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IS612 – Object Oriented Concepts and Development

IS612 – Object Oriented Concepts and Development. Dr. Catherine Dwyer Fall 2010. Agenda. Class introductions What is IS612? Overview of Syllabus Introduction to Java programming using Eclipse This week’s assignment.

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IS612 – Object Oriented Concepts and Development

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  1. IS612 – Object Oriented Concepts and Development Dr. Catherine DwyerFall 2010

  2. Agenda • Class introductions • What is IS612? • Overview of Syllabus • Introduction to Java programming using Eclipse • This week’s assignment

  3. Catherine DwyerAssociate Professor Seidenberg School, Department of Information Technology • Full time since Fall 2000 • Other classes taught: CS121, CS122, IS112, IS223, IS241, IS323, IS396E (Java), IS660Z(Programming Games Using VB) • Lead developer for Web Assisted CIS101 • Revision Chair for IS Undergraduate curriculum • Co-author with Dr. Jeanine Meyer of Programming Games With Visual Basic, Course Technology, 2001 • I have taught C, C++, Java, Visual Basic, and JavaScript • Written a textbook for Visual Basic and for JavaScript

  4. My Computing Background • MS in CS (Pace), PhD in IS from NJIT, dissertation on privacy management in social networking site • Two daughters, recent college grad (2008) and college freshman • Prior Experience: Programmer/Analyst at NYC investment bank, Technology Coordinator at Graphics Design Firm • Husband journalist with The New York Times • Research interests: social networking and social media, online privacy management, and sustainability • Links to my research on my web site: http://csis.pace.edu/~dwyer • You?

  5. Required Text and Software • Lewis and Loftus, Java Software Solutions, sixth edition (fifth is also fine, and will be cheaper  ) • Bring your book to class every class meeting! • Software: • Java • Eclipse • Microsoft Visio (available through MSDNAA)

  6. Overview of Online Resources for IS612 • Course material is available on my Web site: http://csis.pace.edu/~dwyer • Blackboard site - http://blackboard.pace.edu • Faculty contact information • Syllabus • Assignments • Course resources • Links to Java online resources

  7. What about programming? • Why do MS in IS students need to know about programming?

  8. What does IS profession say? • Official IS description of this course: Programming Fundamentals • Primary goals: • What are the key object oriented concepts? • How does the application of object oriented concepts improve the reliability of software? • How is data created and managed in software? • What makes up the practice of software development?

  9. Why study Java? • Of all the programming languages around, why do we study Java?

  10. Java is the language of the Internet • Designed to produce applications for a networked environment • First major programming language available via download (see http://java.sun.com) • Most popular “general purpose” language for web applications • Builds on “C” syntax • Is object oriented

  11. Getting started with Java and Eclipse • Trying out the Eclipse development environment • Running your first Java program

  12. Next Class • Read chapter one of Lewis and Loftus and bring text to class • Install Java and Eclipse on your home machine/laptop (see assignment for Week 01)

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