CS 102

Object Oriented Programming

 About the Instructor
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¨ Kübra Kalkan
¤ email: kubra.kalkan@ozyegin.edu.tr
¤ office: 103
 Computer Science
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¨ The science of solving real world problems by

processing data and developing automated tools
with the help of computers.

Source: “Core: Defining Classes and

Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming Creating Objects” Lecture Notes from
UCSD Course on OOP in Java
 Computer Science
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¨ The science of solving real world problems by

processing data and developing automated tools
with the help of computers.

Source: “Core: Defining Classes and

Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming Creating Objects” Lecture Notes from
UCSD Course on OOP in Java
 A real world problem
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¨ Which movies should Netflix recommend to me?

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 A real world problem
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¨ Which movies should Netflix recommend to me?

¨ Ok yes, it is not the most serious problem of the
world J, but still it is a problem to be solved.

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 A real world problem
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¨ Which movies should Netflix recommend to me?

¨ To solve this problem, we need to process some
data like …

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 A real world problem
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¨ Which movies should Netflix recommend to me?

¨ To solve this problem, we need to process some
data like movies, series, actors, users etc.

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 A real world problem
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¨ Which movies should Netflix recommend to me?

¨ To solve this problem, we need to process some
data like movies, series, actors, users etc.
¨ How much data then?

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 A real world problem
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¨ Some statistics about Netflix

¤ 302 Million subscribers (2025)
¤ Each user spends two hours per day

¤ Pushed billions of GB of data

Source:http://expandedramblings.com
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 A real world problem
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¨ Some statistics about Netflix

¤ 302 Million subscribers (2025)
¤ Each user spends two hours per day

¤ Pushed billions of GB of data

¨ Today, we create and therefore have to deal with

large amounts of data.

Source:http://expandedramblings.com
Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming /index.php/netflix_statistics-facts
 Computer Science
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¨ The science of solving real world problems by

processing data and developing automated tools
with the help of computers.

Source: “Core: Defining Classes and

Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming Creating Objects” Lecture Notes from
UCSD Course on OOP in Java
 Computer Science
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¨ The science of solving real world problems by

processing large amounts of data and developing
automated tools with the help of computers.

Source: “Core: Defining Classes and

Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming Creating Objects” Lecture Notes from
UCSD Course on OOP in Java
 Computer Science
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¨ The science of solving real world problems by

processing large amounts of data and developing
automated tools with the help of computers.
¨ Solving problems require us to organize this data in
a way that is easy to maintain in our proposed
solutions (programs)

Source: “Core: Defining Classes and

Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming Creating Objects” Lecture Notes from
UCSD Course on OOP in Java
 Computer Science
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¨ How are we going to maintain this information in

our programs?

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 Computer Science
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¨ How are we going to maintain this information in

our programs?
¨ Our proposed programs need to match to the
problem we are trying to solve
¤ In the problem, what are the real world objects?
n what kind of information do they hold?
n what kind of functionalities do they have?

Source: “Core: Defining Classes and

Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming Creating Objects” Lecture Notes from
UCSD Course on OOP in Java
 Computer Science
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¨ How are we going to maintain this information in

our programs?
¨ Our proposed programs need to match to the
problem we are trying to solve
¤ In the problem, what are the real world objects?
n what kind of information do they hold? (attributes)
n what kind of functionalities do they have? (behavior)

Source: “Core: Defining Classes and

Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming Creating Objects” Lecture Notes from
UCSD Course on OOP in Java
 Computer Science
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¤ We need to be able to express all daily life

problems in terms of program. We need to solve
the problem in terms of these objects
n Objects in the real world ~ Objects in our programs
n Low representational gap

¤ The object oriented programming

Source: “Core: Defining Classes and

Ozyegin University - CS 102 - Object Oriented Programming Creating Objects” Lecture Notes from
UCSD Course on OOP in Java
 Netflix Example
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¨ Can you think of any real world objects for the

Netflix problem?
¨ What about their attributes and behaviors?

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 Classes & Objects
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¨ A class is a type of data

¤ Class provides a description (template) of how to hold
the data and what to do with it
¨ An object is an instance of class

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 Classes & Objects
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¨ Instantiation is analogous to making

cookies from a cookie cutter.
¤ The cookie cutter is the class which
specifies the shape of each cookie
¤ Cookies are objects, the values of
their fields (e.g. color of buttons) may
be different. Each object has its own
identity, but they are created from
the same specification.

