Advanced Programming Techniques
Advanced Programming Techniques
Polymorphism, containers, libraries, method specifications, large-scale code management, use of exceptions, concurrent programming, functional programming, programming tests. Java will be used to illustrate these concepts. Students will implement a project or projects of their own choosing, in Java, since some concepts are expressible only in Java. Prerequisite: MET CS 342 or equivalent knowledge of Java. Or MET CS 521 and MET CS 526. Or instructor's consent. Effective Fall 2020, this course fulfills a single unit in each of the following BU Hub areas: Quantitative Reasoning II, Creativity/Innovation, Critical Thinking.
2024SPRGMETCS622 A1, Jan 24th to May 1st 2024
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2024SPRGMETCS622 O1, Jan 16th to Mar 5th 2024
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2023FALLMETCS622 A1, Sep 6th to Dec 6th 2023
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| W | 06:00 PM | 08:45 PM | MET | 122 |
2023SUM1METCS622SO1, May 9th to Jun 26th 2023
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