[理学]SSD1计算机系统概论.doc

SSD1: Introduction to Information Systems SSD1: Introduction to Information Systems This is an introductory programming course. The course uses the Java language to illustrate programming concepts. You will learn how to program a computer to do simple tasks. The course starts with HTML programming in unit 1. You will use the Web to search for information, and then you will design simple Web pages. You will also develop HTML forms that communicate with servlets. In units 2 and 3, you will write simple Java programs that can be incorporated in your Web pages. In the process, you will learn and practice the following: compilation, syntax rules, variables, rudimentary object-oriented concepts (specifically classes, objects, and inheritance), data types, control structures, loops, and so on. Each of the three units has several modules. Each module contains a homework exercise as well as both a multiple-choice quiz and a practical quiz. The course also contains three in-class exams. You can read about how to work through the quizzes, exercises, and exams in the course Help pages. SSD1 Hardware/Software Requirements Internet connection iCarnegie-supported Web browser A text editor Suns Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) 1.4 or later (Appendix A. Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE)) iCarnegie-supported MS Windows platform iCarnegie Servlet Workbench ( Appendix B. The iCarnegie Servlet Workbench ) WinZip application The purpose of SSD1 is for students to Learn foundational Internet skills and concepts Learn foundational programming skills and concepts Prepare for future Java courses by learning simple Java syntax and structure Prepare for future programming courses by learning solid programming practices and strategies Students successfully completing SSD1 will be able to Produce Basic HTML pages Servlets that respond to user requests from browser User interfaces with HTML FORM elements Well structured solutions to simple programming problems