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Object Oriented Programming & Methodology

12-Week Course Plan: Object Oriented Programming & Methodology

Week 1: Introduction to Programming Paradigms

Topics

  • Programming paradigms overview
  • Procedural vs Object-Oriented Programming
  • Concepts of software methodology
  • History and evolution of OOP
  • Advantages of OOP

Lab

  • Setup development environment
  • Write first program (Hello World) in OOP language (Java/C++/Python)

Learning Outcome

  • Understand why OOP is used in modern software development.

Week 2: Basic Programming Constructs

Topics

  • Variables and data types
  • Operators
  • Control structures (if, switch)
  • Loops (for, while, do-while)
  • Input/output handling

Lab

  • Programs using loops and conditions
  • Number operations (prime, factorial, Fibonacci)

Learning Outcome

  • Ability to write basic programs.

Week 3: Functions and Modular Programming

Topics

  • Functions/methods
  • Parameter passing
  • Return types
  • Scope of variables
  • Recursion basics

Lab

  • Programs using functions
  • Recursive algorithms

Learning Outcome

  • Break programs into reusable modules.

Week 4: Introduction to Classes and Objects

Topics

  • Classes and objects
  • Attributes and methods
  • Object creation and memory concepts
  • Constructors and destructors

Lab

  • Create simple classes (Student, Book, BankAccount)

Learning Outcome

  • Understand object modelling.

Week 5: Encapsulation and Data Hiding

Topics

  • Access specifiers (public, private, protected)
  • Encapsulation concept
  • Getter and setter methods
  • Advantages of data hiding

Lab

  • Create encapsulated classes with validation

Learning Outcome

  • Protect data using encapsulation.

Week 6: Inheritance

Topics

  • Concept of inheritance
  • Types of inheritance
    • Single
    • Multilevel
    • Hierarchical
    • Multiple (language dependent)
  • Code reuse through inheritance

Lab

  • Create class hierarchies (Person → Student → Graduate)

Learning Outcome

  • Build reusable class structures.

Week 7: Polymorphism

Topics

  • Function overloading
  • Operator overloading (language dependent)
  • Method overriding
  • Dynamic binding

Lab

  • Programs demonstrating compile-time and runtime polymorphism

Learning Outcome

  • Implement flexible and extensible code.

Week 8: Abstraction and Interfaces

Topics

  • Abstraction concept
  • Abstract classes
  • Interfaces
  • Difference between interface and abstract class

Lab

  • Implement abstract classes and interfaces

Learning Outcome

  • Design generalized systems.

Week 9: Exception Handling

Topics

  • Types of errors
  • Exception handling concepts
  • try, catch, finally
  • Custom exceptions

Lab

  • Programs handling runtime errors

Learning Outcome

  • Build robust programs.

Week 10: File Handling

Topics

  • File input/output
  • Reading and writing files
  • Serialization (if Java)
  • File management operations

Lab

  • Student record management using files

Learning Outcome

  • Store and retrieve persistent data.

Week 11: Object-Oriented Design & UML

Topics

  • Object-oriented analysis and design
  • UML diagrams
  • Class diagrams
  • Sequence diagrams
  • Use case diagrams

Lab

  • Design UML for a mini project

Learning Outcome

  • Translate real problems into OOP design.

Week 12: Mini Project & Revision

Topics

  • Review of OOP concepts
  • Design patterns introduction
  • Code optimization and testing

Lab / Project

  • Mini project examples:
    • Library Management System
    • Banking System
    • Student Management System

Learning Outcome

  • Apply OOP concepts to real applications.