JSEINT - Introduction to Java SE Programming

STATE CITY NSW QLD VIC Sydney DATE Choose a date... 20 Apr 15 - 24 Apr 15 18 May 15 - 22 May 15 15 Jun 15 - 19 Jun 15 06 Jul 15 - 10 Jul 15 10 Aug 15 - 14 Aug 15 07 Sep 15 - 11 Sep 15 What is OLL? PRICE DURATION $4,050.00 inc. GST 5 Days COURSE REGISTRATION I'm based in...* NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA Human Test: 4 + 4 = Overview: This course covers the Java SE programming language, how to develop Java applications using Eclipse, as well as more advanced object-oriented programming concepts. Students will learn the syntax of the Java programming language, object-oriented programming using Java, operators and branching, and working with classes, controls structures, and arrays. In addition, this course covers inheritance, interfacing, polymorphism, generics and collections. Students will also learn about common Java classes providing exception handling, logging, and file input/output (I/O). During the course, students will develop and test Java applications using Eclipse. Target Audience: This course is intended for programmers who are interested in adding Java to their skills. Pre-requisites: This course is intended for students who wish to add Java SE to their programming repertoire. Students should have some experience with coding, preferably an Object Oriented Programming (OOP) language. Outline: Expand All Module 1: Overview of Java History of Java Benefits of Java What is Java What's this "Virtual Machine?" Comparison to Other Languages Garbage Collection Java Programs Basic Java Development Tools Java Edtions Example - HelloWorld Java Classes Main Methods Statements Module 2: Java Tools in Eclipse Eclipse Platform Eclipse Workspace Perspectives, Views and Editors The Java Perspective The Debug Perspective Navigator View Package Explorer Outline View Problems View Eclipse Preferences Build and Validation Code Completion, Templates and Snippets Searching Configure Compiler Class Path JRE Switching Module 3: Basic Object Concepts What Is An Object? State Behavior Encapsulation Classes vs. Objects Inheritance Interfaces Polymorphism Benefits of Objects Module 4: Basic Java Syntax Declaring and Initialising Variables Keywords Primitive Data Types Logical - boolean Textual - character and String Integral - byte, short, integer, long Floating Point - float and double Literal Values Strings Creating Strings White Space Comments Scope of a Variable System.out/System.in Scanner Class Module 5: Operations and Making Decisions Operator Categories Special Situations Binary Operators Integer Division Numeric Promotion Type Conversion of Primitive Types Unary Operators Relational Operators Logical Operators Bitwise Operators Bitwise Examples Shift Operators Overflow and Underflow Assignment Operators Ternary Operator Calculation Errors Operator Precedence Precedence Examples Combining Strings Control Flow Statements 'if' Statement 'if...else' Statement Nested Statements "Short Circuited" Operators Module 6: Using Classes and Objects Objects, Instances, and Classes JVM Storage Areas What are Classes? Working with Classes and Objects Instantiation Instance Methods Object References String Operations The Math Class Module 7: Writing Classes Why Define Your Own Classes? Encapsulation Elements of a Class Defining Classes Fields Defining Fields Methods Defining Methods Passing Parameters Local Variables vs. Instance Variables Module 8: Controlling Code Access and Code Organisation Controlling Access Data Hiding Encapsulation JavaBeans Packages Problems Solved with Packages Naming Packages Declaring Packages in Classes Package Access Import Statement Using Classes from Packages Correlation to File Structure Class Path Java Core Packages Java API Documentation Module 9: Constructors and Class Members Constructors Multiple Constructors Defining Constructors Default Constructor 'this' Keyword Using 'this' to Call a Constructor Using 'this' to Set a Field Class Members Comparison with Instance Members Use of Class Variables Static Class Methods Use of Class Methods Main Method and Command Line Arguments Declaring Constants Useful Standard Class Members Initialisation Blocks Static Initialisation Blocks Module 10: Advanced Control Structures 'switch' Statement Switch "Fall Through" 'for' Loop 'while' Loop 'do...while' Loop Break Statement Labelled Statements Continue Statement Module 11: Arrays Arrays Declaring Arrays Populating Arrays Accessing Arrays Array Length Array References Multidimensional Arrays Arrays of Arrays Copying Arrays For-Each loop Variable Arguments Module 12: Inheritance Inheritance Is... Declaring Inheritance Inheritance Hierarchy Access Modifiers Revistited Inherited Members Instances of a Subclass Role in Reuse The super Keyword Problems with Constructors Limiting Subclasses 'Set' Methods in Constructors The Object Class Module 13: Commonly Overridden Methods Overiding Methods toString() toString() in Object Overriding toString() Comparing Objects Using = = vs. equals(..) Overriding equals(..) Complex Comparisons hashCode() Overriding hashCode() Module 14: Exceptions and Assertions What is an Exception? Benefits The Exception Class How to Work with Exceptions The try-catch-finally Statement Flow of Program Control Checked Exceptions Unchecked Exceptions Catching Multiple Exceptions Specifying Thrown Exceptions Rethrowing Exceptions Chaining Exceptions Creating Your Own Exception Assertions When to use Assertions Enabling Assertions Module 15: Interfaces and Polymorphism Casting Objects The instance of Operator Abstract Classes Interface Comparable Interface Polymorphism Conditions for Polymorphism Covariant Return Types Refactoring Module 16: Collections, Generics, and Enumerations What are Collections? Arrays vs. Collections Main Collections Interfaces java.util.Collection Main Collection Methods Sets java.util.List java.util.Queue Iteration on a collection Iterator vs. For-Each Loop Maps java.util.Map java.util.SortedMap Collections Implementations Generics and Collections Collections and Primitive Types "Wrapper" Classes Autoboxing Enumerated Types Module 17: Java Logging API and Useful Java Classes Java Logging API Control Flow of Logging Logging Levels Logging Handlers Logging Formatters & Log Manager Logging Configuration File Logging Filters java.lang.StringBuilder java.util.StringTokenizer java.util.Arrays and java.util.Collections java.util.Random java.util.Date GregorianCalendar and Calendar Formatting Module 18: Input and Output Streams Input Stream Output Stream "Chained" Streams The File Class Reader and Writer Buffers Channels Serialisation Serialising Object State Avoiding Serialisation Problems SerialVersionUID Options to Write Files	Course Ratings Averaged from 148 responses. 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