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When does the Java class run?

12 x 2.5 hour lessons = 30 hours total. 1 per week Thursday Evenings 6-30-9pm.

Practice times can be arranged on other evenings free of charge.

Start Dates:

Evenings:

Wednesday January 20 2010 6.30. Thence 12 Wednesdays.

Overview of Content

Module 1 Introduction:
* JAVA as a programming language
* JAVA as a platform
* Different Java application types

Module 2 the Java Development Kit environment:

* Java Development Kit environment

Module 3 Essential Java Programming:

* Fields and Variables
* Using Arrays
* Static Methods and Fields
* Using the JDK

Module 4 My first Java application: «Hello World»:

* The creation of code source
* The compilation of code source
* Execution of code
* The structure of a program

Module 5 My first JAVA applet: «Hello World»:

* The creation of code source
* The compilation of code source
* Creation of a HTML document for usage by an applet
* Execution of an applet
* The structure of an applet

Module 6 Object Oriented Programming:

* Objects
* Messages
* Classes
* Derivation and hierarchies of classes
* Interfaces
* Polymorphism

Module 7 The Java programming language:

* Variables
* Operators
* Expressions, instructions and blocs
* Program flow control Instructions

Module 8 Graphical User Interfaces:

* Containers and Layout Managers
* Writing Simple Graphical Applications
* Writing Complete Graphical Applications

Module 9 Management of objects:

* The creation of objects
* Utilization of objects

Module 10 Java Developer's Toolbox:

* Utility Classes
* Vector and Hash table
* Collections
* Inner Classes
* Java I/O

Module 11 Simple Objects

* Chains
* Numbers
* Series

Module 12 Definition of classes:

* Introduction
* The declarations of a class
* Class descriptions
* Exercises

Module 13 Derivation and hierarchy of classes:

* Derivation
* Final Classes
* Abstract Classes
* The super class
* Class Inheritance
* Polymorphism
* Exercises

Module 14 Interfaces:

* Usage of Interfaces
* Definition of an interface
* Implementation of an interface
* The interface as a data type

Module 15 Packages:

* Creation of packages
* Hierarchy of packages
* Using packages for code organization
* Access levels for packages
* Packages that are imported by default

Cost

£750

Course Requirement

3 to 4 hrs of "homework" per week. An exercise is given after every class. This is expected to be received by email on the following Sunday 12.00pm. This is probably the most essential (and compulsory!) part of the course.

Manual & Text

A colourful manual is provided. This manual is based chapter by chapter on the text which the students must also purchase.
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