Java Software Solutions for AP* Computer Science -- Brief TOC
Lewis | Loftus | Cocking
ISBN 0-201-88259-0

Preface

Chapter 1: Computer Systems
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Hardware Components
1.2 Networks
1.3 Programming
1.4 Programming Languages
1.5 Graphics

Chapter 2: Objects and Primitive Data
2.0 Introduction to Objects
2.1 Using Objects
2.2 String Literals
2.3 Variables and Assignment
2.4 Primitive Data Types
2.5 Arithmetic Expressions
2.6 Creating Objects
2.7 Class Libraries and Packages
2.8 Invoking Class Methods
2.9 Formatting Output
2.10 An Introduction to Applets
2.11 Drawing Shapes

Chapter 3: Program Statements
3.0 Program development
3.1 Control Flow
3.2 The if Statement
3.3 Boolean Expressions Revisited
3.4 More Operators
3.5 The while Statement
3.6 The for Statement
3.7 Program Development Revisited
3.8 Bumper Cars Case Study: Introduction
3.9 Drawing Using Conditionals and Loops

Chapter 4: Classes
4.0 Objects Revisited
4.1 Anatomy of a Class
4.2 Anatomy of a Method
4.3 Method Overloading
4.4 Method Decomposition
4.5 Object Relationships
4.6 Bumper Cars Case Study: Design
4.7 Applet Methods
4.8 Graphics Objects

Chapter 5: Writing and Enhancing Classes
5.0 References Revisited
5.1 The static Modifier
5.2 Exceptions
5.3 Interfaces
5.4 Designing Classes
5.5 Bumper Cars Case Study: Drivers
5.6 Nested Classes
5.7 Dialog boxes
5.8 Graphical User Interfaces

Chapter 6: Arrays and ArrayList
6.0 Arrays
6.1 Arrays of Objects
6.2 Searching
6.3 Sorting
6.4 Comparing Sorts
6.5 Hashing
6.6 Two-Dimensional Arrays
6.7 The ArrayList Class
6.8 Bumper Cars Case Study: The Arena
6.9 Polygons and Polylines
6.10 Other Button Components

Chapter 7: Inheritance
7.0 Creating Subclasses
7.1 Overriding Methods
7.2 Class Hierarchies
7.3 Indirect Use of Class Members
7.4 Polymorphism via Inheritance
7.5 Interfaces
7.6 Bumper Cars Case Study: The Driver Program
7.7 Inheritance and GUIs
7.8 Mouse Events

Chapter 8: Recursion
8.0 Recursive Thinking
8.1 Recursive Programming
8.2 Using Recursion
8.3 Recursion in Sorting
8.4 Bumper Cars Case Study: Putting it All Together
8.5 Recursion in graphics

Chapter 9: Data Structures
9.0 Collections
9.1 Representing Data Structures
9.2 Queues and Stacks

Chapter 10: Data Structures II
10.0 Sets and Maps
10.1 Trees
10.2 Heaps
10.3 More on Hashtables