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    GORDON COLLEGE

    College of Computer Studies


    SYLLABUS IN OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
    CSP214 A/L

    Pre-requisite(s) : None
    Credit Units : 2 units (Lecture) | 1 unit (Laboratory)

    A. COURSE DESCRIPTION
    The prepared course of study is primarily designed to equip the learners with an adequate
    knowledge necessary to the understanding and appreciation of object-oriented programs
    using PHP as a scripting. It is designed to exposed learners to object-oriented programming
    concepts, principles and paradigm to future programmers.

    These topics should serve as a tool for students to develop and practice good programming
    habits essential to learn other programming languages.

    B. COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES


    LO1: Compare and contrast procedural/functional approach to object-oriented programming
    approach.

    LO2: Design, implement, test and debug programs using OOP concepts like abstraction,
    encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism.

    C. COURSE OUTLINE AND TIME FRAME


    Week Topic Test
    1 Introduction to Server-side scripting using PHP
    • Brief history
    • Installation (Environment setup/Code editors)
    • Scripting languages vs. programming languages
    • Procedural vs. object-oriented programming
    • Introduction to web development (back-end/front-end)
    2 PHP Fundamentals
    • Variables, data types, constants
    • Operators
    3 PHP Fundamentals: Control Flow Statements
    • Decision/Selection statements
    • Loop/Iterative statements
    4 PHP Fundamentals
    • Arrays
    • Strings
    5 PHP OOP Fundamentals
    • Defining a class
    • Defining methods
    • Instantiating a class
    • Defining properties



    GORDON COLLEGE
    College of Computer Studies


    6 PHP OOP Fundamentals
    • Inheritance
    • Access control modifiers (encapsulation)
    7 PHP OOP Fundamentals
    • The static modifier (class methods and class properties)
    • Getter and setter methods
    8 PHP OOP Fundamentals
    • Method overloading and method overriding (polymorphism)
    • Constructors and destructors
    9 Midterm Examination
    10 Setting Up the Database Connection
    • Creating the Database class
    • Defining automatic DB connection setup
    • Defining and testing a query method
    OOP Project: The Proposal
    11 Cookies and Sessions
    OOP Project: UI Design
    12 File upload and sending emails
    OOP Project: Database Design
    13 PHP Superglobal variables
    Date and Time
    OOP Project: SQL CRUD (Read-Select statements)
    14 Error handling
    OOP Project: SQL CRUD (Create-Insert statements)
    15 AJAX, XML, JSON
    OOP Project: SQL CRUD (Update and Delete Statements)
    16 Model-View-Controller framework
    OOP Project: Report generation
    17 API integration
    OOP Project: Input validation
    18 Final Examination

    D. REQUIRED READING BOOKS (Textbook)

    Object-oriented Programming Assigned Modules

    E. SUGGESTED READINGS AND REFERENCES


    • Tutorialspoint.com, “Php Tutorial PDF”; Retrieved from:
    https://www.tutorialspoint.com/php/php_tutorial.pdf
    • PHP.net, “PHP Manual”; Retrieved from: https://www.php.net/manual/en/
    • Udemy.com, The Complete 2021 PHP Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp

    F. COURSE REQUIREMENTS



    GORDON COLLEGE
    College of Computer Studies

    As part of this course, students will work on the following:


    a. Assignment
    b. Hands-On Activities
    c. Hands-On and Written Quizzes
    d. Presentations
    e. Software Project
    f. Major Examinations

    G. GRADING SYSTEM

    Each Midterm and Final Term shall be distributed with a weight of 50.0%. The
    Final Grade shall be obtained by adding the 50% of the Midterm Grade and 50% of the
    tentative grade in the final term or computed as:

    50% (Midterm Grade) + 50% (Tentative Final Term Grade) = 100% (Final Grade)

    H. CLASSROOM POLICIES
    a. Common
    1. Attendance checking will be after 15 minutes of the time period, beyond this,
    the student will be considered late, 2 accumulate late will be equivalent to 1
    absence.
    2. Submission of assignments, projects and any take home activities must meet
    the deadline as specified. Failure to do so will deduct 1 point per day for late
    submission and will not be accepted after a week.
    b. Specific
    1. Late Assignments: There will be a penalty of 10% per day of late submission
    of assignments and project deliverables (including weekends and holidays).
    2. The student may copy or download lectures and presentations from the
    Facebook group or LMS that will be created by the instructor.
    3. Non-submission of final project and completion of final exam on the
    specified date will incur an incomplete grade.
    4. No type of Academic Dishonesty will be Tolerated. Severe penalty allowed
    by the College Policy shall be applied.

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