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AT1016 - Introduction to Java

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The Introduction to Java Programming course teaches students: the syntax of the Java programming language; Object-Oriented Programming using Java; exception handling; file input/output (I/O); JSP, Servlets; and EJB; and, optionally, creating Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) using AWT and Swing. Students will learn how to develop Java applications and, optionally, how to develop applets.
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Prerequisites

  • Students should have some basic-level knowledge of programming in any programming language.
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    Detailed Class Syllabus


    1. Introduction
  • Overview

  • History of Java

  • Goals of Java

  • Java Virtual Machine

  • Garbage Collection

  • Hello World Example

  • Source File Layout


    • 2. Java Basics
  • Overview

  • Comments

  • Semicolon and White Spaces

  • Blocks

  • Keywords

  • Primitive Data Types

  • Identifier

  • Variables

  • Literals

  • Arithmetic Operators

  • Bitwise Operator

  • Assignment Operators

  • Miscellaneous Operators

  • Scope of a Variable

  • Arrays

  • Multidimensional Arrays

  • Reading from the Keyboard


    • 3. Branching and Looping
  • Overview

  • Conditions

  • The if Statement

  • The if . . . else Statement

  • Logical Operators and if...else Statement

  • The switch Statement

  • The while Statement

  • The do . . . while Statement

  • The for loop

  • Break and Continue


    • 4. Arrays
  • Arrays

  • Declaring Arrays

  • Creating Arrays

  • Accessing Arrays

  • Initializing Arrays

  • Multidimensional Arrays

  • Copying Arrays


    • 5. Objects
  • Overview

  • Object-Oriented Programming

  • Methods

  • Overloading

  • Creating an Instance of a Class

  • Constructors

  • Inheritance

  • The super Keyword

  • The this Keyword

  • Overriding

  • Using == vs. equals()

  • The toString() Method

  • Static Initializers

  • Access Modifiers

  • Creating Constructors/Methods


    • 6. Advanced Class Concepts
  • Overview

  • Inner Classes/Nested Classes

  • Abstract Classes

  • Interfaces


    • 7. Exceptions
  • Overview

  • What is Exception?

  • Benefits

  • How to work with exception

  • The try . . . catch . . . finally Statement

  • Flow of Program Control

  • Checked Exceptions

  • Unchecked Exceptions

  • Catching Multiple Exceptions

  • Rethrowing Exceptions

  • Exception thrown by a Method

  • The Exception Class

  • Creating your Own Exceptions


    • 8. Stream I/O
  • Overview

  • File I/O

  • The File Class: Methods & Example

  • Input Stream: Methods

  • Output Stream: Methods

  • DataInputStream and DataOutputStream

  • DataInputStream Methods

  • DataOutputStream Methods

  • FileInputStream and FileOutputStream

  • FileInputStream Methods

  • FileOutputStream Methods

  • FileInputStream/DataOutputStream Example

  • FileInputStream/DatInputStream Example

  • Reader and Writer: Why Use Readers and Writers and Example


    • 9. Servlets
  • Overview

  • Java Servlets

  • Responsibilities of a Servlet

  • Hello World Servlet

  • Retrieving Form Fields

  • Session Tracking


    • 10. JavaServer Pages (JSPs)
  • Overview

  • What are JavaServer Pages

  • JSP Benefits

  • How JSP Works

  • Implicit Objects

  • Hello JSP World - an Example

  • JSP Directives

  • Attributes of Page Directive

  • Retrieving Form Fields

  • Session Tracking

  • Servlet to JSP Communication

  • Invoking a JSP


    • 11. EJB
  • Overview

  • Needs for EJB

  • What are EJBs?

  • Characteristics of EJBs

  • The EJB Architecture

  • EJB Server

  • EJB Container

  • EJB Classes and Interfaces

    • Enterprise Java Beans: FlowLayout, BorderLayout, GridLayout

    Appendix A. AWT
  • Foundations of AWT: Components, Container, Layout Manager

  • Common Layout Manager: FlowLayout, BorderLayout, GridLayout


    • Appendix B. AWT Event
  • Foundations of AWT: Components, Container, Layout Manager

  • Common Layout Manager: FlowLayout, BorderLayout, GridLayout


    • Appendix C. AWT Components
  • The Component Class

  • Containers and Components


    • Appendix D. JFC
  • What is JFC?

  • Swing

  • Swing Hierarchy

  • Building GUI with Swing

  • Converting AWT to Swing

  • JComponent

  • Limitations of Swing


    • Appendix E. Applet
  • What is an Applet?

  • Applet vs. Application

  • Applet Security

  • Writing an Applet

  • Lifecycle of an Applet

  • First Applet: Applet class and Basic HTML for an Applet

  • Appletviewer

  • Applet tags

  • Applet and AWT
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