TDDE30 · 7 credits · Basic level (G1F) · Datateknik, Datavetenskap

Object Oriented Programming and Java

Active · next start VT 2027

100%

passed the latest regular sitting

LAB1 · 4 Mar 2026 · 72 students

100%

passed the regular sittings, all sittings over the last 5 years

LAB1 · 273 students

This module only reports passing results, so the pass rate does not show how many did not pass.

Part of 2 programmes

Master of Science in Computer Science and Engineeringsemester 2 · period 1, 2 · compulsory
Master of Science in Computer Science and Software Engineeringsemester 2 · period 1, 2 · compulsory

Hand-in or lab

LAB1 Laboratory work

Main rounds

100% passed · 273 students

4 Mar 2026100%72

6 Mar 2025100%54
3 Mar 2024100%57
27 Mar 2023100%35
6 Mar 2022100%55

Later rounds

100% passed · 138 students

30 Aug 2026100%5
7 Jun 2026100%7
2 Nov 2025100%7
11 Jun 2025100%23
11 Sep 2024100%6
17 Jun 2024100%25
29 Oct 2023100%8
4 Sep 2023100%11
15 Jun 2023100%14
31 May 2023100%11
28 Aug 2022100%11
1 Jun 2022100%10

Pass a later round: 100% (138 students), compared with 100% (273 students) on the ordinary exam

Show small sittings (15)

Sittings with fewer than 5 students, often credit transfers or special sittings. They are not part of any figure on this page.

22 Apr 2026100%1
19 Jan 2026100%1
1 Sep 2025100%1
31 Aug 2025100%1
19 Mar 2025100%4
2 Jan 2025100%1
7 Nov 2024100%4
20 Feb 2023100%1
18 Jan 2023100%2
2 Jan 2023100%1
20 Jun 2022100%1
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Other modules

Partial exams, hand-ins and labs. They are not part of the figures at the top.

Hand-in or lab

PRA1 Project assignment

Main rounds

100% passed · 284 students

27 May 2026100%48
25 May 2025100%68
17 Jun 2024100%67
28 May 2023100%48
22 May 2022100%53

Later rounds

100% passed · 83 students

30 Aug 2026100%18
1 Jun 2026100%11
1 Sep 2025100%10
13 Sep 2024100%11
29 Aug 2023100%9
27 Aug 2023100%9
28 Aug 2022100%15

Pass a later round: 100% (83 students), compared with 100% (284 students) on the ordinary exam
Get 4 or 5: 37% (367 students)

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Sittings with fewer than 5 students, often credit transfers or special sittings. They are not part of any figure on this page.

1 Aug 2026100%2
30 May 2026100%1
19 Jan 2026100%1
2 Nov 2025100%3
31 Aug 2025100%2
30 Mar 2025100%2
19 Jan 2025100%4
2 Jan 2025100%1
7 Nov 2024100%1
29 Oct 2023100%4
20 Feb 2023100%1
15 Jan 2023100%3
2 Jan 2023100%1
31 Oct 2022100%1
30 Oct 2022100%1
16 Jan 2022100%2
31 Oct 2021100%4
28 Oct 2021100%1

Hand-in or lab

UPG1 Written assignment

Main rounds

100% passed · 221 students

7 Jun 2026100%25
31 Aug 2025100%28
28 May 2025100%26
17 Sep 2024100%20
20 Jun 2024100%39
28 Aug 2023100%21
30 Aug 2022100%30
22 May 2022100%32

Later rounds

100% passed · 103 students

1 Jun 2026100%11
3 May 2026100%13
2 Jan 2026100%5
5 Nov 2025100%18
27 Nov 2024100%10
29 Oct 2023100%16
29 Jun 2023100%19
10 Nov 2022100%6
1 Sep 2022100%5

Pass a later round: 100% (103 students), compared with 100% (221 students) on the ordinary exam

Show small sittings (13)

Sittings with fewer than 5 students, often credit transfers or special sittings. They are not part of any figure on this page.

30 Aug 2026100%1
13 May 2026100%1
25 Mar 2026100%3
19 Sep 2024100%2
18 Sep 2024100%2
2 Jan 2024100%1
10 Jul 2023100%2
12 Jun 2023100%1
22 Aug 2022100%1
7 Jul 2022100%1
18 Feb 2022100%3
3 Jan 2022100%4
31 Oct 2021100%1

About the course

Aim

After the course, the student will be able to:

Understand and apply basic concepts of object-oriented programming.
Understand and apply different aspects of data types and type hierarchies in both object-oriented and non-object-oriented languages.
Implement object-oriented programs in Java.
Implement simple graphical interfaces with event processing.

Content

The programming language Java, and major differences compared to Python.
Object-oriented programming in general and in Java in particular. Objects, classes, instance variables, methods, inheritance, polymorphism.
Fundamental programming concepts that occur in several object-oriented languages. Manifest typing, static type checking, type conversion, enumerable types. Pointers and references. Identity and equality. Variable lifetime. Organisation and name spaces. Error handling with exceptions. Text handling and character encoding. Generic programming.
Design principles, e.g., the use of polymorphism, inheritance vs. delegation.
The core class libraries in Java, including programming of simple GUIs.

Examiner: Jonas Kvarnström
Scheduled hours: 66 h
Main field of study: Datateknik, Datavetenskap

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