The Java Programming course focuses on the fundamentals of the Java language, object oriented development and the structure of Java applets and applications with its advance interfaces. It covers advance Java and Core Java both depending on the course modules you want to choose.

Students will learn basics to advance level: how to start with Java, how to develop Java systems that use various core API packages. They will develop systems that support multi-threading and networking. Java has always been associated with GUI development. So apart from many applications and functionalities, this course also shows students how to develop graphical applications using the Swing classes. They also learn how to access databases and deploy applications.

•     Programming Using the Java Language
•     Using Applets and Applications
•     Handling Exception and Errors
•     Using I/O Streams and Files
•     Object Serialization
•     Multi-threaded Development
•     Using Collections
•     Using Event Models
•     AWT development
•     Using Swing Classes
•     Internet integration
•     Building JAR files
•     Using JDBC
•     Java Web Start
•     How to develop Apps

By the end of the course student should be able to:

•     Explain the Java architecture
•     List and describe the standard Java packages in various versions
•     Create, build, and debug Java projects
•     Build and release Java applets and applications
•     Store objects using Java’s Collection framework
•     Write robust applications using Exception handling
•     Perform a variety of I/O using Stream and File classes
•     Develop GUI systems using the Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT)
•     Develop GUI systems using the Swing classes (JFC)
•     Understand the JavaBeans component architecture
•     Raise and respond to events
•     Create Java programs with concurrent threads
•     Create Network aware applications
•     Access databases using JDBC
•     Deploy applications with Java Web Start
•     Develop apps

The course fee for Java is $700 for certification, $1500 for diploma and $3500 for degree courses. These includes practical fees but not exam fees. New batches are started on weekly basis for certification. While Diploma courses are launched on quarterly basis and degree course annually.
Duration for Certification: 25 hours
Duration for Diploma: 50 hours
Duration for Degree: 100 hours

Course Contents. Remember diploma and degree cover each module very extensively with extra practicals.

Introducing Java

The Java Development Environment
The Java Runtime Environment
Compiling and Executing Java Programs
Java Programs
Introduction to Java Security
Packages
Practical Exercises

The Java Language

Variables
Data Types
Declaring Variables
Primitive Variables
Reference Variables
Declaring, Initializing and Releasing Reference Variables
Arithmetic and Comparison Operators
Shortcut Operators
Short-Circuit Operators
Converting Data Types
Statements and Semi-Colons
IF… ELSE
IF… ELSE… IF
SWITCH CASE
WHILE…
DO… WHILE
FOR…
BREAK
The CONTINUE Statement
Comments
Strings
Practical Exercises

Objects and Classes

Objects
Encapsulation
Classes
Class Member Data
Defining and Using Constructors
Static Initializers
Garbage Collection
Object Lifetime
Practical Exercises

Inheritance

Classes and Inheritance
Methods in the Sub Class
Polymorphism
Other Inheritance Issues
Converting Reference Types
Wrapper Classes
Practical Exercises

Abstract Classes and Interfaces

Abstraction
Abstract Classes
Abstract Class References
Abstract Methods
Abstraction Rules and Guidelines
Interfaces
Defining and Implementing an Interface
Type Conversions and Interfaces
Summary
Practical Exercises

Collections

The java.util Package
Lists
Maps
How to Choose a Collection Class
Generics
The Enhanced FOR Loop
Variable Method Arguments
Auto Boxing
Practical Exercises

Exceptions

Syntax Errors
Runtime Errors
Logical Errors
Exception Handling
Exception Objects
Handling Exceptions
User-Defined Exception Classes
Exception Handling Guidelines
Practical Exercises

Creating GUIs with the Abstract Windowing Toolkit

Introduction
AWT Example
AWT Components
Layout Managers
Practical Exercises

Events

The Java Event Model
Types of Event
Event Examples
Practical Exercises

Creating GUIs with Swing

Swing Packages Overview
Swing Applets
Swing Containers
Swing Components
Swing Layouts
Practical Exercises

Files and Network Input/Output

Byte Oriented Input and Output Streams
Decoration
Character Oriented Streams
Standard I/O Streams
Examples Using I/O Streams
The File Class
Java and URLs
Practical Exercises

Object Serialization

Introduction
Examples
Serialization Issues
The Externalizable Interface
Version Serialized Files
Practical Exercises

Specialised Classes

The StringBuffer and StringBuilder classes
Enumerations
Static Imports
The Java Beans Component Model
Component Properties
Designing a JavaBean Class
Practical Exercises

Threads

What are Threads?
Creating Threads
Implementing the Runnable Interface
Synchronizing Access to Resources
Communicating Between Threads
Practical Exercises

Database Connection with JDBC

Adding JDBC Libraries
Registering the JDBC Driver
Connecting to the Database
Creating and Executing Statements
Practical Exercises

Jar Files And Java Web Start

Deploying Applets
Creating Jar Files
The Jar Manifest
Java Web Start
Practical Exercises

Projects
Live
Mock
Instructional