CSE 215 Course Objective and Outcome

Course Objective and Outcome Form
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

School of Engineering and Physical Sciences
North South University, Bashundhara, Dhaka-1229, Bangladesh
1. Course Number and Title: CSE215 Programming Language II

CSE215L Programming Language II Lab
2. Number of Credits: 3 + 1 = 4 Credits
3. Type: Required, Engineering, Lecture + Lab
4. Prerequisites: CSE115 Programming Language I
5. Contact Hours: Lecture – 3 Hours/Week, Lab – 3 Hours/Week
6. Instructor: Dr. Shafin Rahman

Faculty initial: SfR1
Office: SAC 921
Email: [email protected]
Office Hour: 8 AM – 12:00 PM (Monday to Wednesday)
7. Class Time: RA 2:40 PM - 4:10 PM (Section 4, SAC 308)
8. Course Summary:
This course introduces the basic concepts and techniques of object oriented programming. Actual
computer programs are constructed by apply object oriented programming concepts and using an
OOP language. Java is primarily chosen as the programming language in this course. The following
topics are covered in this course: Java syntax with elementary programming, primitive data types,
strings, operators, statements, arrays and methods, introduction to OOP, classes and objects,
constructor, polymorphism, abstract classes and interfaces, file IO operations, handling exceptions
in Java, GUI, multithreading, generics and related concepts.
9. Course Objectives:
The objectives of this course are

a. to become use to the basics of elementary programming such as variables, conditional and
iterative execution, arrays and methods in Java;
b. to understand the attributes of object oriented programming (encapsulation, polymorphism, etc.)
and concepts of OOP such as method overloading, method overriding, static and dynamic
binding, abstract class, interface, visibility modifiers;
c. to design a programming solution using the object oriented programming concept, and apply the
concepts of exception handling, graphical user interface (GUI), event-driven programming,
multi-threaded programming, generics in Java;
d. to introduce Java SDK and Java IDE tools to develop Java applications with debugging;
e. to work in a project team to support as a team member to develop applications.
10. Course Outcomes (COs):
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Sl. CO Description Weightage (%)
CO apply the basics of elementary programming such as variables, conditional
10%
1 and iterative execution, arrays and methods in Java;
apply the attributes of object oriented programming (encapsulation,
CO polymorphism, etc.) and concepts of OOP such as method overloading, 30%
2 method overriding, static and dynamic binding, abstract class, interface,
visibility modifiers;
design a programming solution using the object oriented programming
CO concept, and apply the concepts of exception handling, graphical user 30%
3 interface (GUI), event-driven programming, multi-threaded programming,
generics in Java;
CO use Java SDK and Java IDE tools to develop Java applications with 25%
4 debugging;
CO
support as a team member to develop applications as a project team; 5%
5
11. Resources
Text & Reference books:
No Name of Year of Title of Book Edition Publisher’s ISBN

Author(s) Publication Name
Intro to Java
Programming,
1 Y. Daniel Liang 2015 10th Pearson 9780133813463
Comprehensive
Version
Java: The
McGraw-Hill
2 Herbert Schildt 2017 Complete 10th 9781259589331
Education
Reference
Online resources:
Java SE Development Kit 8 – Oracle website

NetBeans IDE (https://netbeans.org/)
Eclipse IDE: https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/installer
12. Weightage Distribution among Assessment Tools
Theory: Attendance – 5%,

Assignment/Homework (3/4) – 10%
Quizzes (best 2 out of 3) – 25%,
Midterms – 30%,
Final – 30%
Lab: Assignment/Homework – 10%

Attendance and Lab assessment – 25%,
Midterm Exam – 20%
Project - 20%,
Final Exam – 25%
13. Topics covered and level of coverage (Topic/Hours):
Course Topics Coverage

Data types, Arithmetic and Boolean Expressions, Statements 3.0hrs
Loops and Conditional Statements 3.0hrs
Arrays and Multidimensional Arrays 3.0hrs
Methods, Method Overloading 3.0hrs
Classes & Objects 4.5 hrs
Inheritance and Polymorphism 4.5 hrs
Abstract Classes and Interfaces 1.5hrs
Exception Handling 1.5hrs
Graphical User Interfaces and Java 2-D Game Development 6.0hrs
File I/O 3.0 hrs
Generics and Multithreading 3.0hrs
14. Grading policy: As per NSU grading policy available in
http://www.northsouth.edu/academic/grading-policy.html

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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

1. Course Number and Title: CSE215 Programming Language II

2. Number of Credits: 3 + 1 = 4 Credits

3. Type: Required, Engineering, Lecture + Lab

4. Prerequisites: CSE115 Programming Language I

5. Contact Hours: Lecture – 3 Hours/Week, Lab – 3 Hours/Week

6. Instructor: Dr. Shafin Rahman

7. Class Time: RA 2:40 PM - 4:10 PM (Section 4, SAC 308)

The objectives of this course are

Text & Reference books:

No Name of Year of Title of Book Edition Publisher’s ISBN

Java SE Development Kit 8 – Oracle website

12. Weightage Distribution among Assessment Tools

Theory: Attendance – 5%,

Lab: Assignment/Homework – 10%

Course Topics Coverage

14. Grading policy: As per NSU grading policy available in

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