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Java Programming

Contents of the Java Section.

I am hoping to eventually get some cool Java stuff on here, to

• supplement Second Year Object Oriented Programming units
• provide ready-made applets for aspiring web designers
• appeal to anybody interested in the Java programming language
• have some fun.

Download Course Materials for D76V 35 Software Development: Object Oriented Programming from here -

Workbook 1; and Source files required for some of the exercises.
Workbook 2; and Source files.
Workbook 3; and source code for the Monkey and a Test Driver.
Workbook 4; and source files. And a real applet clock just for fun!
In addition here is the Pilot, Plane and Engine exercise.
Workbook 5; this mainly concentrates on "diagram drawing" for Event Flow Diagrams and Use Cases. There is no source code in this book.
Workbook 6; this introduces Inheritance (base and derived classes). Also source files for the Forest and Tree classes. Planes7.zip has now introduced a Dialogue class with menus and error handlers.
Workbook 7; and Source files required for some of the exercises. This book contains notes on how to design a large OO system from a program brief.
Solutions to some of the exercises.
Progress Exercises for each week for you to try.

Step-by-step tutorials on implementing an application from a program brief. So far we are up to

Tutorial 1 - basic abstraction.
Tutorial 2 - arrays of objects and aggregation (whole-part) relationships.
Tutorial 3 - base-derived classes (Inheritance) relationships.

You can also sneak into the Architecture section for a Java applet that can recreate all 16.7 million 24-bit True Colours.

Or in the Web Design area, there's a simple animation applet...