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Java Programming Short Course:

Schedule for 10 Day Java Short Course Example

Below is an example of a 10 day tailor-made course delivered at one of our clients. It was extremely intensive and each delegate at-
tending was required to do a lot of after-hours work. Each day ended with a handout containing "questions and exercises" that were
attempted before the next lecture. Any questions anyone had was responded to at the beginning of the 'next lecture day'. Each del-
egate was given a flash disk that contained all the required software and documentation.

Day 1
 Introduction To Java
 Structure of a Java Program
 Installation of JDK
 Using text editor to write first few program
 Understanding the JDK, JRE
 Understanding a JVM
 Understanding the classpath
 Install a GUI environment for later programming
 Java’s keywords
 Primitive data types
 Comments
 Variables
 Constants
 Arithmetic, Relational and Equality Operators In Java
 Increment and Decrement Operators
 Logical Operators
 Bitwise Operators
 Assignment Operators
 Operator Order of Precedence
 Lots of Exercises and homework

Day 2
 Block Scope
 Strings in Java
 Buffering
 Control Flow
 Decision (Conditional) Statements (if, switch, etc)
 Ternary Operator
 State machines
 Loops (for, while, do-while): pretest and post test. Sentinel and counter controlled.
 Jump Statements
 Exercises and homework

Day 3 and 4
This section has been designed in such a way that those new to OO will get a complete overview of the technology. Getting to
understand OO is a huge paradigm shift for those who have been subject to functional/procedural software development for any
length of time.

 Object orientation - what is object orientation?


 Differences between OO and procedural methods
 Pros & cons of OO
 Unified modelling language (UML)
 Inheritance, Encapsulation, Polymorphism
 Designing object oriented systems
 System development life cycle (Agile process) includes all UML modelling
 Design Patterns
 Exercises and homework

Day 5 (Back to Java)


 Arrays in Java
 Casting
 Java Packages
 Classes and Objects (implementing the theory of OO)
 Interfaces
 Nested and Inner Classes
 Anonymous Classes
 Exception Handling(try, catch, finally, throws)
 Multitasking and Threads in Java
 Daemon Threads
 Garbage Collection
 Event Handling (very basic)
 Java I/O Streams and Files
 Random File Access and appending
 Serialization
 Exercises and homework

Day 6
 Collections Framework
 Sets, dictionaries, maps and lists
 Networking In Java
 The Internet Protocol (IP)
 The User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
 The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
 Client/Server socket programming
 Datagrams
 Database programming in Java
 Client/Server Models
 Java’s two-tier model
 Java’s three-tier model
 The components of a Database
 Designing a Database and data normalisation up to 3NF
 The JDBC configuration
 Communicating with a database
 A number of exercises.
 Introducing ORM, O/RM and O/R mapping
 JPA
 Introducing Hibernate
 Example
 Exercises and homework

Day 7
 Introduction to XML
 The Creation of an XML Document
 The XML document header section
 The XML document content section
 Parsing XML using SAX and accessing the data
 Constraining XML
 SAX2 Properties and Features
 XML Instance Document Validation
 SAXExceptions
 Parsing XML using DOM and accessing the data
 Introduction to HTML5 and CSS3
 Lots of examples
 Exercises and homework

Day 8
 Java Servlets
 Overview of the Java Servlet hierarchy
 HttpServlet class
 HttpServletRequest interface
 HttpServletResponse interface
 Tracking
 Multi-tier programming using HTML, Servlets and JDBC
 Introduction to Java Server Pages
 JSP Access Models
 JSP Syntax
 Action Elements
 Control elements
 JavaBean element
 Custom Tags
 Using Servlets and JSP together (MVC pattern)
 Controlling a Web application by means of the web.xml file
 Web Application Security
 Form based Authentication
 HTTP Basic Authentication
 Programmatic Security
 Programmatic security together with container-managed security
 Programmatic security
 Servlet and JSP Filters
 Build a web application and deploy to a Tomcat server
 Exercises and homework

Day 9
 Introduction to JSON.
 Introduction to RESTful web services (JAX-RS) (may also be included on day 8)
 Exercises and homework

Day 10
Create a web application using all the technologies presented. Each delegate will need to write both a client and server. Each client
must consume another delegate's service.

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