BIT 3106 - Introduction to Object Orientation Programming (OOP) MKU TUTORIALS

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BIT 3106 - Introduction to Object Orientation Programming (OOP)

BIT 3106 - Introduction to Object Orientation Programming (OOP)

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BIT 3106 - Introduction to Object Orientation Programming (OOP)

Is a collection of tutorial kits with Introduction to Object Orientation Programming (OOP) notes for Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Bed. Science, BBIT and other related degree or diploma courses.

SCHOOL OF PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCES

HARMONIZED AND APPROVED COURSE OUTLINE

BIT 3106: Object Oriented Programming

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Pre-requisite: Structured Programming and Systems Analysis Design

Purpose of the course

To acquire knowledge and skills of analysis, design and implementation of software solutions in object oriented programming approach.

Special Credits

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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Freeware for MKU Bed-Science and BBIT Under Graduates

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Expected Learning Outcomes of the Course

By the end of the course Unit the student should be able to:

Explain the concepts of object oriented programming.
Demonstrate an in depth understanding of objected oriented programming analysis and design
Design and implement OOP projects using Java and advanced toolkits.
Apply object oriented programming concepts using pure OOP language like Java language with emphasis on application to graphic user interfaces.

Course Content:

Class and class relationship diagrams; Design, Generalization and specialization, Aggregate/owner object hierarchies, inheritance Design patterns: Object factory design pattern, -Object oriented user interface construction methods, Hunfared software development process overview In-depth coverage of Java language, with emphasis on features supporting development of large efficient and re-usable systems. Components and templates, Exceptions and errors, Efficient memory management methods, Advanced tools and methods. Run-time, information type software re-use and evolutionary development