Introduction to object-oriented programming INF1000 10 An introduction to object-oriented programming in Java; development of algorithms, including use of arrays and other kinds of tables; user interface and file handling. Several central mechanisms of object-oriented programming will be covered, including use of classes, objects and references; cooperating objects created from a few classes; use of Java's class library. UML modeling of small systems. Social aspects of IT; privacy laws. After having completed this course, the students will be capable of developing their own Java programs based on a simple problem description. They will have suffucient knowledge and understanding of the Java class library to find required information themselves. They are expected to reach a level of competence enabling them to easily learn other, similar programming languages. 2 hours of lectures and 4 hours of tuition (2 hours in a computer room and 2 hours in a classroom) each week. Several mandatory problems must be completed during the course; if these are not accepted, the student may not take the final exam. A 3 hour written exam. Graded marks (A-F). In addition to fulfilling the minimum requirements for entrance to higher education in Norway, you must either have 2MX/2MY/3MZ from Norwegian upper secondary school, or have completed equivalent studies in mathematics at upper secondary school or university level at another educational institution. http://www.uio.no/english/academics/admission/rds/specialrequirements.html Read more about fulfilling special requirements. 10 credits INF 101/IN 105/IN 101, 6 credits HUMIT1700 and 6 credits IN-KOM-EVU. Note that the first lecture is compulsory. The subject is regarded equal to INF101/IN105 when practicing exam regulations. From autumn 2004, grades A-F will be given. Course Auditor: Siri Bjorvand