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Overview
Designed as an intensive one-week introduction to the Java programming language and many of its standard libraries. Students will learn to use the standard SDK tools and libraries while practicing good object-oriented design and programming principles. Even experienced programmers have a lot to gain by carefully and thoroughly investigating these important design elements. Get a solid foundation in using the only language that promises robust, scalable, reusable design and industry-wide cross-platform support.
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Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
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Certification
This course, combined with JAV-200, prepares students for exams 310-025 (Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2) and 310-027 (Sun Certified Developer for Java 2).
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Topics
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Java classes, files and tools
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Declaring variables and methods
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Public and private access
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Operations and expressions
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Flow control statements
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Handling exceptions
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Constructors, types, casting
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Inheritance, static, overriding
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Using inner classes
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String and StringBuffer
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Math and wrapper classes
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Java.util package
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Java.awt components
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Managing component layout
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Java.awt event handling
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Skills Gained
In this course, students will learn to:
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Create Java classes, applets, packages jar libraries and programs.
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Use correct Java expressions to manage primitive and object data.
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Use access controls to limit access to the inner workings of classes.
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Build from the existing classes to leverage existing APIs while adding features and functionality to your derived classes.
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Use built-in utility classes to improve program performance and memory usage.
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Manage class usage with interfaces and inner classes.
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Create graphical displays for programs.
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Manage mouse, keyboard and window interaction.
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