Title: Module Introduction-2
Course: COP 1510 Programming Concepts > Section: Module 14 - Object-Oriented Programming

Introduction

Module 14 introduces us to the concept of object oriented programming. Object oriented programming is a powerful technique that will allow us to begin designing programs on a much larger scale. OOP is a more difficult concept to understand because it is more abstract than the procedural programs we have written up to this point. There are some examples given in the lecture notes to help ease you into the concept of writing object oriented programs. You will use the skills you learn in this module to develop your first object oriented program for you assignment this week.

Objectives

Upon completion of this module, the student will be able to:
- Compare and contrast programming languages and choose a language for a programming task.
- Produce computer programs using Integrated Development Environments.
- Design a program using pseudocode and flowcharts.
- Develop, compile, debug and execute application programs for execution.
- Create proper computer programs that include: Reserved Words, Comments, Variables, Constants, Arithmetic and other operators, Decision structures, Input and output, Iteration and looping, Methods or procedures, Objects and classes

Readings & Resources

TBD