Lavinia Galan

This course takes place in the third semester of the Computer Science program (in English).
The schedule can be found here.
The MS Teams code for this course is: abcd1234 .

Understand and apply advanced Java features like multithreading, lambdas, streams, generics
Demonstrate the ability to incorporate these concepts into practical programming scenarios
Introduce modular design, code organization, and code reusability
Apply advanced object-oriented programming principles (inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction)

Lab Assignments 30%
There will be 4 lab assignments; the lab activity grade is the average of the individual assignments grade.
The minimum average grade for the lab activity is 5.00.
Seminary Activity 20%
During each seminary, you will participate in a Moodle quiz; the seminary activity grade is the average of the scores obtained in these quizes.
Final Exam 50%
The final exam will be taken during the regular session.
It will asses the understanding of course materials, problem-solving skills and the ability to apply programming principles.
The minimum grade for the final exam is 5.00.
Active participation and knowledge sharing during class is the opportunity to earn bonus points. The bonus points are added directly to the final grade. One student can earn at most 0.5 bonus points.
The minimum final grade is 5.00.

This course takes place in the first semester of the Software Engineering Master program.
The schedule can be found here.
The MS Teams code for this course is: 1234abcd .

Gain a deep understanding of fundamental programming language concepts, including syntax, semantics, and language paradigms (procedural, object-oriented, and functional programming)
Focus on understanding programming paradigms at a conceptual level rather than on language-specific details
Develop proficiency in applying programming techniques associated with various paradigms

Lab Assignments 50%
There will be 4 lab assignments; the lab activity grade is the average of the individual assignments grade.
The minimum average grade for the lab activity is 5.00.
Final Exam 50%
The final exam will be taken during the regular session.
It will asses the understanding of course materials and problem-solving skills.
The minimum grade for the final exam is 5.00.
Active participation and knowledge sharing during class is the opportunity to earn bonus points. The bonus points are added directly to the final grade. One student can earn at most 0.5 bonus points.
The minimum final grade is 5.00.

Peter Van Roy, Seif Haridi - Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming
(Download Link)
Mozart Official Documentation
(Link Here)

Teaching Subjects