FYI, if you or anyone you know is interested in teaching Intro to Java.
Tony
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CCV Burlington is seeking a part-time JAVA instructor for a 3-credit course
this fall. The details are as follows:
* The course meets Wednesdays, Sep 3 - Dec 10, 2008, from 11:45am - 2:30pm
at the CCV Burlington site in downtown Burlington (119 Pearl Street).
* A master's degree is preferred, but a bachelor's degree with teaching
experience may be acceptable.
* Pay is $3012 for the 3-credit course, which covers 41 hours of in-class
teaching and all outside-the-classroom preparation.
* Send a cover letter and resume to Melissa DeBlois
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at your earliest convenience if you are
interested in the position.
CIS-2271 JAVA Programming
An introduction to the Java language and the way it implements
object-oriented programming. Students will learn fundamental programming
concepts including if/then constructs, loops, input and output methods,
subroutines, and variable definition.
1. Demonstrate understanding of basic programming principles such as
variables, branch logic, scope, and flow control.
2. List the major characteristics of the Java language and contrast them
with those of other object-oriented languages, such as C++.
3. Explain the role played by classes and inheritance in Java
object-oriented programming and the role played by packages.
4. Compile and run Java programs.
5. Compile and run Java programs.
6. Create Java applications and applets which demonstrate an ability to
apply objects, classes and methods and correctly use flow control
statements and manipulate strings and arrays.
7. Discuss considerations in converting applets to applications and vice
versa.
8. Build a GUI which demonstrates an ability to accept input and direct
output to the screen and data files.
