Advanced Programming Techniques

20-CS-694 - Advanced Programming Techniques
Electrical Engineering and Computing Systems

Instructor

John Franco

John Franco
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0030

Email: franco@gauss.ececs.uc.edu
Phone: 556 1817
Office: Rhodes 831
Office hours: M,W 1:30PM-3:00PM and by appointment (send email)

Registration Data

Credit Level: U./G. Credit Hrs: 3.00.
Prerequisites: 20-CS-403, 20-EECE-429

Logistics

Meets: 11:00-12:15, TH, Northrop Grumman and Rhodes 400
Course material: my notes, web pages, other materials

Course Description

Treats programming concepts, especially those needed for upcoming internet, security, graphics, and stream applications. Topics include: exception handlers, control abstractions and applications to streams, co-routines, demand-driven computation, interfaces substitution for multiple inheritance, content handlers, protocol handlers, applications of public key cryptosystem, clients and servers, remote method invocation, uniform data base interfaces, and reflection.

Keywords

Java, threads, graphics, animation, reflection, exceptions, networking, applets, packages, timers, colors, utility classes, object oriented programming, Remote Method Invocation, Java Native Interface, Security Manager, Swing

Addendum

There are numerous sources of material on which the lectures will be based. Most of those are posted on the course website. The texts referred to here also contain much information. It is not required that any of these texts be purchased but it is highly recommended. There are many other great sources of information in this area and the student is encouraged to seek out such material independently.