How long should it take at minimum for a person to learn this much for incoming semester exams ?
Following are the list of topics:
1. First Programming steps with Karel(methods, loops, conditions and first software engineering principles) and Top-down approach
2. Graphics Programming, classes of ACM Library, how to use objects
3. Introduction to console programs. More on variables, operators, conditions and loops, Boolean variables, Loop and a Half
4. How animations and mouse events work ? Use of random generator
5. Strings and the String Tokenizer and classes
6. Swing - Basics of graphical user interfaces, instance variables
7. Basics of object orientation, inheritance and composition
8. Arrays, simple image processing, key events
9. Files, Error Handling
10. ArrayList, HashMap
11. Interfaces and Polymorphism
12. Lists
13. Maps and Sets
14. Recursion
15. Algorithmic Analysis
16. Sorting
17. Trees
18. Graphs
19. Text
20. Greedy Algorithms, Backtracking and Randomized Algorithms
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