This repository contains a collection of laboratory activities and major projects developed during a Java programming course. It demonstrates a variety of Java concepts; from basic programming logic to advanced GUI application development.
Joshua Dredd Stephen B. De Guzman
Course: BSCS-1A
School: Cavite State University - Imus Campus
Each activity or project is located in its own folder and includes:
- Java source code files (
.java) - A
README.mdfile describing:- Objectives
- Key Java concepts
- Features and functionality
- How to compile and run
Below are examples of lab exercises included in this repository:
| File Name | Focus |
|---|---|
LabActivity1EmployeeInformationSystem.java |
Basic data input/output |
LabActivity2EmployeeInformationSystemPart2.java |
Classes and objects |
LabActivity3ConditionalStatement.java |
Conditional logic |
LabActivity4EmpInfoSystemGUI.java |
GUI using AWT |
LabActivity5QuizAppAWT.java |
AWT-based quiz system |
LabActivity6SwingToDoList.java |
Swing-based To-Do list app |
File: MyMidtermLabExam.java
Description:
A basic ticketing system focusing on data entry, storage, and display using Java constructs. Emphasizes file handling and logic flow.
File: FinalLabProject_Group6_BSCS1A
Description:
A full-featured calculator built using Java Swing. It includes standard arithmetic operations and demonstrates GUI layout, event-driven programming, and clean UI design.
- Java Fundamentals – Data types, conditionals, loops, arrays, methods
- Object-Oriented Programming – Classes, objects, inheritance, encapsulation
- File I/O – Reading from and writing to files
- GUI Development – Using AWT and Swing for interactive UIs
- Event Handling – Responding to user actions
- Application Logic – Structuring code for real-world use cases
📌 Feel free to explore the folders, run the programs, and learn from the implementation of each activity. Happy coding! 👨💻