COMP1007

COMP1007: Programming Design and Implementation

Science and Engineering

Student reviews for COMP1007 at Curtin University. See ratings, workload, grades, and honest feedback from Curtin students.

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5.0

★★★★★Based on 1 reviews

Workload5.0/10

Avg Grade91%

Take Again100%

Had an Exam0%

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About this Unit

Students will be introduced to the Linux operating system and programming environment. They will then learn how to design software in pseudocode, and implement their designs in the Java programming language. Topics covered include: compiling and executing a Java program; primitive and reference data types; numeric expressions; the principles behind programming control structures and their implementation in Java; the design and implementation of sub-modules; file input and output; and searching and sorting. The unit also includes applications to real-world problems and number systems.

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Unit Details

Credits25

Contact Hours4 Weekly

Result TypeGrade/Mark

AreaSchool of Electrical Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences (EECMS) (1153)

Field of Education020103 Programming

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Tuition Pattern

Computer Laboratory1 x 2 hours weekly
Workshop1 x 2 hours weekly

Student Reviews

Taught by David McMeekin (1 review)

Verified Curtin Student Semester 2, 2024 • Prof. David McMeekin • Aug 2026

★★★★★

Extremely well delivered unit. Covers basic programming in a clear and structured way. Workshops are 100% worth attending.