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100-Core Java J2SE

This document outlines a 46 session course on Core Java (J2SE). The course covers fundamental Java concepts like data types, control flow, OOP principles, exceptions, files/streams, multithreading, collections and maps. It also covers GUI programming with AWT and Swing, applets, networking basics, reflection and a final project. The goal is to teach students how to write console and window-based Java applications using core Java APIs and key Java programming concepts.

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100-Core Java J2SE

This document outlines a 46 session course on Core Java (J2SE). The course covers fundamental Java concepts like data types, control flow, OOP principles, exceptions, files/streams, multithreading, collections and maps. It also covers GUI programming with AWT and Swing, applets, networking basics, reflection and a final project. The goal is to teach students how to write console and window-based Java applications using core Java APIs and key Java programming concepts.

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Core Java (J2SE)

Objective: To write the console and windows based application using Core Java (J2SE).

Pre-requisites: To know the basic fundamentals of object oriented programming


language

Session 1 (Introduction to Java)

 Why Java and its Paradigms


 Java Programming Format
 Difference between Java and Others (C, C++)
 Types of Application
 Java History and Features

Session 2 (Installation and First Program)

 How to install Java, Environment Variables, JVM Architecture


 JDK and its usage (Java Compiler, Java Runtime, Java Debugger, Javadoc)
 Difference between applications and applets
 Java Program Development, Java Source File Structure
 Java Program Compilation and Execution (Via CMD and Eclipse and NetBeans)

Session 3 and 4 (Basics of Java Programming)

 Data Types, Variables, Keywords and Identifiers


 Expression, Operators, Naming Convention in Java

Session 5 and 6 (Control Flow)

 Selection Statements: Simple if statement, The if-else statement, The switch


statement, Nesting of selection statements
 Transfer Statement, The break statement, The return statement, Labelled
Statement, The Continue Statement
 Iteration Statements: The while statement, The do-while statement, The for(;;)
statement, The foreach statement

Session 7 and 8 (Arrays)

 Defining an Array
 Multi-Dimensional Array
 Initializing and Accessing Array

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 Jig-Jag Array and Command Line Arguments

Session 9 and 10 (java.lang Package)

 System class (Taking input from console)


 Math class (How to generate a random number)
 Wrapper classes
 Object class
 String, StringBuilder, StringBuffer and StringTokenizer

Session 11 to 20 (OOPs Concepts)

 Class, Object and Instances, OOPS and its benefits


 Access Specifiers, Static Keyword, Constructors and chaining using this()
 Polymorphism (Overloading and Overriding)
 Encapsulation and Interfaces
 Garbage Collection, Object Lifetime
 Initialization Blocks, Memory Management
 Inner Classes (Member Inner Class, Static Inner Class, Local Inner Class and
Anonymous Inner Class)
 Variable Length Argument Function
 Inheritance, The super keyword
 The “this” keyword, Non-static/instance members and functions
 Abstraction, Abstract classes, Reachable Objects, Package
 Organizing Classes and Interfaces in Packages
 Packages as Access Protection
 Defining Package
 CLASSPATH setting for Packages
 Compilation of package classes

Session 21 and 22 (Exception Handling)

 Exception and Errors


 Types of Exception and Exception classes
 Use of try, catch, finally, throw, throws in Exception Handling
 Exception Handling Mechanism
 Creating Your own Exceptions

Session 23, 24 and 25 (File & Stream Handling – java.io package)

 Input and Output, The File Class, Byte Streams

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 Character Streams, Object Serialization

Session 26 to 29 (Multithreading)

 Multithreaded Programming in Java


 java.lang.Runnable and java.lang.Thread
 Thread Life Cycle
 Synchronization
 Multithreading: Advantages and Issues
 Thread Creations
 Life Cycle Methods
 Wait(), notify(), notifyall() methods

Session 30 to 34 (Collections and Maps)

 Java Generics, Collection Classes (Stack, Vector, Hashtable, Enumeration)


 List and Subtypes
 Set and Subtypes
 Introduction to Collection
 Collection Interfaces and classes
 Map and Subtypes
 Various Utility classes (Date, Time, Calendar, Scanner etc.)
 Miscellaneous Topics

Session 35 to 38 (AWT – Abstract Window Toolkit)

 Introduction to AWT, Individual Components Label, Button, CheckBox,


RadioButton
 Choice, List, Menu, TextField, TextArea
 Layouts, Listeners and Event Handling

Session 39 to 41 (Swing)

 Introduction to Swing, Difference between AWT and Swing


 Component Hierarchy, Panes
 Individual Swing Components JLabel, JButton, JTextField, JTextArea
 Listeners and Event Handling
 JScrollPane, JTable

Session 42 (Applet Programming)

 The Applet Class, Passing Parameters, Embedding in HTML


 Applet Context, paint(), repaint(), update(), getGraphics()

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 Integrating into distributed application
 Running applet using command prompt

Session 43 to 44 (Networking)

 Introduction to Networking Fundamentals


 TCP/IP and UDP
 Socket and Server Socket
 Client-Server Communication
 URL, InetAddress
 Datagram Packets and Datagram Sockets

Session 45 (Reflection API)

 Introduction to Reflection API


 Reflection Methods to get information about class modifiers, fields, methods,
constructors, super classes etc.

Session 46 (End Project Development)

 Requirement Analysis
 Working with Packages
 Designing and Testing

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