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IT 240Programming Paradigms MS Information Technology Ateneo de Davao Course Outline Programming Language Concepts Survey of Languages and Paradigms Imperative, Functional, Object-Oriented Focus: OO Programming OO Languages (Java and C++) OO Design (UML) Design Patterns Prerequisites and Context IT 240: One of the six required (core) courses in the MS IT curriculum Assumes sufficient exposure (at least two semesters) to programming preferably in the C Language undergraduate courses in data structures and/or programming languages will be helpful References Programming Language Concepts, by Ghezzi and Jazayeri Concepts of Programming Languages, by Sebesta The C++ Programming Language, by Stroustrup Course Requirements Midterm Exam 25% Final Exam 25% Exercises/Projects 30% Individual Report 20% Schedule Session 1: Overview, Imperative Prog (November) Session 2: Functional Prog (December) Midterm Session 3: OO Programming (January) Session 4: More OOP, Reports (February) Final Exam Schedule This Weekend Friday Afternoon Overview, Classification of Languages Saturday Morning Evolution from Imperative/Structured Programming to OO Programming Saturday Afternoon Syntax and Semantics, Language Translation Concepts in Imperative Programming Revised Schedule This Weekend Saturday Afternoon Session 1: Overview, Classification of Languages Evolution from Imperative/Structured Programming to OO Programming Saturday Afternoon/Evening Session 2: Syntax and Semantics, Language Translation Concepts in Imperative Programming Sunday Morning session Imperative Programming, continued Introduction to Java (time permitting) Session Format Lecture discussion of formal definitions, concepts and cases Lab implementation of examples discussed exercises to be submitted Objective: gain working knowledge of the topics discussed Course Material and Required Reading Visit course website regularly: /~jpv/courses.html will link to a page containing IT 240 material Read: Stroustr