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CSE8B – Introduction to Computer Science: Java

Units: 4

Course Objectives:
This new course allows for a slower track for those students with weaker background. The content of CSE 8A-B and CSE 11 will be the same, although CSE 8A-B will include more programming practice. Students will self select which course they wish to take. We have tried this same two track systems successfully in our C++ based introductory programming courses.

Course Description:
Continuation of the Java language. Continuation of programming techniques. More on Inheritance. Exception handling. CSE 8A-B is a slower paced version of CSE 11 with more programming practice.

Format:
3 hours of lecture per week, 1 hour of discussion, 7 hours of computer lab and 2 hours of outside preparation.

Prerequisites:
High school algebra

Other restrictions:
Students who have taken CSE 9A, CSE 9B, CSE 10, or CSE 11, may not take CSE 8B. Majors only.

Example Textbook(s):

Laboratory work:
Programming assignments.

Offered:
Winter and Spring Quarter