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The document outlines a four-week Java fundamentals course covering key topics such as Java programming basics, object-oriented programming concepts, the Java Collections Framework, and exception handling with file I/O. Each week includes theoretical lessons, hands-on programming exercises, and client projects to reinforce learning. The course culminates in practical applications like a console-based calculator, library management system, contact book application, and a file-based contact book.

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Month 1 Tasks

The document outlines a four-week Java fundamentals course covering key topics such as Java programming basics, object-oriented programming concepts, the Java Collections Framework, and exception handling with file I/O. Each week includes theoretical lessons, hands-on programming exercises, and client projects to reinforce learning. The course culminates in practical applications like a console-based calculator, library management system, contact book application, and a file-based contact book.

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MONTH 1: JAVA FUNDAMENTALS

Week 1: Introduction to Java Programming


• Theory:
o Overview of Java and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
o Setting up Java development environment (JDK, IntelliJ IDEA, or Eclipse)
o Basic Java Syntax: variables, data types, operators
o Control flow: if-else, loops, switch
• Hands-On:
o Write basic Java programs (e.g., calculator, number guessing game)
• Client Project:
o Console-based Calculator: Create a command-line calculator.
Week 2: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
• Theory:
o Classes and Objects, Methods and Constructors
o Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction, and Encapsulation
• Hands-On:
o Create a class with attributes and methods
o Implement inheritance, overriding, and polymorphism in Java
• Client Project:
o Library Management System (OOP-based): Track books, authors, and
borrowing status.
Week 3: Java Collections Framework
• Theory:
o Introduction to Collections: List, Set, Map, Queue
o ArrayList, HashMap, HashSet, LinkedList, Iterators, and Generics
• Hands-On:
o Write programs using collections
o Build a contact book using ArrayList or HashMap
• Client Project:
o Contact Book Application: Add, delete, and search contacts using collections.
Week 4: Exception Handling and File I/O
• Theory:
o Introduction to Exceptions (checked vs unchecked)
o Try-catch blocks and throwing exceptions
o File handling: FileReader, BufferedReader, FileWriter
• Hands-On:
o Handle exceptions (e.g., divide-by-zero)
o Read/write files (e.g., store/retrieve contact details)
• Client Project:
o File-based Contact Book: Store contact information in a text file.

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