1
false
COMP2750
<p>A Java-based introductory programming course which includes aspects of graphical user-interfaces and Java2D graphics as well as good programming practice and software engineering.</p>
1
false
10777
<p>COMP1110 and COMP1510</p>
Homework and Labs (10%); Two Programming Assignments (30%); Final Theory Exam (60%)<br />
1
1
By the end of this course, you should be able to:<br /><br /><ol><li>Read and understand a Java-based software code of medium-to-high complexity.</li><li>Write a Java application of medium complexity (consisting multiple classes).</li><li>To use standard and third-party Java's API when writing your ownapplications.</li><li>Understand the basic principles of creating Java applications with graphical user interface (GUI).</li><li>Create your own GUI application of low complexity using the AWT/Swing Java packages.</li><li>Understand fundamental concepts of computer science: structure of computational process, algorithms and complexity of computation.</li><li>Understand the basic approches to designing software application and implementing the design using Java programming language.</li><li>Create Java applications to manipulate media data (sound, images) using the standard Java packages javax.sound and Java 2D.</li></ol>
0
Java Programming for New Media
6
6
<p>Hortsman, Cay <em>Big Java</em>, 3rd edition, John Wiley & Sons Inc, Somerset, New Jersey, U.S.A., 2007.</p> <p>Other recommended resources will be listed on http://cs.anu.edu.au/Student/comp2750-6700.2008/java_resources.php</p>
6
<p>COMP1100 or COMP2720</p>
Java Programming for New Media
Band 2
Computer Science
<p>Thirty one-hour lectures, six two-hour laboratory sessions.</p>
2010