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COURSE DESCRIPTION

Java programming is a course that teaches you the basics of programming in Java. You will learn how to create and run Java programs, how to use data types and variables, how to create and use objects and methods, and how to use inheritance in Java.

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Java programming course aims to provide students with strong foundation and practical experience in developing Java applications. By the end of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the basic concepts of Java programming
Write Java programs using object–oriented programming techniques
Develop Java applications using the Eclipse IDE
Use Java libraries to develop Java applications
Test and debug Java programs
Deploy Java applications on web servers

Course Features

Lectures 104
Quizzes 0
Duration 50 hours
Skill level All levels
Language English
Students 22
Certificate No
Assessments Yes

Curriculum

20 Sections
104 Lessons
50 Hours

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Introduction to Java
3
- 1.1
  History of Java –
- 1.2
  Features of Java
- 1.3
  Why Use Java?
Setting up the Java Development Kit
3
- 2.1
  System Requirements
- 2.2
  Installing the JDK
- 2.3
  Setting the PATH Variable
Your First Java Program
3
- 3.1
  Creating a Source File
- 3.2
  Compiling Your Program
- 3.3
  Executing Your Program
The Basic Java Application Structure
3
- 4.1
  The Main Method
- 4.2
  Comments
- 4.3
  Identifiers
Data Types and Variables
3
- 5.1
  Primitive Data Types
- 5.2
  Declaring Variables
- 5.3
  Assigning Values to Variables
Operators and Expressions
6
- 6.1
  Arithmetic Operators
- 6.2
  Relational and Logical Operators
- 6.3
  Increment and Decrement Operators
- 6.4
  Bitwise and Bit Shift Operators
- 6.5
  The Assignment Operator
- 6.6
  Operator Precedence
Control Flow Statements
10
- 7.1
  Introduction
- 7.2
  The if Statement
- 7.3
  The if-else Statement
- 7.4
  The if-else-if Ladder
- 7.5
  The switch Statement
- 7.6
  The while Loop
- 7.7
  The do-while Loop
- 7.8
  The for Loop
- 7.9
  The break Statement
- 7.10
  The continue Statement
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
8
- 8.1
  Introduction
- 8.2
  Classes and Objects
- 8.3
  Constructors
- 8.4
  Methods
- 8.5
  Encapsulation
- 8.6
  Inheritance
- 8.7
  Polymorphism
- 8.8
  Abstraction
Arrays
8
- 9.1
  Introduction
- 9.2
  Declaring an Array
- 9.3
  Allocating an Array
- 9.4
  Assigning Values to an Array
- 9.5
  Accessing Array Elements
- 9.6
  Passing Arrays to Methods
- 9.7
  Returning an Array from a Method
- 9.8
  Command-Line Arguments
Strings
10
- 10.1
  Introduction
- 10.2
  Creating a String
- 10.3
  String Length
- 10.4
  Accessing Characters in a String
- 10.5
  String Concatenation
- 10.6
  String Comparison
- 10.7
  Substrings
- 10.8
  Searching Strings
- 10.9
  Modifying a String
- 10.10
  String Buffer and String Builder
Packages
3
- 11.1
  Introduction – –
- 11.2
  Creating a Package
- 11.3
  Importing Classes from a Package
Introduction to GUI Programming
5
- 12.1
  Introduction — – –
- 12.2
  AWT Classes
- 12.3
  Swing Classes
- 12.4
  Layout Managers
- 12.5
  Event Handling
Introduction to Multithreading
5
- 13.1
  Introduction
- 13.2
  Creating a Thread
- 13.3
  Implementing the Runnable Interface
- 13.4
  Thread Priorities
- 13.5
  Synchronization
Generics
3
- 14.1
  Introduction -Generic Class
- 14.2
  Generic Method
- 14.3
  Generic Method
Introduction to I/O
3
- 15.1
  Introduction
- 15.2
  The java.io Package
- 15.3
  The java.nio Package
Introduction to Networking
4
- 16.1
  Introduction
- 16.2
  Sockets
- 16.3
  URL
- 16.4
  Datagrams
Introduction to JavaBeans
5
- 17.1
  Introduction – – – –
- 17.2
  Creating a JavaBean
- 17.3
  Using Properties
- 17.4
  Bound and Constrained Properties
- 17.5
  Indexed Properties
Introduction to JavaFX
6
- 18.1
  Introduction
- 18.2
  Creating a JavaFX Application
- 18.3
  Layout
- 18.4
  Event Handling
- 18.5
  CSS
- 18.6
  Graphics
Introduction to JDBC
8
- 19.1
  Introduction
- 19.2
  JDBC Drivers
- 19.3
  The JDBC API
- 19.4
  Statements
- 19.5
  Prepared Statements
- 19.6
  Callable Statements
- 19.7
  Result Sets
- 19.8
  Row Sets
Introduction to Java Web Applications
5
- 20.1
  Introduction
- 20.2
  JSP
- 20.3
  Servlets
- 20.4
  JavaServer Faces
- 20.5
  Struts

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