Description

What does this workshop cover?
Why is this workshop important?
What will I learn?
Who should attend?
What is a targeted needs assessment?

What does this workshop cover?

In this accelerated, five-day course on Java 1.1 and its fundamental APIs you learn how to build GUIs with classes in the AWT package and how to perform smooth animation using Threads. You also learn how to use streams, multimedia techniques, exception handling, networking, database access (through JDBC) and many other classes in the various packages. When you complete this course, you will be able to design and build portable, web-savvy applications and applets that are far more flexible, maintainable and easier to develop than those based on older software technologies.

A full is day devoted to object-oriented concepts in Java and a full day devoted to JDBC. Attendees learn how to employ the classes in the java.sql package to access databases. Complete coverage of this API, with supporting examples and exercises, allows developers to immediately be productive in developing client/server applications which interface with databases.

Why is this workshop important?

Java is a new object-oriented language, and is considered by many to be a simplified and improved C++. It's easier to learn than C++ and it's biggest benefit is that programs written in Java are more portable than programs written in any other language. Java can be used to write mini-applications (applets) that are instantly installed and run within a browser, removing the costly installation and distribution requirements of programs written in other languages. Java is a full-featured, secure, robust, object-oriented language that can be used to develop enterprise-wide applications.

What will I learn?

You will learn the advantages of working in the Java language and how to:

• Implement programs using encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism in Java.
• Describe ways in which object-oriented technology helps reduce software-development costs.
• Read, understand, and discuss object-oriented literature.
• Access databases using the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) API.
• Write, compile, debug, and execute Java applications and applets.
• Use Java's object-oriented features, including encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
• Use packages, interfaces, abstract classes, constructors and finalizer methods, and more.
• Use classes from the Java AWT class library, including layout managers and visual components to create interactive GUIs. Learn Java 1.1 event handling mechanisms.
• Use threads to increase an application's performance and functionality.
• Produce web pages with interactive and executable content. Pass arguments to applets, communicate between applets, reuse applets in applications.
• Read and write to files, the console, and a network.
• Use exception handling to create industrial strength applications.
• Draw, use colors, use fonts, and perform smooth animation.
• Use numerous other classes, including collection classes (Vectors, Hash Tables), Strings, StringBuffers, and more.

Who should attend?

What are the prerequisites?

What is a Targeted Needs Assessment?

Do you have specific issues unique to your business -- special application development or technology selection problems? Our targeted needs assessment lets us tailor this Java workshop to include real-life examples from your business. Why settle for a general workshop when you can have a targeted one? Please call for details.

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