Object oriented programming 2 (5 cr)

Evaluation scale

H-5

Objective

You can implement object-oriented programming in an application development environment.

Execution methods

This course can be implemented as hybrid teaching or purely online. More detailed implementation information can be found in the implementation plans.

Accomplishment methods

You can complete this course according to the implementation or present your own performance plan to the teacher in charge. Your own plan must be presented before the start of implementation and it must be realistic and lead to a verifiable increase in competence in accordance with the objectives of the course. The Responsible Teacher (s) of Implementation may approve or reject your plan.

Content

The course focuses on deepening object-oriented programming skills, for example, in the C # programming language in the Visual Studio application development environment.

Location and time

2.9.-20.9.2024 in an online environment according to the timetable.

Materials

Study material can be found in the moodle environment

Teaching methods

The course utilizes the skills learned in Object Oriented Programming 1 with practical examples. The method uses hands-on coding and study materials. The section is implemented in English.

Student workload

Five credits means a student workload of 135 hours. This resource should be considered by the student in terms of their own use of time.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Rejected 0
Your knowledge / skills / doing do not correspond to level 1

Satisfactory 1
You know how to design and implement object-oriented applications

Satisfactory 2
You can use examples to customize simple object-oriented parts of a program in the Visual Studio environment

Assessment criteria, good (3)

Good 3
You can implement object-oriented applications according to the given definitions and examples and understand the basic principles of object-oriented programming thinking

Good 4
You can implement object-oriented applications according to the given specifications and understand the basic principles of object-oriented programming thinking

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Excellent 5
You can design and implement versatile object-oriented applications independently and understand complex object-oriented programming relationships and concepts

Qualifications

Participation requires approved completion of Object-Oriented Programming 1 - or equivalent proficiency.