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Welcome to my collection titled Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) with Java .
During the past nineteen years, I have published hundreds of Java and OOP programming tutorials on a variety of different topics and websites. I have also developedthe teaching materials for several different college-level programming courses in Java/OOP.
A work in progress
This is a work in progress. I am currently combining selected content from those earlier endeavors with new material that I am developing to create a freely downloadableBook that covers Java/OOP programming from programming fundamentals to very advanced OOP concepts.
Among other things, the collection contains the material that I use to teach the following courses at Austin Community College in Austin Texas:
The collection also includes:
Because it is a work in progress, the collection is growing on a daily basis. If you don't find what you need today, come back and take another look in a weekor two and you may find what you need then.
Download options
I encourage you to take advantage of all of the download options (most of which are free) that cnx.org has to offer. You can also customize this material for use in your organized coursesor for personal self study.
Feedback is appreciated
And if you find the material useful, I would like to hear more about how you are using it.
Early in 2014, cnx.org began a transition from a legacy presentation format to a new openstax presentation format. As of January 8, 2016, some of the functionality of the legacy presentation format has not yet been ported to the openstax presentation format.
If you find yourself viewing one of my collections or modules in the openstax presentation format and some of the links appear to be broken, some of the imagesfail to display properly, etc., you may need to revert to the legacy presentation format .
You can switch from openstax format to legacy format by selecting the Legacy Site link in the upper-right corner of the page when viewing a collection or module in openstax format.
When you are viewing a module in the legacy format, you can switch to the openstax format by selecting a link that normally appears at the beginning of the page andreads something like the following: "Note: You are viewing an old style version of this document. The new style version isavailable here."
Terminology: The folks at cnx.org have adopted some new terminology in conjunction with this transition. For example,the entity that is referred to as a Collection in the legacy format is referred to as a Book in the openstax format. The entity that is referred to as a Module in the legacy format is referred to as a Page in the openstax format. You will probably find that I use these terms somewhat interchangeably in thismaterial.
The landing module or page: It is possible to open and view material at the level of a Collection in the legacy format as shown here . However, (with some exceptions) when you open a Book in the openstax format, you will actually land on the first Page in the book as shown here . In other words, a Book is not a "stand alone" entity in the openstax format.
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