Object-Oriented Programming

Major: Computer Science
Code of subject: 6.122.00.O.012
Credits: 5.00
Department: Automated Control Systems
Semester: 2 семестр
Mode of study: денна

Object-Oriented Programming

Major: Computer Science
Code of subject: 6.122.00.O.014
Credits: 5.00
Department: Artificial Intelligence Systems
Lecturer: Hasko R.
Semester: 2 семестр
Mode of study: денна
Learning outcomes: know: main features and limitations of Java programming languages data types and basic Java language constructs implementation of the concept of object-oriented programming in Java how to interact with databases and the file system be able: to search information in various sources for solving specialty tasks; to work effectively both individually and in the team, to present the results of work; be able to search information in various sources for solving specialty tasks; to be able to think systematically and apply creative abilities to the formation of fundamentally new ideas; Create your own software product, using the concept of object-oriented programming and asynchronous processing; create a module with the ability to use it by third-party developers; work with popular relational databases using models written in Java; use multithreading and multi-core processors to develop Java software; develop tests to automatically check the functioning of the software product.
Required prior and related subjects: Algorithmization and programming p.1 Teamwork and presentation skills Algorithmization and programming part 2
Summary of the subject: Basic principles of OOP. SOLID principles. Announcement and initialization of variables; bringing primitive types; the difference between primitive types and pointers; reading and writing of object fields; life cycle of the object Using Java Operators CREATION AND USE OF LANGUAGE MASSAGES USE OF JAVA LANGUAGE CYCLE WORKING WITH METHODS AND INSULATION BY JAVA LANGUAGES WORKING WITH THE FOLLOWING BY MEANS OF LANGUAGE WORKING WITH SPECIALIZED JAVA LANGUAGES MULTIPLICABILITY AND ASSISTANCE BY JAVA LANGUAGES
Assessment methods and criteria: laboratory works - 40 practical work - 10 written component - 40 oral component – 10
Recommended books: Joshua Bloch. Effective Java, Second Edition. – Addison-Wesley – 2008 – 346p. Raoul-Gabriel Urma. Java 8 in Action: Lambdas, Streams, and functional-style programming, First Edition. – Manning Publications – 2014 – 424p Ho, Clarence, Harrop, Rob, Schaefer, Chris. Pro Spring 4. – Apress – 2014 – 683 p

Object-Oriented Programming

Major: Computer Science
Code of subject: 6.122.00.O.013
Credits: 5.00
Department: Computer-Aided Design
Lecturer: Oksana V. Oborska, Ph.D., Lecturer of the CAD Department.
Semester: 2 семестр
Mode of study: денна
Learning outcomes: - know the basics of object-oriented programming; - to own modern methods and means of object-oriented programming using the Visual Studio environment; - be able to handle exceptions and class libraries; - to use object-oriented programming technologies. - to own the principles of building information models. Formation of a theoretical knowledge base of students in the C / C ++ programming language; - to get acquainted with the principles of finding errors in programs and methods of their debugging and testing; - to acquire practical skills of work with typical programming problems and methods of their solution. -to evaluate the results obtained and defend them with arguments during the submission of the report.
Required prior and related subjects: prerequisites: algorithmization and programming part 1, алгоритмізація та програмування ч.2; co-requisites: discrete mathematics.
Summary of the subject: The Object Oriented Programming course includes the following topics: Fundamentals of the C ++ Object Oriented Programming Language. History of origin. The differences between C and C ++ are not related to using objects. Comparison of functional and object approach. Object-oriented programming. The main principles of the object-oriented approach. Abstraction. Limitation access. Modularity. Hierarchy. The concept of classes and objects. Constructors and destructors. Class description protocols. Creating objects. Access to fields and methods. Using class access specifiers. See classes. Container, nested, local. Designers and destructors. Rules for determining designers. Methods initialization of elements in constructors. Call procedure constructors and destructors. Static class members. Overload of functions and operations. Unary and binary operators. C ++ stream classes. Placement and healing operations. Input and output preresage. Definition of streaming operations as friendly. I / O process control functions. Flags formatting. Manipulators. File streams. Exceptional handling. Means of control, ejection objects, structural exception management. Inheritance (single, multiple). Inheritance mechanism. Access control. Friendly classes and friendly features. Encapsulation, imitation, polymorphism. Virtual functions. Pure virtual functions and abstract base classes. Placing VPTR and VMT tables in memory. Virtual destructors. Library of standard templates. Stack, lists, queues, decks, associative mappings, sets. Character strings, vectors, matrices, algorithms, arrays of values. Library of standard templates. Parameterized functions. Parameterized classes. Containers. API - functions for managing flows and processes. Sync streams in Windows. DLL (Dynamic-Linc Library). Qt Creator. Overview of properties DLL. Creating a DLL and applying Qt. Qt Creator - basic properties. UML tools. Object-oriented analysis and design of the subject environment using UML. Patterns and anti-patterns of design. Features of work.
Assessment methods and criteria: - current control (45%): written reports with laboratory work, oral questioning; - final control (55%, examination control ): testing (45%), oral component (10%).
Recommended books: - Straustrup B. C ++ programming language: Per. with English - M .: Radio and communication, 1991.-352p. - Stiven Prata. C ++ programming language. Lectures and exercises. Textbook: lane. With English / Stephen Prata - SPb .: OOO << DiaSoftYUP >>, 2005. - 1104p. - Harvey Datel, Paul Datel. How to program in C ++, 2001. - 1007 p. (Electronic version). - Averkin VP, Bobrovsky AI, Vesnich VV, Radushinsky VF, Khomonenko AD Programming in C ++, 2003. - 249 p. (Electronic version). - Schildt G. Theory and practice C ++: trans. with English - SPb .: BHV - Sank-Peterburg, 1996. - 416p. - Pavlovskaya TA S / S ++. Programming in a high-level language / TA Pavlovskaya. - SPb. : Piter, 2007. - 461p.