CSI141 Programming Principles
“Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.”
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Course Synopsis
- Lecturer: Rakutuka Active Kambobonjo
- Lecturer: M Lefoane
- Lecturer: Ofaletse Mphale
- Lecturer: T.Z. NKGAU
- Lecturer: Ofentse Oganeditswe
CSI161 Introduction to Computing
- Lecturer: TSHEPHO KOBOYATSHWENE
CSI132 Discrete Structures II
- Lecturer: M Lefoane
- Lecturer: N.P. MOTLOGELWA
- Lecturer: E. Thuma
CSI142 Object-Oriented Programming
Outcomes
i.e. at the end of this course, students should be able to describe the fundamental concepts of object oriented programming and their implementation, Design and build object-oriented programs using a modern object-oriented programming language, Java, and Apply the concepts through a variety of programming projects.
Synopsis
Introduction to object-oriented programming (e.g., paradigm, OOP language features)- Objects and classes, Encapsulation, Understanding class definitions, messages and methods, Control flow, Object interaction, Generic programming and Collection classes (Data Structures), Libraries, Utilities and Packages, Testing and debugging, Design principles, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Extendable, flexible class structures, Building graphical user interfaces, Handling errors.
- Lecturer: T Leburu-Dingalo
- Lecturer: T. MOTSHEGWA
- Lecturer: M Lefoane
- Lecturer: K NDLOVU
- Lecturer: Tebogo Seipone