Object-oriented analysis, design, programming, and applications. The theory behind object-oriented programming. Analyze and design programs using one of the object-oriented languages. Structure of the language (classes and interface), language syntax and features, input/output, events handlers, applications, using GUI library, threads, and generic types. (3 credit hours: 2 lectures + three hours Lab.)
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COMP133 | COMPUTER AND PROGRAMMING
COMP132 | INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER AND PROGRAMMING
COMP230 | COMPUTER AND PROGRAMMING
COMP142 | COMPUTER AND PROGRAMMING
