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Gayle J Yaverbaum School of Business Administration Penn State Harrisburg Fall 2006

Object-Oriented Design and Program Development in Business INFSY 535.1. Gayle J Yaverbaum School of Business Administration Penn State Harrisburg Fall 2006. Evening Overview. Introductions Course Objectives IDE and Software Development. Introductions. Course Objectives.

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Gayle J Yaverbaum School of Business Administration Penn State Harrisburg Fall 2006

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  1. Object-Oriented Design and Program Development in Business INFSY 535.1 Gayle J Yaverbaum School of Business Administration Penn State Harrisburg Fall 2006

  2. Evening Overview • Introductions • Course Objectives • IDE and Software Development

  3. Introductions

  4. Course Objectives

  5. Learning Techniques 1; Class preparation • Class • Time and Timelines

  6. Text Tools

  7. Browser • Internet Explorer 7.0 • Firefox version 2.0

  8. Software • ELMS for Microsoft.net products – • VISIO 2007 and more • Penn State Free Software (web • browsers) • Eclipse (IBM Developer Eclipse Download Site for Eclipse Enterprise Bundle)

  9. Software • Sun Website (JDK 6u1)

  10. Secondary Memory for Projects

  11. Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) Computer World, August 15, 2005

  12. LAB 1 - A Text: Chapter 1.6 Compiling a simple program (page 15-16) Eclipse IDE Tutorial ANGEL DropBox: First Part of Lab 1-A August 29

  13. Input Device Output Device Basic Computer Components Central Processing Unit ( CPU ) Peripherals Control Unit Arithmetic Logic Unit Auxiliary Storage Device(s) Memory Unit ( RAM)

  14. Memory • Main Memory/RAM • (See Appendix K for an introduction to binary and hex numbers)

  15. /Unicode* Central Processing Unit (RAM) UNICODE Extends ASCII Latin-I is International

  16. Binary is stored in Byte = a memory location memory memory ASCII Character The number on the keyboard you type. => 8 Central Processing Unit (RAM) What will be the ASCII, binary Representation for the number 8?

  17. Binary is stored in Byte = a memory location memory memory ASCII Character The number on the keyboard you type. => A 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 65 A Central Processing Unit (RAM) What will be the ASCII, binary Representation for the number 8?

  18. JAVA Programs Source File .java Bytecode .class Editor compiler interpreter Library files

  19. Programming ExerciseLab 1-B Exercise P1.1: Write a program NamePrinter that displays your name inside a box on the console screen. Submit to ANGEL DropBox:

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