1. Installing NetBeans
2. Introduction to Java Programming
3. The if-else statement
4. More about data types
5. Working with methods
6. Introduction to loops
7. Working with text files
8. Writing methods
9. Basics of arrays
10. Array examples
11. Merge sort
12. Avoiding common errors
13. Multi-dimensional arrays
14. Introduction to objects
15. Guessing game example
16. Introduction to ArrayLists
17. Produce tracker example
18. More about sorting
19. More about objects
20. Calculator example
21. Set and Map classes
22. Getting ready for lab 8
23. Lab 8 solution
24. Getting ready for lab 9
25. Quiz grades example
26. Market example
27. Unique numbers example

1. Programming Exercise 2.17: Due 5 PM Tuesday, Sept. 22
2. Programming Exercise 5.25: Due 5 PM Tuesday, Sept. 29
3. Programming Exercise 5.25 with a method: Due 5 PM Tuesday, Oct. 6
4. Programming Exercise 7.23: Due 5 PM Tuesday, Oct. 13
5. Programming Exercise 9.13: Due 5 PM Tuesday, Oct. 27

1. Lab One
2. Lab Two
3. Lab Three
4. Lab Four
5. Lab Five
6. Lab Six
7. Lab Seven
8. Lab Eight
9. Lab Nine
10. Lab Ten

Here is the study guide for the midterm exam.

Here is the midterm exam. Work on the exam is due by 9 AM on Thursday, October 14.

Here is information about the final.

Here is the final exam. Work on the exam is due by 9 AM on Monday, November 23.

Syllabus

The syllabus for this course is here.

Java Class Library

Documentation on classes in the Java class library is available through this link. The easiest way to navigate through this documentation is by packages. Most of the Some of the more useful packages include java.lang (String, Math, Integer, and Double classes) and java.util (StringTokenizer, Random).