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Advanced Java Programming Course Outline

The document outlines the course details for CS2104, an elective course on Advanced Computer Programming at Riphah International University, focusing on web-based Java applications using the Spring Framework. It includes information on prerequisites, assessment methods, course objectives, topics covered, and grading policy. The course aims to equip students with skills in creating Spring projects, dependency injection, and database access among other programming concepts.

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Advanced Java Programming Course Outline

The document outlines the course details for CS2104, an elective course on Advanced Computer Programming at Riphah International University, focusing on web-based Java applications using the Spring Framework. It includes information on prerequisites, assessment methods, course objectives, topics covered, and grading policy. The course aims to equip students with skills in creating Spring projects, dependency injection, and database access among other programming concepts.

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Faculty of Computing Riphah International University

Course Description

Course Code CS2104


Course Category Software Engineering Elective
Course Title Advance Computer Programming
Credit Hours 03
Prerequisites Object Oriented Programming
Co-Requisites -
Assessment Instruments with Sessional Work: 40%
Weights (homework, quizzes, - Assignments 10%
midterms, final, programming - Quizzes 20%
assignments, lab work, etc.) - Presentation 10%
Mid Term: 20%
Final Term: 20%
Semester Project: 20%
Course Instructor Maryam Mir
URL (if any) [Link]
Course Description This course will teach you how to develop web-based Java
applications and web services in a consistent, productive way
using the Spring Framework with Spring MVC. The Spring
Framework is a platform that aims to make Java application
development easier.
Textbook 1.

Reference Material Lecture Handouts, Sample Programs


Course Goals/Objectives CLO 1: Create a Spring project from scratch
CLO 2: Injecting dependencies using the Spring bean factory
CLO 3: Define beans and autowire them as required
CLO 4: Setup and develop web-based applications
CLO 5: Include database access with object persistence and
transaction support.

Code Bloom’s Taxonomy Course Teaching Course


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# And Course Learning Outcomes Strategies Assessment %Weight


Methods
1.0 Remember
1.1
2.0 Understand
2.1
2.2
3.0 Apply
3.1 Create a Spring project from scratch Class Activities
Injecting dependencies using the Lectures, Class Quiz, Project,
3.2 Spring bean factory End term exam, 20
Activities
Mid Term,
Define beans and autowire them as Quiz, Project,
required Lectures, Class
3.2.1 End term exam, 20%
Activities
Mid Term,
Quiz, Project,
Setup and develop web-based Lectures, Class
3.2.2 End term exam, 20%
applications Activities
Mid Term,
Include database access with object Quiz, Project,
Lectures, Class
3.2.3 End term exam, 40%
persistence and transaction support Activities
Mid Term,
4.0 Analyze

5.0 Evaluate

6.0 Create

Topics Covered in the Course, Please see details on next page


with Number of Lectures on
Each Topic
Laboratory NA
Projects/Experiments Done in
the Course
Programming Assignments Done NA
in the Course
Class Time Spent on (in credit Theory Problem Solution Social and Ethical
hours) Analysis Design Issues
0.75 0.5 1.5 0.25

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Oral and Written


Communications

Topics Covered in the Course, with Number of Lectures on Each Topic

Topics Hours
Basics Of Java 4
Front End Design 10
Java Persistence API 5
Model View Controller 6
Using Reflection, Working with Reflection, Invoking Methods 8
5
Creating Beans, Working with Beans, Bean Scopes
10
Spring with JDBC

Weekly Lecture Plan

Wee TOPIC CLOs Mapping Blooms


k Taxonomy
1 Course Introduction K,C,A
 Basics Of Java
 Input/output
 Inheritance
 Polymorphism
 Encapsulation
 Abstract Class
 Interfaces
2 Front End K,C,A
 Html
 CSS
 Javascript
3 Front End K, C, A
 Html

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 CSS
 Javascript
4 Front End K, C, A
 Html
 CSS
 Javascript
5 Java Persistence API K, C, A
 Persistent Units
 Entity Manager
 JPA Query Language
 JPA Persistence
 Annotations
 JPA Templates
 Application Managed JPA
 Container Managed JPA
6 Java Persistence API K, C, A
 Persistent Units
 Entity Manager
 JPA Query Language
 JPA Persistence
 Annotations
 JPA Templates
 Application Managed JPA
 Container Managed JPA
7 Model View Controller K, C, A
 Domain Objects
 Service Layer
 Persistence Layer
 Spring MVC Architecture
 Dispatcher Servlets
 Context Loaders
 Controllers
 ModelAndView
 View Resolvers
 Working with MVC
 ModelAndView Objects
 Handler Mappings
 Handler Interceptors
 Form Controllers
 MultiAction Controllers
 Controller Annotations
 Mapping Exceptions to Views
 Unit Testing MVC Controllers
8 Model View Controller K, C, A
 Domain Objects
 Service Layer
 Persistence Layer
 Spring MVC Architecture

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 Dispatcher Servlets
 Context Loaders
 Controllers
 ModelAndView
 View Resolvers
 Working with MVC
 ModelAndView Objects
 Handler Mappings
 Handler Interceptors
 Form Controllers
 MultiAction Controllers
 Controller Annotations
 Mapping Exceptions to Views
 Unit Testing MVC Controllers
9 Mid Term
10 Using Reflection K, C, A
 Classes and Interfaces
 Fields and Methods
 Constructors
Working with Reflection
 Constructing Objects
 Manipulating Fields
Invoking Methods
 Spring Framework
 Containers and Services
 Inversion of Control
 Dependency Injection
11 Using Reflection K, C, A
 Classes and Interfaces
 Fields and Methods
 Constructors
Working with Reflection
 Constructing Objects
 Manipulating Fields
Invoking Methods
 Spring Framework
 Containers and Services
 Inversion of Control
Dependency Injection
12 Creating Beans K, C, A
 Setter Injection
 Constructor Injection
 Static Factory Methods
 Inner Beans
Working with Beans
 Wiring Collections
 Bean Abstraction
 Autowiring
 Method Injection
Bean Scopes

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 Bean Scope Modes


 Bean Life Cycle
 Bean Postprocessing
13 Creating Beans K, C, A
 Setter Injection
 Constructor Injection
 Static Factory Methods
 Inner Beans
Working with Beans
 Wiring Collections
 Bean Abstraction
 Autowiring
 Method Injection
Bean Scopes
 Bean Scope Modes
 Bean Life Cycle
 Bean Postprocessing
14 Spring with JDBC K, C, A
 Data Access
 DAO Support Classes
Data Source Configuration
 JDBC Persistence
 DAO Interfaces
 JDBC Templates
 RowMappers
 Domains and Services
JDBC Transactions
 Transaction Properties
 Transaction Managers
 Transaction Attributes
 Programmatic Transactions
 Declarative Transactions
 AOP Support
 Transaction Annotations
15 Revision K, C, A

16 Project Demo

Cours
e
LOs PLO PLO PLO PLO PLO PLO PLO PLO PLO PLO1 PLO1
# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1
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1.1
2.1
2.2
3.1
3.2
3.2.1
3.2.2
3.2.3
3.2.4
4.1
5.1

Grading Policy

A+ 90 and Above
A 80 and 89
B 70 - 79
C 60 – 69
D 50 – 59
F Below 50

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