Course Introduction: Object-Oriented Programming in Java

• Core Subject:This course is a fundamental component of the Software Technology curriculum, focusing on the Java programming language to teach the basics of object-oriented programming (OOP) theory, concepts, and related technologies.

• Educational Objectives: To develop students' skills in object-oriented programming and application development.

• Course Content: 

• Chapters 1 to 3: Cover fundamental concepts of OOP, including basics, inheritance and polymorphism, abstraction, and interfaces.

• Chapters 4 to 5: Address practical Java technologies such as the use of common APIs, IO streams, exception handling, and file random access.

• Methodology: The course utilizes a project-based approach to create typical learning scenarios for object-oriented technology, dividing projects into tasks that reflect the intrinsic logic of the OOP methodology. Course materials are presented through a combination of video recordings and screen captures, balancing theory and practical application.

• Prerequisites: Students are expected to have a basic understanding of Java syntax and fundamental programming structures (sequence, branches, loops, functions/methods).