COPA WEEK WISE NSQF SYLLABUS (SPILT UP)

To be selected either “Programming in Python” or “Programming in Java” as Elective Module for COPA.

 

WEEK. NO. 34

( Programming in Java )

1. Reference Learning Outcome :-Writing programs using JAVA. (SSC/N9407)
2. Duration :- Professional Skill 70 Hrs.; Professional Knowledge 30  Hrs. (for above learning out come)

TRADE THEORY (Professional Knowledge ) :- 

• • Explain the following:
    • Object Oriented
    Programming with Core Java
    • Java Programming features
    • JVM, Byte codes and Class path
    • Java Program Development
    • Compilation and Execution of JAVA programs
    • Basic JAVA language elements – keywords, comments, data types and variables.
    • JAVA Arithmetic,
    Assignment, Relational, Logical, Increment /Decrement operators and expressions.
    • JAVA String Operators
    • JAVA Input and Output streams, System in, System out.
    • Input using Scanner class and Console class methods. (10Hrs.)

TRADE PRACTICAL (Professional Skills  With Indicative Hours) :- Job no. & Name of the Practical

• Object Oriented Programming and JAVA Language (15 Hrs)
• 1. Installing JAVA.
• 2. Setting the Class path.
• 3. Writing and Executing a simple JAVA Program to display “Hello”.
  Demonstrate writing JAVA programs:
• 4. Use of various data types in JAVA.
• 5. Use of various operators in JAVA.
• 6. Create and use of Local, Instance and Class variables.
• 7. Read text from the keyboard using scanner class read text from the keyboard using console class.

WEEK. NO. 35

1. Reference Learning Outcome :-Writing programs using JAVA. (SSC/N9407)
2. Duration :- Professional Skill 70 Hrs.; Professional Knowledge 30  Hrs. (for above learning out come)

TRADE THEORY (Professional Knowledge ) :- 

• • Explain the following:
  • Decision making and flow control using if…then, if then else, nested if, switch case and the conditional ternary operators in JAVA.
  • Loop control flow using while – do, do – while loops, for loop, using the break, continue statements.
  • Terminating the JAVA program.
  • JAVA Number, Character and String Classes.
  • Arrays in JAVA. (6Hrs.)

TRADE PRACTICAL (Professional Skills  With Indicative Hours) :- Job no. & Name of the Practical

• JAVA Program Flow Control (20 Hrs)
  Demonstrate writing JAVA programs:
• 8. Use of the if and if … else statements.
• 9. Use of the Switch statement.
• 10. Use of the Do … While and while – do loops.
• 11. Use of the For Loop.
• 12. Use of the Break and Continue Keywords.
• 13. Use of the JAVA Numbers
  Class methods.
• 14. Use of the JAVA Character Class methods.
• 15. Use of the JAVA String Class methods.
• 16. Create and use of arrays.

WEEK. NO. 36

1. Reference Learning Outcome :-Writing programs using JAVA. (SSC/N9407)
2. Duration :- Professional Skill 70 Hrs.; Professional Knowledge 30  Hrs. (for above learning out come)

TRADE THEORY (Professional Knowledge ) :- 

• • Explain the following:
  • • JAVA Objects, Classes and Methods.
  • • Passing data and objects as parameters to methods.
  • • Method Overloading.
  • • Constructors and
    Overloaded constructors.
  • • Inheritance in JAVA.
  • • Method Overriding in JAVA. (8Hrs.)

TRADE PRACTICAL (Professional Skills  With Indicative Hours) :- Job no. & Name of the Practical

• JAVA Classes, Overloading and Inheritance (20 Hrs)
  Demonstrate writing JAVA programs:
• 17. Create and use of simple classes, objects and methods in JAVA.
• 18. Pass data and Objects to Methods.
• 19. Return data and Objects from Methods.
• 20. use of constructors in JAVA.
• 21. Create and use of Overloaded methods in JAVA.
• 22. Override methods in JAVA.
• 23. Create and use of Super class, Sub class in JAVA.

WEEK. NO. 37

1. Reference Learning Outcome :-Writing programs using JAVA. (SSC/N9407)
2. Duration :- Professional Skill 70 Hrs.; Professional Knowledge 30  Hrs. (for above learning out come)

TRADE THEORY (Professional Knowledge ) :- 

Explain the following:

• • Concept of Virtual methods.
• • Concept of Abstract classes and methods
• • Features of Abstract Classes
• • JAVA Interfaces and their advantages
• • Method Overriding in JAVA
• • Polymorphism in JAVA
• • Creating, implementing and extending interfaces
• • Creating and using Packages in JAVA. (6Hrs.)

TRADE PRACTICAL (Professional Skills  With Indicative Hours) :- Job no. & Name of the Practical

Abstract Classes and Interfaces in JAVA (15 Hrs)
Demonstrate writing JAVA programs:

• 24. Create and use virtual methods.
• 25. Create abstract classes andmethods.
• 26. Create interfaces in JAVA.
• 27. Override methods in JAVA.
• 28. Create and implement an interface.
• 29. Extend interfaces in JAVA.
• 30. Create and use a package in JAVA.

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