Object-OrientedProgramming:

Course IntroOOP Course Program, Evaluation, Exams,

Resources

Object-Oriented

Telerik Software Academyhttp://academy.telerik.com

Object-Oriented Programming

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Table of Contents What's Coming Next in the Academy?

The OOP Course Program The Trainers Team Exams and Evaluation

Standard Criteria

Bonuses

Resources for the Course Champions from C# Part II

Object-Oriented Programming

(OOP)Coming To The Next Module

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What's Coming Next? Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Continuation of C# – Part II

Fundamentals of OOP

Pretty much the same Lectures two times a week

Practical exam after a month

The course exam? 2 problems for 6 hours

http://bgcoder.com and Trainers

C# Track Objectives The C# Programming track at the Academy: Give the trainees the fundamental

computer programming knowledge and skills

Establish the logical and algorithmic thinking Development of problems solving

skills

Learn basic data structures, algorithms and object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts

Learn to produce high-quality code Prepare for learning the software

technologies HTML5, DB & SQL, Cloud, Web,

Mobile, QA, …

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OOP – ProgramWhat Will We Cover in the OOP

Course?

The OOP Course Program

OOP Course Intro Course Program, Exams, Evaluation

Defining Classes – Part 1 Classes, Fields, Constructors,

Methods, Properties, Enums Defining Classes – Part 2

Static Members, Structures, Generic Types, Namespaces, Attributes

Delegates, Extension Methods, Lambda Functions, Anonymous Types and LINQ 7

The OOP Course Program (2)

OOP Fundamental Principles – Part 1 Inheritance, Abstraction,

Encapsulation OOP Fundamental Principles – Part 2 Polymorphism, Real-World Class

Hierarchies, Cohesion and Coupling, UML Class Diagrams

.NET Common Type System Value and Reference Types, System

Interfaces, Cloning, Comparison, Enumeration

OOP Workshop Exam Preparation

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Trainers Team

Trainers Team Nikolay Kostov

Manager Software Engineering@ Telerik (Progress)

Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) Champion from Telerik Academy IT and Informatics competitions

winner Student in Sofia University

(Computer Science) Email: nikolay.kostov [at]

telerik.com Blog: http://nikolay.it GitHub: https://

github.com/NikolayIT

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Trainers Team Doncho Minkov

Senior Technical Trainer@ Telerik Software Academy

Contestant in the Informatics competitions

Champion from Telerik Software Academy

Experience with Web and Mobile apps

Proficient with JavaScript and .NET Email: doncho.minkov [at]

telerik.com Blog: http://minkov.it

Trainers Team (3) Ivaylo Kenov

Technical Trainer @ Telerik Academy

Mathematical competitionscontestant

Champion from Telerik Software Academy

E-mail: ivaylo.kenov [at] telerik.com

Champion in OOP and DSA

Blog: http://ivaylo.bgcoder.com/

GitHub: https://github.com/ivaylokenov

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Trainers Team (4) Evlogi Hristov

Technical Trainer@ Telerik Software Academy

Graduate from the fourth seasonof Telerik Software Academy

Ex-developer, Sharepoint

E-mail: evlogi.hristov [at] telerik.com

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Evaluation Thank God There Are

Bonuses!

OOP – Evaluation Evaluation components

Practical exam – 65% Half correctness, half OOP

Team work – 10% Homework – 10% Homework evaluation – 5%

3 peer reviews per homework

Attendance in class – 10%

Forums activity – bonus up to 5% Helping the other students – bonus

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OOP Exams Practical Programming Exam

2 practical problems for 6 hours

Covers all learned topics up to the moment

Automated judge system & real-time feedback http://bgcoder.com

You can practice all previous OOP exams(more than 50 problems)

Solutions are evaluated for correctness (by BGCoder) and OOP (by the Trainers)

Use the same email address in both systems!

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Homework Peer Reviews

Everyone will get feedback for their homework

Everyone will give feedback for few random homework submissions Students submit homework

anonymously Please exclude your name from the

submissions!

For each homework submitted Students evaluate 3 random

homeworks From the same topic, after the

deadline Give written feedback, at least 200

characters Low-quality feedback report for

punishment

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Attendance in Class We encourage live participation

Top performers throughout the years have always spent lots of time in the academy halls

Register your presence @ barcode scanners Last check-in is listed in your

student profile Scanners are next to the doors Use Student ID Card Check in

+/- 30 min.before / after lecture starts

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Pass / Excellence / Fail Criteria

Criteria for pass / pass with excellence / fail Pass with excellence

Very high exam results

or

High total results

Pass Average total results

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Homework Assignments Doing your homework is very important! Programming can only be

learned through a lot of practice! After each lecture there are a few exercises Try to solve them in class The rest are your homework

Homework assignments due 1 week after each lecture – no excuses for being late Deadlines are final & enforced by

the system Submit homework through

telerikacademy.com

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ResourcesWhat We Need in Addition to this

Course Content?

The C# Textbook

The official textbook for the course

“Introduction to Programming with C#”, Nakov S. and his team, 2010

Freely downloadable from: www.introprogramming.info

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The C# programming tracks follows the book

OOP chapters 11, 14, 20 and 22

Course Web Site & Forums

Register for the "Telerik Academy Forums":

Discuss the course exercises with your colleagues

Find solutions for the exercises

Share source code / discuss ideas

The OOP official web site:

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telerikacademy.com/Forum/Category/16/csharp-oop

http://academy.telerik.com/student-courses/programming/object-oriented-programming/

Telerik IntegratedLearning System (TILS)

The Telerik Integrated Learning System (TILS) www.telerikacademy.com

Important resource for all students

Homework submissions

Homework peer reviews

Presence cards with barcode

Reports about your results

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Required Software Software needed for this course:

Microsoft Windows (XP / Win7 / Win8)

Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 or Visual Studio Community 2013 (free version of VS 2013) Visual Studio 2012, 2015 is also OK

Other IDEs (e.g. MonoDevelop) are OK, too

.NET Framework 4.5 (included in Visual Studio)

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