Computer Science: Object-Oriented Programming II

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Design and develop programs that use input and output streams including character and binary streamsOOPII2

Demonstrate knowledge of advanced concepts and associated definitions.OOPII3

Design and code applications using advanced data types and structures.OOPII4

Design and develop programs that use concurrency.OOPII5

Design, develop, compile, debug, test, run and document advanced programs in the language. OOPII6

polymorphism

inheritance

overloading

Design and develop programs that incorporate other advanced features.OOPII8

Examine and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the language(s)OOPII9

error-checking

error handling

Implement input validation and processing. OOPII11

Evaluate and critique effectiveness and efficiency of code.OOPII12