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    Department of Computer Engineering

    Academic Year: 2019-20 (ODD)

    ASSIGNMENT NO:1

    Subject : OOPM Semester: III

    Course Outcome CO 1 CO 2 CO 3

    Question No. 1 2a 2b 3a 3b Total

    Marks Obtained

    Marks Allotted 04 07 07 06 06 30

    Name:

    Batch:

    Roll No. :

    Signature of Faculty:
    Department of Computer Engineering
    Academic Year: 2019-20 (ODD)
    ASSIGNMENT NO. 1

    Subject : Object Oriented Programming Methodology Sem : III


    Question
    Question Marks CO BT
    No.
    1. What features make Object Oriented Programming different from 4M CO1 BT4
    Procedure Oriented Programming?
    2. a. In number theory factorial of a number has intensive use in 7M CO2 BT3
    permutations, combinations and probability. So explain and write
    how factorial of a number is calculated to calculate permutation and
    combination of any number with the help of java program using
    recursion with class and object concept.
    b. Explain how packages are used to encapsulate a group of classes, 7M CO2 BT3
    sub packages and interfaces and how it prevents naming conflicts.
    List all in-built packages and demonstrate this concept with one
    example.
    3. a. Total 20 students are shortlisted for technical activity and they have 6M CO3 BT3
    asked to give online examination. Company wants list of students
    based on their marks and time taken to complete exam. Write a
    Java program to generate list of student as per the requirement.
    b. Write a program that reads first name of two people and illustrate 6M CO3 BT3
    the following String class methods using this input,
    1. substring( n , m)
    2. equals(n)
    3. compareTo(s)

    ===================================================================
    Course Outcomes (CO) Students’ will be able to :
    CO1: To apply fundamental programming constructs to understand object
    oriented programming concepts.
    CO2: To illustrate the concept of packages, classes and objects.
    CO3: To elaborate the concept of strings, arrays and vectors.
    CO4: To understand and demonstrate the concept of inheritance and interfaces.
    CO5: To interpret and apply the notion of exception handling and multithreading.
    CO6: To develop GUI based application to understand event-based GUI handling
    principles.
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Bloom's Taxonomy

    BT1- Remember BT2- Understand BT3- Apply BT4- Analyze BT5- Evaluate BT6- Create

    Subject In-charge DQA Memeber

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