CS 1103 Programming 2 is a comprehensive progression from the foundational principles established in Introduction to Programming 1 (CS 1102). This course delves deeper into the Java programming language, encompassing a range of advanced concepts that extend beyond the fundamental knowledge acquired in the initial programming course. A substantial portion of the curriculum is dedicated to exploring advanced programming components, including Multithreading, Network programming, Applets, Generic programming, and Advanced GUI programming. These advanced building blocks empower students to tackle complex software development tasks, implement multithreaded applications, communicate through network protocols, create interactive applets, employ generic data structures, and design sophisticated graphical user interfaces.
Throughout this course, students will refine their skills in crafting intricate, robust, and efficient software solutions. Emphasizing the importance of professional development, students will work with industry-standard tools, such as the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Eclipse offers a seamless and professional environment for software development, facilitating code writing, debugging, and testing with efficiency and precision. This course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and expertise needed to excel in the realm of Java programming, providing a strong foundation for tackling complex software development projects and addressing real-world programming challenges.