CS412/610 Topics of Computer Science: Java Computing
-- Spring 98

Contents

• General information
• Course Materials
• Topics & Schedule
• Assignments
• Grading
• Communication

Instructor:

Jiang B. Liu, jiangbo@bradley.edu

Professor of Computer Science & Information Systems

Office Hours

M W 1:00-300pm; T Th 10:30-12:00pm at Brd 103a
(or by appointment)

Lecture Times

11:00-11:50am, M W F, in BR116

Prerequisites

CS121 Introduction to Data Structures

CS343 Data Communications and Communication Network

or consent of instructor

• Required

  not just Java;
  by Peter van der Linden

• Optional

  Java by example
  by Jerry R. Jackson and Alan L. McClellan

Topics

This is the topic class for Java Computing. The goals of the course are to study the client/server network computing in Java and discuss the distributed object models, architectures and technologies used in Java computing. This is not an introduction to Java programming class. Instead, this is a course to build and deploy applications that run across Internet/Intranet using Java technologies. The prerequisites for the course are CS121 and CS343. You need some knowledges of OOP, Networking in TCP/IP, GUI, and RDBMS to do the class projects.

Assignments

• Programming Assignment 1
• Programming Assignment 2
• Programming Assignment 3
• Programming Assignment 4

Grading

Grading policies will be announced in the class later.

This class home page is located at "http://bradley.bradley.edu/~jiangbo". It will be used to post assignments. You are also encouraged to send me email about your questions related to the course or share related information with the class.