Software and Systems Development

• Exploring Computer Science

• Robotics Engineering 1-2

• 3D Graphics & Animation for CS

• 2D Video Game Development

• Honors Video Game Development 1-2

• Honors Video Game Development 3-4

• Artificial Intelligence

• Honors Computer Programming 1-2

• Web Application Development

• Honors Data Science 1-2

• Cybersecurity 1-2

• Cybersecurity 3-4

• Honors Networking 1-2

• Honors Cybersecurity 5-6

• Honors Software Engineering

• Internship in Computer Science

• Honors Individual Studies in Computer Science

This course introduces students to basic features of the Java programming language. Students will be introduced to Java primitive and non-primitive data types, control flow constructs, built-in class libraries, Java applets, object-oriented programming concepts such as classes, objects, graphical user interfaces, method overloading, and encapsulation. Assignments and projects will include using built-in and programmer-defined classes, class composition, inheritance and polymorphism, abstract classes, interfaces, performing basic input and output operations, writing applets that incorporate images with a heavy emphasis on algebraic and geometric patterns. At the end of the course, students submit an original comprehensive final project.

1. Primitive Types

2. Using Objects

3. Boolean Expressions and if Statements

4. Iteration

5. Writing Classes

6. Arrays

7. ArrayLists

8. 2D Arrays

9. Inheritance

10. Recursion

COURSE NUMBER: CTE1020701 (S1)     CTE1020702 (S2)

RECOMMENDED GRADE LEVEL:  11 - 12

DURATION:  2 semesters (may be repeated for credit)

CREDIT:  5 units per semester

MEETS UC AND CSU ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS: Yes; “c”

Information Security, Computer Programming, Web Development, Information Systems, Systems Software, Software Applications

This course is pending articulation with Modesto Junior College. Once approved, students that complete this course with a grade of "B" or higher will receive 3 units of CSU transferrable college credit in CSCI 271 - Problem Solving and Programming 1.

This course is a part of Enochs’s Software & Systems Development pathway.  Click here for more information on our pathway and the courses we offer.