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         |        Syllabus for CMPSC 3390            |
         |    Java: Client, Server, Internet and     |
         |        Hand-held Device Programming       |
         |       Dr. Huaqing Wang, Spring 2019       |
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       Office :            Science Building III, Room 323
       Phone :             654-2357
       Email Addresses:    hwang@csub.edu
       Home page:          http://www.cs.csubak.edu/~hwang/
                           (looking for information on homework,
                           handout, anouncements, grades and sending your homework)

       Course Title:       Java: Client, Server, Internet and Hand-held Device  Programming 

       Course Description:

                This course will use Java's OOP features and libraries to explore
                client-side,  server-side and internet programming. The concepts of 
                multi-threading, synchronization, and network programming (socket and
                Remote Method Invocation) will be introduced and used to develop Internet
                client-server programs such as  chat room, on-line help, file transfer etc.
                The concepts of graphic user interfaces (GUIs)  and hand-held devices(such
                as Android phone or tablet) will be discussed and applied in student projects.

	Prerequisites:	   C- or higher in CMPS 2020 or C- in both CMPS 222 or 223
 
	Reference books or materials:
		- Any CSUB library or internet free Java related book.

      		CSUB library books such as

		      * The Well-Grounded Java Developer: Vital techniques of Java 8 and polyglot
                programming
        	  * Android how to program by Paul Deitel, Harvey Deitel, Abbey Deitel
		      * Java Language Specification at
			            http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se7/html/jls-1.html.

       Materials to be Covered:

        - Java Basics:
            Objects of Primitive and Object Types/User-Defined Type.
            Value, Pointer, Reference Kinds (of Types)
            Package, class and interface
        - Object-Oriented Features
        - Graphic User Interface (GUI) Programming
			GUI Components (AWT, Swing compnents, JavaFX)
                   JavaFX Tutorial 1 :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLkOX4Eez6o
			Layout managers
			Input Devices and Events
			Event-handling and Event-handler.
			Java applet
			Java servlet 
        - Concurrency (or Parallel Programming) and Synchronization
			Concepts: of concurrency, shared memory, and mutual exclusion
				 Processes and Threads
			Tools for mutual exclusion: semaphores, messaging and monitors
			Examples of Concurrency and synchronization:
       - Client-Server programing/Distributed Programming
			Sockets
			Remote Method Innocation (RMI)
			JSP and Servlet Programming
       - Pipelining
       - Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
       - Blackchain Basics
       - Java Programming on Android-based hand-held devices 
       - Android-java, IOS-swift, Flutter-Dart for both iOS & Android	

     Time & Classroom:    4:00 pm -- 5:15 pm   M.W ( Sci. III 311)
                          4:00 pm -- 6:30 pm   Tu  ( Sci: III 311)

     Office Hour:         2:30 pm  -- 4::00 pm   Mon. &  Wed.
                               or by appointment

     Grading Policy:     1. Projects :      100% no midterms or final
                         2. Two ponts off for each missing class.

     Lateness Penalty:    For late homework, 10% off each weekday, and no deduction
                            on weekends or holidays.

     Plagiarism Penalty:  You will get 0 if copying each other is found, using other's
                                        assignment.
     Exams:            All the exams (midterm, final) must be taken on time, except
                       some unusual cases such as unexpected accident or sickness 
                        with proper proof.

     January  30:      Last day to add courses, to change between audit and letter grading.
     February 15:      Last day to change between credit/non-credit and letter grading.
     February 15:      Last day to withdraw from classes without a 'W' being recorded;
                       withdrawals from classes after this date and continuing through
                       the next four-week period will be permitted only for serious and
                       compelling reasons and require written approval by the Dean or
                       Department Chair.
     April    5:       Last day to withdrraw from classes for a serious and complelling
                       reason.
     Aprial  22:       SOCI Week

     Notice: 
                       (1)  Send your questions and programming assignments hwang@csub.edu.
                       (2)  When you send your programs to me make sure that 
                            (A) Zip ( (.zip file only) your programs, and 
                            (B) Name your file in this format`:
                                name, class#, and assignment#  i.e. "JDoe 3390 01.zip"
                            (C) Use zip file as subject or comment of Attachment 
                       (3) Visit "http://www.cs.csubak.edu/~hwang/" for assignments, information
                           and grade-checking.