Core Java Training
Course Number: QS-102
Duration: 12 sessions (2 hrs duration) + project
Mode of Instruction : Instructor-led Online
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Training Overview
This training is meant for beginners and experienced programmers interested in learning java programming language
Pricing
Cost : USD 199.00
No Payment for 1st and 2nd sessions. You pay 50% of the course fees at the 3rd Session. Balance 50% at the 8th session
Training Prerequisites
All attendees must have some basic programming experience (C, C++, Perl etc)
Hands-on/Lecture Ratio
This class is 70% hands-on, 30% lecture, with the longest lecture lasting for 15 minutes.
Software Needed on Each Student PC
Core Java Training Outline
An Introduction to Java
The Java Programming Environment
Java as a Programming Tool
Advantages of Java
Features of Java
Java and Internet
Programming Environment of Java
Java Virtual Machine
Fundamental Programming Structures in Java
A Simple Java Program
Compiling Java Programs
Bytes Codes
Classloaders
Where are classes stored
How are objects created
Memory Management in Java
Garbage Collection
Types of Garbage Collectors
Comments
Datatypes and Variables
Assignments and Initializations
Operators
Strings
Compile Time String Runtime Strings
Control Flow
Working with classes
Object Technology
The Object Model
Object
Object class methods
How to Override equals,hashcode and toString
Class
Characteristics of an Object
Architecture of an Object
Encapsulation
Abstraction
Instance Variables/methods
Static variables /methods
Pass by value/Pass by reference
Scopes of variables
Type casing of primitive types
Method overloading
Constructors
Guarenteed initialization
This() and this
Java Arrays
Command line arguments
Packages, Inheritance, Interfaces Exceptions
Purpose of packages, importing packages, etc
Inheritance
Constructor calling chain
Super
Casting
Overriding
Type casting
Polymorphism
Abstract Classes
Preventing Inheritance
Access modifiers
Object: the Supermost class
The Class Class (Run-Time Type Identification)
Reflection
Interface
Using an Abstract Superclass
Using an Interface
Properties of Interfaces
The Cloneable Interface
Interfaces and Callbacks
Inner Classes
Anonymous Inner Classes
Exploring some classes in java.lang package
Exception Handling
Need for exception handling
Throwable Super class
Errors in Java
Catching with try/catch/finally
Importance of throw,
Importance of throws
Runtime and non runtime Exceptions
Custom exception creation.
Introduction to multithreaded programming
What Are Threads
The Runnable Interface & The Thread class.
Running and Starting Threads.
Running Multiple Threads.
Thread Properties.
Thread States.
Moving Out of a Blocked State.
Dead Threads.
Interrupting Threads.
Thread Priorities.
Thread Groups.
Synchronization Techniques
Synchronization.
Thread Communication Without Synchronization.
Synchronizing Access to Shared Resources.
Object Locks.
The Wait and Notify Methods.
Deadlocks.
Why the Stop , Resume , Destroy and Suspend Methods Are Deprecated.
Timers & Daemon Threads.
Collections
Collection Interfaces
When and how - List, Set and Maps
Concrete Collections
Linked Lists
Array Lists
Hash Sets
Tree Sets
Maps
Legacy Collections
The Hashtable Class
Enumerations
Property Sets
Introduction to IO
Types of streams
Stream class hierarchy
Control flow of I/O operation using streams
Byte Streams
Character streams
Buffered Streams
Standard I/O Streams
Object Streams
Serialization
Need for Serialization
Serializable Interface
Externalizable Interfaces
Mantainence with Exeternalization
Introduction to Networking and Internalization
Networking with URLS
Networking by using Sockets
Networking using DatagramSockets
Need for localization and how java supports it.
Java Database connectivity
Typical Uses of JDBC.
Different types of Drivers
Basic JDBC Programming Concepts.
Querying with JDBC to databases.
Advanced SQL Types. Javax.sql package
Metadata.
Statement
Prepared statements.
Callable statements.
Introduction to distributed architectures
Introduction to Remote Objects.
The Roles of Client and Server.
Remote Method Invocations.
New JDK Topics
Generics
Annotations
Enhanced For Loop
AutoBoxing/UnBoxing
TypeSafe Enums
Var Args
Static Imports
Scanner
New features in Collection framework