Résumé
Fundamentals of Computer Science using Java uses an object-based approach to the introduction of Computer Science using Java as the programming language. The book is example-based with approximately 50 completely worked examples. The use of a Turtle Graphics library allows early examples and exercises to be interesting while still simple. The use of a basic I/O library allows I/O without having to deal with exceptions and formatting, as would be the case in the standard library.
Features- All topics are introduced using completely worked examples suitable as models for student programs.
- Most chapters include a Case Study which does a sample problem in detail including analysis & design, coding, and testing.
- Programming patterns are used to generalize common programming constructs, allowing students to see the principles behind the examples and to apply them in new problems.
- Memory model diagrams are used to explain variables and assignments, parameter passing, scope, and value vs. reference semantics.
- Style tips are provided throughout to aid students in writing readable programs.
- Software engineering is introduced using CRC cards as a design methodology to start students thinking about design early in their education.
- Complete coverage of basic programming constructs including classes, instance and local variables, constructors, methods and parameter passing, expressions, control structures, Strings, and arrays.
Contents
Chapter 1 Computing Fundamentals- A Brief History of Computing
- Computer Systems
- Data Representation
- Computer Software
- Software Development
- Social Issues
- Java
- Turtle Graphics
- Classes
- Looping-The Countable Repetition Pattern
- Execution of Java Programs
- Numbers
- Expressions
- Variables
- Assignment Statement
- Modifying Earlier Examples
- Methods and Abstraction
- Simple Methods
- Methods with Parameters
- Function Methods
- Testing and Debugging with Methods
- Methods, Scope, and Visibility
- Streams
- Output
- Input
- The while Statement
- The Break Statement
- The if Statement
- The for Statement
- Other Control Structures
- Testing and Debugging with Control Structures
- The boolean Type
- The char Type
- Classes Revisited
- Class Behavior
- Data Abstraction
- Information Hiding
- Designing for Reuse
- The Development Process
- String Objects
- String I/O
- The String Class
- StringTokenizer Class
- Creating Arrays
- Array Processing
- Arrays and Methods
- Random Processing of Arrays
- Processing String Data as Array of char
- Multidimensional Arrays
Appendix B Java Syntax
Appendix C Programming Patterns
Appendix D Glossary
Appendix E Custom Packages
Appendix F Answers to Review Questions
Appendix G Additional Reading
L'auteur - David Hughes
Dr. Hughes received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Manitoba in 1979. He has been a member of the Department of Computer Science at Brock University since 1978, currently as Associate Professor and is a member of ACM and the Computer Society of IEEE. His research and teaching interests include Programming Languages, Object-orientation, and Compiler Construction. He has been teaching the Introduction to Computer Science course at Brock since 1978, Object-Orientation since 1989, and has used Java in the introductory course since 1996.
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Jones and Bartlett Computer Science |
| Auteur(s) | David Hughes |
| Parution | 30/01/2003 |
| Nb. de pages | 542 |
| Format | 18,5 x 23 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 902g |
| Intérieur | 2 couleurs |
| EAN13 | 9780763717612 |
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