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 Topics to be Covered
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¨ Classes and objects

¨ Objects and memory
¨ Class hierarchy and inheritance
¨ Abstract classes and interfaces
¨ Visibility of class members
¨ GUI programming, listeners
¨ Static members and methods
¨ Inner classes
¨ Exception handling
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 Learning Outcomes
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¨ Implement the necessary interface of an object and

creation of an abstract object.
¨ Utilize static and non-static methods.
¨ Utilize fundamental collection objects.
¨ Implement programs that use polymorphism.
¨ Implement an object oriented solution to a problem.
¨ Implement programs that are catching exceptions.

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30 Course Organization

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 Weekly Schedule
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¨ Lectures
¤ Monday: 08:40-10:30 EF AB1 # 237
¤ Tuesday: 08:40-10:30 EF AB1 # 237
n Tuesday lectures will be used for labs
n Cover additional lectures & course related materials
n Oral exams sessions will be held.
n Do practices

¨ Lecture slides will be uploaded to LMS

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 Grading
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15% Project
30% Quizzes &
Oral Exams
55% 2 Exams

¨ Any one of the following results in a failing grade

¨ Missing a midterm exam or the final
¨ Overall grade average below 45 (over 100)

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 Exams
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25% Midterm
30% Final
55% Total

¨ If you miss one exam, you will fail!

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Make-Up Exams
¨ Don’t take make-up exams unless you have a very
convincing reason
¤ If you get sick you better be really sick.
¨ You are allowed to take only 1 make-up, so never
ever miss more than 1 exam.
¨ Make-up exams will be done after the final exam.
¨ You can take a make-up only if getting the average
score from other components are enough for you to
pass this course.

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 Quizzes & Oral Exams
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¨ We will have pop up quizzes.

¨ They can be at any time (in class hours or in labs).
¨ The total grade of the quizzes and oral exams will
be 30%.
¨ Oral exams will be during the lab hours.
¨ A question set will be given before the lab.
¨ Then the students will be asked to solve a question
from the given set.
¨ The students will solve the questions on the board.

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 Project
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¨ The same project will be expected from all of you.

¨ It will be an individual project, not in groups.
¨ The details will be announced later.
¨ It will affect 15% of your total grade.

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 Programming Environment
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¨ Programming language: Java (without ACM library)

¤ Standard Development Kit (SDK)

¨ Development environment:

¨ Projects will be accepted via LMS

¤ http://lms.ozyegin.edu.tr

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 Programming Assignments
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¨ Your Project will have strict guidelines for input /

output / submission
¤ Any submission which does NOT obey these guidelines will
be given a 0 (zero/sıfır/null) grade
¨ Late submissions will not be accepted
¨ If you will not attend demo of the projects you will be
graded as 0.
¨ If you will not attend or cannot answer the questions in
demo, (it does not matter if you get full points from the
project) you will be graded as 0.
¨ No exception to these rules

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 Programming Assignments
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¨ We expect that you adhere by basic academic

ethics guidelines while working on your projects.
¤ You can study with your friends, but the
implementation must be performed individually.
¤ You should not look at the code of somebody else.

¨ Zero tolerance policy

¨ In case of plagiarism
¤ You will receive -100 as a grade
¤ You will be sent to the University Disciplinary
Council
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Any Questions ?

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 Sources of Used Netflix Images
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¨ Slide 6 (Netflix Recommendations):

¤ https://analytics.club/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/netflix-
recommendations.jpg
¨ Slide 9 (Netflix Movies):
¤ http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/netflix-explains-why-it-doesnt-
always-have-that-film-or-tv-show-you-really-want-to-see-video
¨ Slide 10 (Netflix Series):
¤ http://compauta.com.br/vai-de-rodizio-ou-a-la-carte/
¨ Slide 11 (Netflix People Search):
¤ http://technabob.com/blog/2012/08/26/netflix-people-search-xbox-360/
¨ Slide 12 (Netflix Director):
¤ http://dvd-rental-review.toptenreviews.com/netflix-review.html
¨ Slide 13 (Netflix Users):
¤ http://www.latintimes.com/netflix-launches-user-profiles-how-many-netflix-
profiles-can-you-have-one-account-129910

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