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CS 1130: Transition to OO Programming Spring 2016 |
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Module 1, Part 1Introduction to CS 1130This first part of module 1 of CS 1130 gives you a basic introduction to programming languages, programming, and Java. Contents1. Computing and programmingReading: Gries/Gries, Chap. 0, pp. 3-14. Comments: The purpose of this reading is to help you become familiar with some terminology of computer hardware and software, to give you a sense of history of programming, and to give you a brief overview of object-orientation and the programming language Java. You probably are familiar with some of this material already, since you already know a programming language, and it won't take you long to read this chapter. But do read it. 2. Structural and algorithmic aspects of programming languagesReading: Lecture Notes. Comments: This short little essay talks about two aspects of a programming language and gives a brief introduction to how object-oriented programming (OO) treats the structural aspect. |