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This course is the second half of Adelphi's first-year programming
sequence. It assumes you have
taken the first half, CSC 171, or the equivalent. If you took the first
course in a different semester,
or at a different school, you'll have to catch up on the design recipes,
while you may find some of
the language concepts (like variable declaration and assignment) old-hat.
The course will be of benefit
to people who know another programming language like Scheme, Pascal, C,
or Basic, and want to
learn Java and/or object-oriented programming (OOP). I expect the class
to include some
computer science majors, some computer science minors, and some people
here for just one or two courses.
If you want to learn how to use a computer (for word processing,
spreadsheets, databases, Web
browsing, email, etc.) and perhaps create your own Web page, but not
write real computer
programs yourself, you should probably take CSC 170, ``Introduction to
Computers and Their Applications'', instead.
2000-08-30