Mobile MOUSe JAVA2 FOR PROGRAMMERS ONLINE COURSE OUTLINE

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2 COURSE TITLE JAVA2 FOR PROGRAMMERS COURSE DURATION 14 Hour(s) of Interactive Training COURSE OVERVIEW With the Java2 for Programmers course, anyone with some previous programming experience can discover the power of developing applications with Java2. Expert Wayne Snyder teaches you key Java2 techniques like exception handling, use of classes, and the Advanced Windowing Tool Kit. At the conclusion of this course, you will understand object-oriented programming techniques and know how to write client-based GUI programs using Java2. BENEFITS Increase earning potential with programming knowledge Gain technical mastery of development tools Be prepared to pass Sun exam CONTACT Website : officeadmin@mobilemouse.com.au Telephone : Fax : PRICING Contact Mobile MOUSe for pricing. ADVANTAGES OF ONLINE COURSES Session times are at your discretion You can pick and choose which sessions to cover and in any order Learn at your own pace Free repetition (for a period of 6 months) Multiple course levels at a discounted price Many of the courses are internationally accredited Training from the comfort of your home or workstation Training can be accessed from any location

3 SESSION 1 Section A: Java Fundamentals Package Import Statement Compile and Run Truncated Names Java Rules Code Elements Reserved Words Section B: Data Types and Literals Identifiers Data Types Define Integer Literals Float Literals Character Literals Escape Sequences Boolean Literals Section C: Variables Method Variables Initialize Test Initial Value Assignment Integer Assignment Float Literals Class Datatype Variables Person Class Section D: Wrapper Classes Java Documentation Wrapper Methods Strings String Mechanics Integer, Character Class myint Variable Hints Section E: Arrays Declare Array Create Array Initialize Array Initialize with Code Initialize Application Section F: Arrays (cont.) Array Creation Default Initialization Main Method Pass In Parameter Array Hints SESSION 2 Section A: Arithmetic Operators Casting Assignment Operator Operator Types Gotchas Not a Number (NaN) Section B: Arithmetic Operators (cont.) Comparison Operators Object Problem Equals Method Equal/Not Equal Section C: Logical Operators If-And And-And Logical with Assignment Bitwise Operators Bitwise AND Bitwise OR/XOR Bitwise Left Shift Section D: Logical Operators (cont.) Bitwise Right Shift Evaluating Numbers Bit Shift Negative Bitwise with Assignment Bit Shifting Bit Shift Application Operator Hints Section E: Control of Flow Getting Started If-Else Switch-Case Switch-Case Code Switch-Case Label For Loop Section F: Control of Flow (cont.) For Loop Code Break and Continue Various For Loops While Loop Do Loop 11/07/2012 PAGE 1

4 Section G: Classes and Instances Class Instanceof A Simple Class Reference Variable Creating an Object Class Modifiers Class Body Members Fields SESSION 3 Section A: More Class Member Modifiers Access Scenario Reference Variables Destroying Objects Final Fields Final Object References Variable Initialization More Variable Modifiers Section B: Methods Primitive Arguments Object References Method Modifiers Local Variables Variable Code Finalize Section C: Object-oriented Concepts Abstraction Encapsulation Inheritance Class Hierarchy Instanceof Widening Conversions Narrowing Conversions Final Class Section D: More Object-oriented Modifiers Overloading Overriding Methods Call Parent Method Override Speak Method Overload/Override Object Concepts Section E: Constructors Constructor Elements Constructor Details Constructor Problem Derived Class Constructors Implied Super Constructor Default Constructors Constructor Hints Section F: Nested Classes Nested Class Files Static Nested Class Instance Member Inner Nested Class Anonymous Inner Class Nested Class Hints Section G: Interfaces and Abstract Classes Abstract Class Interface Interface Definition Study Hints SESSION 4 Section A: Exceptions Handling Exceptions Catching Exceptions Throw to the Caller Handle and Rethrow Custom Exceptions Overriding a Method Exception Hints Section B: Threads Non-threaded Apps Threaded Apps Creating Threads Thread Priority Blocked States Extending Thread Class Runnable Interface Starting Threads Section C: Thread Synchronization Competing Threads Synchronize Threads Sync Code Block Overriding Synced Methods Thread Communication Thread Syncing Thread Method Summary Section D: The Java.lang Package Math Class Java.lang Package Min, Max, and Abs Use Math Functions Trig Functions Floor and Ceiling Round and Random 11/07/2012 PAGE 2

Section E: The Java.io Package File Class Directory Methods Other Directory Methods File Methods Streams Input/OutputStream Stream Filters DataInputStream Section F: The Java.io Package (cont.

5 Section E: The Java.io Package File Class Directory Methods Other Directory Methods File Methods Streams Input/OutputStream Stream Filters DataInputStream Section F: The Java.io Package (cont.) Buffered Streams DataOutputStream PrintStream Class Streams and Characters Other Classes RandomAccessFile Permanent Effects Study Hints Section G: The Java.util Package Arrays Class Comparator Interface Abstract Classes Java Docs Concrete and Collections Vector Stack Class Hashtable Object Section H: The Java.util Package (cont.) Enumeration Interface Collections API Interfaces Set Interface List Interface Map Interface Iterator Interface Iterator SESSION 5 Section A: AWT Components Component Class Appearance Component Size/Location Enabled and Visible Events and Interfaces Text Classes Section B: AWT Components (cont.) Container Class Container Hierarchy Frame Code MenuContainer Menu Classes Menu Code Section C: AWT Layout Managers LayoutManager Interface Default Layouts Insets and Dimensions BorderLayout Section D: AWT Layout Managers (cont.) FlowLayout GridLayout CardLayout GridBagLayout Section E: AWT Events Event Models Class AdjustmentEvent Component Events Semantic Events Capturing Events ProcessEvent Listeners Class Listener Section F: AWT Events (cont.) Adapters ActionEvent Anonymous Inner Class Completely Separate Class ActionEvent Methods AdjustmentEvent ItemEvent TextEvent Section G: AWT Component Events FocusEvent FocusListener Methods InputEvent KeyEvent Mouse Events WindowEvent Web Resources 11/07/2012 PAGE 3

Java for Programmers Course (equivalent to SL 275) 36 Contact Hours

Java for Programmers Course (equivalent to SL 275) 36 Contact Hours Course Overview This course teaches programmers the skills necessary to create Java programming system applications and satisfies the