Java Programming Fundamentals

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1 Java Programming Fundamentals Course JAVAB Five Days Instructor-led Hands on This five-day, instructor-led course helps any programmer learn Java faster and better than ever before: It's the one Java course that presents object-oriented features like inheritance, interfaces, and polymorphism in a way that's both understandable and useful in the real world. It offers new coverage of JavaFX, the date/time API, lambdas, and working with SQLite databases. The course is useful whether you're a beginner or have years of programming experience. It's full of practical coding examples that enhance training and that provide starting code for new applications. At Course Completion Upon successful completion of this course, students will learn: Build realistic applications Save work with NetBeans How to develop real-world, object-oriented business applications Expand your core Java skills Create user friendly GUIs Handle stored data the professional way How to work with threads How to deploy your finished applications Prerequisites You need to be familiar with the operation of the platform that you re using. That means you should know how to perform tasks like opening, saving, printing, closing, copying and deleting files. You should have an aptitude for problem-solving and some programming experience with another language. Course Materials The student kit includes a comprehensive workbook and other necessary materials for this class. Course Outline Module 1: An Introduction to Java An overview of Java Types of Java applications An introduction to Java development How to use NetBeans to work with existing projects

2 How to use NetBeans to develop new projects Module 2: How to write your first Java applications Basic coding skills How to work with numeric variables How to work with string variables How to use classes, objects and methods How to use the console for input and output How to code simple control statements Two illustrative applications How to test and debug an application Module 3: How to work with the primitive data types Basic skills for working with data How to code arithmetic expressions How to use Java classes to work with numbers How to use the BigDecimal class Module 4: How to code control statements How to code Boolean expressions How to code if/else and switch statements How to code loops How to code break and continue statements Module 5: How to code methods, handle exceptions and validate data How to code and call static methods How to handle exceptions How to validate data The Future Value application with data validation Module 6: How to test, debug and deploy an application Basic skills for testing and debugging How to use NetBeans to debug an application How to deploy an application Module 7: How to define and use classes An introduction to classes How to work with a class that defines an object How to code and use static fields and methods Module 8: How to work with inheritance

3 An introduction to inheritance Basic skills for working with inheritance How to work with the abstract and final keywords Module 9: How to define and use interfaces An introduction to interfaces Basic skills for working with interfaces New features for working with interfaces How to implement the Cloneable interface Module 10: More object-oriented programming skills How to work with packages How to work with modules How to use Javadoc to document a package How to work with enumerations Module 11: How to work with arrays Basic skills for working with arrays How to use the arrays class How to work with two-dimensional arrays Module 12: How to work with collections and generics An introduction to collections How to work with an array list How to work with a linked list How to work with maps Module 13: How to work with strings How to work with the String class How to work with the StringBuilder class Module 14: How to work with dates and times An introduction to date/time APIs How to use the new date/time API Module 15: How to work with file I/O Introduction to directories and files Introduction to file I/O How to work with text files

4 How to work with binary files Module 16: How to work with exceptions An introduction to exceptions How to catch exceptions How to throw exceptions How to work with custom exceptions Module 17: How to get started with JavaFX An introduction to GUI programming How to create a GUI that accepts user input How to create a GUI that handles events How to validate user input How to get started with FXML Module 18: How to get started with swing An introduction to GUI programming How to create a GUI that handles events How to work with layout managers How to validate Swing input data Module 19: More Swing controls More skills for working with controls Module 20: An introduction to databases with SQLite How a relational database is organized How to use SQL to work with a database How to use SQLite Manager Module 21: How to use JDBC to work with a database An introduction to database drives How to work with a database Module 22: How to work with lambda expressions and streams How to work with lambda expressions How to use functional interfaces from the Java API How to work with streams Module 23; How to work with threads

5 An introduction to threads Two ways to create threads How to synchronize threads