The document outlines a 12 module Java programming course covering introductory concepts like variables, control flow, and OOP as well as advanced topics like multithreading, networking, and Java 8 features. The course culminates in a final project applying concepts learned.
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The document outlines a 12 module Java programming course covering introductory concepts like variables, control flow, and OOP as well as advanced topics like multithreading, networking, and Java 8 features. The course culminates in a final project applying concepts learned.
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Java Programming Course Outline:
Module 1: Introduction to Java Programming
1.1. Overview of Programming Concepts 1.2. Introduction to Java Language 1.3. Setting up Development Environment (IDE, JDK) 1.4. Writing and Compiling a Simple Java Program 1.5. Understanding Basic Syntax and Structure
Module 2: Data Types, Variables, and Operators
2.1. Basic Data Types: int, float, char, double 2.2. Constants and Variables 2.3. Variable Declaration, Initialization, and Scope 2.4. Type Casting and Type Conversions 2.5. Operators and Expressions
Module 3: Control Flow Statements 3.1. Conditional Statements: if, else, else-if 3.2. Switch-case Statement 3.3. Loops: while, do-while, for 3.4. Nested Control Structures 3.5. Break and Continue Statements
Module 4: Functions and Methods
4.1. Introduction to Methods (Functions) 4.2. Method Declaration, Definition, and Invocation 4.3. Method Arguments and Return Values 4.4. Method Overloading and Varargs 4.5. Recursion and Recursive Methods
Module 5: Arrays, Strings, and Collections Framework
5.1. Introduction to Arrays 5.2. Declaration and Initialization of Arrays 5.3. Accessing Array Elements and Array Manipulation 5.4. Introduction to Strings and String Handling 5.5. Introduction to Collections Framework
Lists, Sets, Maps, Iterators
Module 6: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts 6.1. Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 6.2. Classes and Objects 6.3. Constructors and Destructors 6.4. Inheritance and Polymorphism 6.5. Encapsulation and Abstraction
Module 7: Exception Handling and File Handling
7.1. Exception Handling: try, catch, throw, finally 7.2. Handling Standard Exceptions and Custom Exceptions 7.3. File Input and Output Operations 7.4. File Streams and File Handling Modes 7.5. Working with Text and Binary Files
Module 8: Multithreading and Concurrency
8.1. Introduction to Multithreading 8.2. Creating and Managing Threads 8.3. Synchronization and Thread Safety 8.4. Thread Communication and Inter-thread Communication 8.5. Thread Pools and Executors Framework Module 9: GUI Programming with JavaFX (Optional) 9.1. Introduction to JavaFX 9.2. Creating UI Components: Buttons, Labels, TextFields, etc. 9.3. Layout Management in JavaFX 9.4. Event Handling and User Interaction 9.5. Building Simple GUI Applications
Module 10: Networking and Database Connectivity
10.1. Introduction to Networking with Java 10.2. Socket Programming: Client-Server Communication 10.3. URL Handling and HTTP Connections 10.4. Introduction to JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) 10.5. Performing Database Operations with JDBC
Module 11: Introduction to Java 8/9/10/11 Features (Optional)
11.1. Overview of Modern Java Features 11.2. Lambda Expressions and Functional Interfaces 11.3. Stream API for Collection Manipulation 11.4. Optional Class and Date-Time API
Module 12: Project Work and Practical Applications
12.1. Implementation of Algorithms and Data Structures 12.2. Object-Oriented Design and Implementation 12.3. GUI Application Development (Optional) 12.4. Database Application Development 12.5. Small Projects to Apply Concepts Learned