Java Programming for Engineers (Mechanical Engineering Series (Boca Raton, Fla.).)
Author: Julio Sanchez Maria P. Canton
Publisher: CRC
Summary:
This book about Java programming is designed to address the needs of engineers, scientists, and technology professionals who will be developing relatively small and specialized programs towards the solution of a particular problem set of a technological field. The book uses the personal computer as a development platform and assumes no prior programming experience. The Java language is described, and fundamentals of object orientation, I/O, and error handling are covered. Later chapters cover computer number systems, mathematical programming in Java, and Java Graphics. The authors are affiliated with Minnesota State University.

Table of Contents

Preface
Pt. I Java Language Fundamentals 1
Ch. 1 Java Programming 3
Ch. 2 Your First Java Program 15
Ch. 3 How Computers Store Information 25
Ch. 4 Storing and Naming Data 35
Ch. 5 Performing Input and Output 45
Ch. 6 Introducing Arrays 51
Ch. 7 Java Operators 63
Ch. 8 Other Java Operators 71
Ch. 9 Directing Program Flow 85
Ch. 10 Controlling Program Flow 97
Ch. 11 Programming with Loops 107
Ch. 12 Program Building Blocks 115
Ch. 13 Using Methods 119
Ch. 14 Object-Oriented Programming 125
Ch. 15 Object-Oriented Coding 137
Ch. 16 Using Inheritance 147
Ch. 17 Object Composition 161
Ch. 18 I/O Programming 179
Ch. 19 Handling Errors 193
Pt. II Java Programming for Engineers 205
Ch. 20 Computer Number Systems 207
Ch. 21 Fixed-Precision Numeric Data 223
Ch. 22 Variable-Precision Numeric Data 241
Ch. 23 Fundamental Operations 257
Ch. 24 Java Math for Engineers 277
Ch. 25 Introducing Computer Graphics 295
Ch. 26 Java Graphics 301
Ch. 27 Displaying Graphic Images 317
Index 333

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