11/THU Week13 5% Lab Test 2 Week 13/TUE 15% TUE 26 15:00 40% Page 3

4 COURSE INFORMATION Course Code COMP3204 Course Title ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING Semester/ Year 2017/Fall Section 10 Day, Time, and Place TUE & THU: 10:00-12:00 & 8:00-10:00 SCI0024S Course Coordinator Dr Yessine Al-Jamoussi Office Location Room #0011 Office Hours MON & 10:00-11:00 Office Tel. Ext yessine@squ.edu.om Lecture/ Week Topic 1 Introducti on 2 Collectio ns 3 Iterators, Algorith ms, Generics 4 Lambda and Streams 5 Multithre ading- Part 1 6 Multithre ading- Part 2 7 Networki ng 8 Networki ng 9 JDBC Part 1 10 JDBC Part 2 Tentative Schedule Material to be covered Introduction: Course outline and review of Java programming and OOP concepts. Objects that contain objects, Associations and Collections, The core Collection interfaces, Legacy Classes, Typesafe Collections with Generics, A Concrete Collection Class: Set, List, Map, Wrapping and Autoboxing - Assessment HW1, Practical test, Iterators, ListIterator, Static methods of collection class, Generics and HW1, Practical test Inheritance. Covers functional programing paradigm introduced in Java SE8. Functional Project, midterm, interfaces(e.g. Function, Predicate, Supplier, Consumer), Lambda expressions, streams, stream operations. HW2, Practical test, The life cycle of a thread, creating and executing threads HW2, Practical test, Thread synchronization, Runnable interface. Reading a file on a Web server, establishing a simple client and server, client HW3, Practical test, and server interactions with stream socket connections, Client/server interactions with datagrams, multithreaded servers, NIO. HW3, Practical test, Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) relational databases, SQL, connecting to HW4, Practical test, and querying a database, stored procedures. Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) relational databases, SQL, connecting to HW4, Practical test, and querying a database, stored procedures. Explore intrinsic class details at runtime Midterm, Practical Test and/or 11 Reflectio n 12 Web Covering servlets, Java Server Pages (JSP), Practical Test and/or 13 Web Java Beans and Java Server Faces (JSF). Practical Test and/or 14 GUI Advanced GUI components, 2D/3D graphics Programing Practical test and/or 15 Revision General Revision Page 4

5 Section Instructor APPENDIX A: INSTRUCTORS OF MULTIPLE SECTIONS Day, Time, and Place Office Location and Extension Office Hours APPENDIX B: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Page 5