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This document outlines a course on network programming in Java. The course code is 5152, it is categorized as an A course, and consists of 4 periods per week totaling 52 periods for the semester earning 4 credits. The course contains 4 modules that cover concepts of object oriented programming, multithreading, exceptions, applets, URLs, sockets, RMI and client-server concepts. Each module lists specific topics and outcomes to be covered over 13 periods. General outcomes include understanding OOP concepts, multithreading, URLs, and RMI. The document provides additional details on content to be covered for each module.

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5152

This document outlines a course on network programming in Java. The course code is 5152, it is categorized as an A course, and consists of 4 periods per week totaling 52 periods for the semester earning 4 credits. The course contains 4 modules that cover concepts of object oriented programming, multithreading, exceptions, applets, URLs, sockets, RMI and client-server concepts. Each module lists specific topics and outcomes to be covered over 13 periods. General outcomes include understanding OOP concepts, multithreading, URLs, and RMI. The document provides additional details on content to be covered for each module.

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COURSE TITLE : NETWORK PROGRAMMING

COURSE CODE : 5152


COURSE CATEGORY : A
PERIODS/WEEK : 4
PERIODS/SEMESTER : 52
CREDITS : 4

TIME SCHEDULE

MODULE TOPICS PERIODS


1 Concepts of Object Oriented Programming 13
2 Multithreading, Exceptions and Applets 13
3 Uniform Resource Locator (URL) and Socket 13
4 RMI and Client-Server concepts 13

Course General Outcomes:


Sl. G.O On completion of this course the student will be able :

1 To understand the Concepts of Object Oriented Programming


1
2 To understand Arrays, Inheritance ,Interfaces and packages

1 To understand Multithreading, Exceptions and Applets


2
2 To understand Stream classes and GUI programming with Swing
1 To understand Uniform Resource Locator URL
3
2 To understand the Client-server programming using Socket
4 1 To understand RMI and Client-Server concepts

Specific Outcomes:

MODULE I Concepts of Object Oriented Programming

1.1 To understand the Concepts of Object Oriented Programming


1.1.1 Explain the features of Java
1.1.2 Describe Java Virtual machine and Byte code
1.1.3 Describe the structure of java program
1.1.4 Explain the implementation of java programs
1.1.5 Explain classes, objects and methods
1.1.6 Illustrate constructors with examples
1.1.7 Describe the concepts of overloading

1.2 To understand Arrays, Inheritance ,Interfaces and packages


1.2.1 Explain Arrays and Strings in java
1.2.2 Define Inheritance
1.2.3 Describe different types of Inheritances.
1.2.4 Explain Visibility controls
1.2.5 Describe final class and abstract classes.
1.2.6 Explain Interfaces and multiple inheritance.
1.2.7 Explain how to use System packages
1.2.8 Discuss Naming conventions
1.2.9 Describe the steps to create packages
1.2.10 Describe how packages can be accessed.

MODULE II Multithreading, Exceptions and Applets

1.2 2.1.0 To understand Multithreading, Exceptions and Applets


1.1.1 Explain multithreading in java
1.1.2 Explain how to create a thread
1.1.3 Explain Life cycle of a thread
1.1.4 Discuss thread methods
1.1.5 Discuss thread priority
1.1.6 Explain Synchronisation
1.1.7 Discuss Exception handling mechanism in java
2.1.8 Discuss Multiple catch statements and finally statements
2.1.9 Explain Applet programming

2.2.0 To understand Stream classes and GUI programming with Swing


2.2.1 Discuss Concepts of streams
1.2.2 Discuss Byte Stream and character stream classes
2.2.3 Explain how a data file can be created in java
2.2.4 Describe Reading/Writing bytes in files
2.5.1 Describe Reading/writing characters in files.
2.5.2 Discuss Swing Classes and GUI Components
2.2.7 Discuss Event handling in java

MODULE III Uniform Resource Locator (URL) and Socket

1.1.0 To understand Uniform Resource Locator URL

1.1.1 State definition and format of URL


1.1.2 Identify the components
1.1.3 Discuss Java URL Object and its use
1.1.4 Discuss about absolute and relative URL
3.1.5 Describe Various URL constructors - open stream and open connection methods
1.2 To understand the Client-server programming using Socket
1.2.0 Discuss ports and port numbers
1.2.1 Discuss about concept of the Socket
1.2.2 Describe different types of Sockets such as TCP and UDP
1.2.3 Discuss creation of TCP Sockets
3.2.5 Distinguish between Server side program and Client side program with
suitable examples

1.2.4 Describe creation procedure for server side programming.


1.2.5 Discuss about Socket class and Server Socket class.
1.2.6 Describe creation procedure for client side programming
1.2.7 Explain how to support of multiple clients using java
1.2.8 Discuss the creation of client server application using UDP

MODULE IV RMI and Client-Server concepts

4.1.0 To understand RMI and Client-Server concepts

4.1.1 State Remote Method Invocation


4.1.2 Discuss the steps for developing an RMI system
4.1.3 Discuss Remote class and Interfaces in java
4.1.4 Explain how to Program a Client in Java
4.1.5 Explain how to Program a Server in java
4.1.6 Describe the procedure to start the Server in java
4.1.7 Describe how to Run a Client in java
4.1.8 Discuss Security in java

CONTENT DETAILS

Module I Concepts of Object Oriented Programming

Brief History of Java , Feature of Java , JDK , Data Types , Operators ,Control Structures in JAVA , Arrays ,
The JAVA Class , Constructor , Finalizers , Classes inside Classes . Inheritance & Interface , Deriving
Classes ,Method Overriding , Method Overloading , Access Modifiers , Abstract Class and Method ,
Interfaces , Packages.

Module II Multithreading, Exceptions and Applets

Exception Handling , The Try-Catch Statement ,Catching more than one Exception , The Finally Clause ,
When to use Exceptions . Threads: Introduction , Creating Treads in Applications ,Methods in Thread
Class .
Java I/O Packages , Java Input Stream Classes , Java Output ,File Class .Graphic & Sound: AWT and Swing
, Graphic Methods , Fonts , User interface components with Swing ,Loading and Viewing Images ,Loading
and Playing Sound , AWT & Event Handling ,Layout.

MODULE III Uniform Resource Locator (URL) and Socket


Uniform Resource Locator (URL)-definition and format, components, URL objects and use, absolute and
relative URL,URL constructors.

Socket-concepts, port and port numbers, types of sockets-TCP and UDP ,TCP socket creation, Client-side
and Server-side programming, socket class, multiple clients in java, UDP-client server application

MODULE IV RMI and Client-Server concepts

RMI-definition, steps for development, remote class and interface, client-side program, server-side
program, starting the server, running the client, Security

Text Book(s):-

4.1 Java Network Programming– E R Harold , O’Reilly Media, Second Edition


4.2 Java Fundamentals-by Herbert Schildt, Dale Skrien-Tata Mc Graw-Hill –First Edition.

REFERENCE:-

1. The Java Programming Language- Ken Arnold, James Gosling- Addison-Wesley- Second Edition.
2. Java Programming Advanced Topics- Joe Wigglesworth, Paula Lumby-Thomson Learning-1998
3. Java Network Programming- Elliotte Rusty Harold-O'Reilly Media-3RD Edition

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