Java is one of the most popular programming languages today, with very high demand for people with advanced Java skills in the industry. By joining this module you will be able to expand your programming skills with more advanced Java techniques.
The content is designed for well-qualified computer science students entering the MSc programme regardless of their diverse academic background. You will be equipred with skills and knowledge needed to tackle complex programming challenges and build high-quality Java applications. You will learn essential topics including generics, and advanced features such as reflection, lambda expressions, and high-order programming. By the end of the course, you will be able to confidently build substantial Java applications, communicate technical solutions, and continue their development in the ever-evolving field of Java programming.
(Lectures, Classes) 40
Autumn (September Start)
Spring (January Start)
Programming Assignment 1 worth 50%.
Programming Assignment 2 worth 50%
Reassessment Method: Single instrument, 100% Practical assessment (coursework)
On successfully completing the module, students will be able to:
Gain a comprehensive understanding and apply the principles of the object-oriented programming.
Gain a deep understanding and critically apply best practices in Java programming at the micro level, and code design principles at the macro level, to enhance code quality, maintainability, and extensibility of their applications.
Develop (design, implement and test) advanced Java applications using encapsulation, data hiding, inheritance and polymorphism, and existing class libraries for more complex programs.
Develop and apply original thinking in the design of Java applications using advanced language features and modern GUI library.
Become proficient in using online and library resources to research topics with emerging trends and best practices in Java programming through continuous learning and self-improvement.
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