Note: This schedule is tentative and may change throughout the semester.
All work must be submitted on time! All homework is due 9a.m. on the day it's due.
All lecture notes can be found on D2L.
| Week |
Topic |
Readings |
Tuesday |
Thursday |
| 1: (Jan 6) |
Review of Programming 1 |
Chapters 1-7 |
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| 2: (Jan 13) |
Review of Programming 1 cont./Multidimensional Arrays |
Chapter 8 |
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Class Canceled (please do virtual class assignment for Tuesday Jan 20)
Due on Thursday January 15 HW 1
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| 3: (Jan 20) |
Multidimensional Arrays cont.
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Due Tuesday January 20 MPL: WarmUp
Virtual Class Assignment |
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| 4: (Jan 27) |
Multidimensional Arrays/Objects and Classes |
Chapter 9 |
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Due Thursday January 29
LAB 1
HW2
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| 5: (Feb 3) |
Objects and Classes, cont. |
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Due Tuesday Feb 3 MPL: Multidimensional Arrays
|
In Class Exercises Objects
Tracing Objects
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| 6: (Feb 10) |
Thinking in Objects |
Chapter 10 |
Due Tuesday Feb 10 MPL: Objects and Classes HW3 |
Lincoln's Birthday - No School
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| 7: (Feb 17) |
Thinking in Objects, cont. / Inheritance and Polymorphism |
Chapter 11 |
EXAM 1 |
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| 8: (Feb 24) |
Inheritence and Polymorphism, cont. |
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| 9: (Mar 3) |
Inheritence and Polymorphism, cont. |
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Due Thursday March 5 HW4 |
| 10: (Mar 10) |
Inheritence and Polymorphism, cont./Exception Handling and Text I/O |
Chapter 12 |
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Due Thursday March 12 LAB 2 MPL: Inheritence and Polymorphism |
| 11: (Mar 17) |
Spring Break - No School |
| 12: (Mar 24) |
Exception Handling and Text I/O cont. |
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Due Tuesday March 24 HW5
MPL: Exception Handling |
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| 13: (Mar 31) |
Abstract Classes and Interfaces |
Chapter 13 |
Exam 2 |
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| 13: (Apr 7) |
Abstract Classes and Interfaces, cont. |
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Due Thursday April 9 HW6 |
| 14: (Apr 14) |
Abstract Classes and Interfaces, cont. |
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Due Thursday April 16
Exam 3 Lab 3 MPL on Abstract Classes and Interfaces (and one File problem)
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| 15: (Apr 21) |
Review for Final Exam |
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The common final exams for CS 207 will be Saturday, April 25 at 11:00a.m.-1:00p.m in Room LWH 1001. |
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Instructor: Rachel Adler
Email: R-Adler AT neiu.edu
Course Website: http://homepages.neiu.edu/~radler/cs207
Office Hours: 12:15 – 1:30(T/Th) and 2:30-4pm(W) or by appointment.
Office: LWH 3047
Course Description
This course is the continuation of CS-200, Programming I. This course provides an in-depth study of the principles of object oriented programming, including Classes, Objects, Methods, Arrays, Inheritance, and Polymorphism. Within this framework, the course will cover Sorting and Searching Arrays, Two-Dimensional Arrays, Exception Handling, File Input/Output, and an introduction to Recursion. Emphasis is given to the design of algorithms and program development, involving both numeric computations and string manipulation techniques. A common comprehensive final exam will be given in CS-207.
Required Text:
Introduction to Java Programming, Comprehensive Version (10th Edition)
By: Daniel Liang, Pearson ISBN-13: 978-0133761313
Grading
| Exams |
50% |
| Final Exam |
20% |
| Labs and Homeworks |
25% |
| MyProgrammingLab |
5% |
| 90-100% |
A |
| 80-89% |
B |
| 70-79% |
C |
| 60-69% |
D |
| 0-59% |
F |
Final Exam Policy
There will be a common final exam for all sections of Programming II. The CS 207 common final is scheduled for Saturday Dec 6 at 11:00-1:00 p.m in Room LWH 1001. If you cannot make Saturday because of a religious reason (or other serious reason), you must notify your professor by email within the first two weeks of the semester in order to be accommodated.
NOTE: You MUST receive at least 60% on the Common Final Exam in order to receive
a grade of ”C” or higher for the course. If you do not, you will receive a ”D” or an ”F”
for the course, depending on your Weighted Average.
Topics Covered
See Course Schedule (Home) Tab
Submitting Your Program Assignments
- Create a folder with your name and in that folder include all files (program code, input and output files, but NO .class files).
- Compress the folder by right-clicking on it and choosing the Send to…Compressed (zipped) Folder.
- Submit this zipped folder (.zip file) through the "Assignments" section of Desire2Learn. No printouts will be collected.
Assignment Policy
All assignments must be submitted BEFORE 9am on their given due date or a grade of 0 will be assigned. No late homework assignments will be accepted.
Academic Integrity:
All assignments must be the student’s own work. If you copy homework, you and the student whose homework you copied will receive a zero. If you are caught copying another student’s exam, or allowing someone to copy your exam, you will fail the exam and face further academic discipline.
Absence Policy:
Students are expected to attend all scheduled classes.
Accessibility Center:
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Northeastern Illinois University does not discriminate against persons on the basis of disability. In addition, Northeastern provides reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities. Students seeking reasonable accommodations in the classroom should contact Student Disability Services (D-104).
Web Link to Emergency Information:
It is recognized that a safe university environment is a shared responsibility of faculty, staff, and students, all of whom are expected to familiarize themselves with and cooperate with emergency procedures. Web links to Campus Safety: Emergency Procedures and Safety Information can be found on NEIUport on the MyNEIU tab or as follows: For the Main campus: http://www.neiu.edu/~neiutemp/Emergency_Procedures/MainCampus