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 Java Application Development
DURATION: 5 days

FEE: $2,295
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AUDIENCE:

  • Programmer
  • Web Developer
  • Application Analyst
  • Application Architect
  • IT Professional
 

DATES:

2010: 10/25-29
2011: 3/28-4/1 10/3-7

 

 HANDS-ON TRAINING:
    1. Introduction to Java
      • Examine the underlying architecture and design of the Java programming language.
      • Understand the concepts and functionality of the Java programming language for: 1- Writing software on one platform and running it on another platform. 2- Creating programs to run within a web browser and web services. 3- Developing server-side applications for online forums, stores, polls, HTML forms processing, etc. 4- Combining applications or services using the Java language to create customized applications or services.
    2. Java Features
      • Examine the features of the Java programming language.
      • Java is an object oriented language and has the following four characteristics: 1- inheritance 2- Encapsulation 3- Polymorphism. 4- Dynamic binding.
    3. Building Portable Applications in Java
      • Understand the use of the standard Java APIs.
      • Code a program which performs simple arithmetic by calculating the average of a list of values.
      • Create a small program that defines some fields, then: 1- Create erroneous field names in order to examine the errors that the compiler produces. 2- Use the naming rules and conventions provided by the instructor as a guide.
      • Object oriented programming
      • Recognize how the Java programming language supports object oriented programming.
      • Code a class, create an instance of an object and control access to the data within the object.
    4. Java Language
      • Learn to use the Java language.
      • Change the program provided by the instructor to use compound assignments.
      • Java classes and interfaces
      • Use the Java classes and interface.
      • Declare and use classes.
      • Use class member function calls.
      • Use packages and interfaces.
      • Use the stateful session bean.
    5. Programming Concepts
      • Use code snippets to illustrate programming concepts.
      • Evaluate this code snippet.
      • What output will be produced if aNumber is 3?
      • Write a test program containing the previous code snippet; make aNumber 3?
      • What is the output of the program?
    6. Language Basics
      • Create a program using flow statements and simple I/O control.
      • Implement a pair of classes, one Reader and one Writer, that count the number of times a particular character, such as e, is read or written. The character can be specified when the stream is created.
      • Write a program to test the classes.
    7. Building Objects
      • Create a class to perform the application, create methods, and attributes.
      • Write a program that simulates rolling a pair of dice.
    8. Applets
      • Code interactive applets that will run on a web server.
      • Write a program that helps the user count his change.
      • The program will need to ask: 1- how many quarters the user has. 2- How many dimes. 3- How many nickels. 4- how many pennies.
      • The program will inform the user how much money he/she has; the amount will be expressed in dollars.
    9. Creating Java Applets
      • Code an application with a text box, list box, combo box, and radio buttons.
      • Code and test a GUI program that: 1- Allows the user to enter employee information: name, education, age, and gender. 2- Edits the input 3- Writes the input to a file.
    10. Web presentations
      • Implement code on a website that invokes an applet and JavaBean.
      • Code a data entry screen that will invoke a Java Class and JavaBean.
      • The URL and the Java code will display a short video.

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SYS-ED courses are not intended for or open to the general public. They are intended for employees of Fortune 1000 companies, government municipalities, consulting companies, software, companies, healthcare providers and mid-sized businesses.