MODULE - 1

Length: 20 Days (2 hrs./day)
Lecture: 50%
Lab: 50%

First-time programmers will find this course an excellent choice for learning programming using the Java programming language. Key areas are the significance of the Java programming language, object-oriented principles and applying those concepts when writing Java technology code encompassing the essential Java programming functions.

At the end of the course, delegates will be able to write a very simple Java application, but will not have extensive programming ability.

MODULE - 2

Length: 20 Days (2 hrs. /day)
Lecture: 50%
Lab: 50%

The Java programming language is the language of choice for integrating legacy systems with new dot-com applications. To productively use this language, a software professional needs to know the language basics, such as syntax and Application Programming Interface (API) structures, but also Object-Oriented (OO) concepts.

This course provides an intensive introduction to these basics as well as other related subjects such as Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) and event-driven processing. By performing hands-on exercises using the Java 2, Standard Edition ( J2SE), Software Development Kit (SDK). Delegates will be taught how to code Java technology applications and applets that perform exception handling and access data with Java technology file Input/Output (I/O) features. Class discussions will explore the benefits and uses of Java technology in the legacy environment.

MODULE - 3

Length: 20 Days (2 hrs. /day)
Lecture: 50%
Lab: 50%

This course teaches delegates the syntax of the Java programming language; object-oriented programming with the Java programming language; creating Graphical User Interfaces (GUI), exceptions, file Input/Output (I/O), threads and networking.

Programmers familiar with object-oriented concepts will learn how to develop Java applications and applets.

MODULE - 4

Length: 20 Days (2 hrs. /day)
Lecture: 50%
Lab: 50%

This workshop provides delegates with the practical hands-on experience of designing a vertical solution for a document server application. Delegates will learn the basics of JDBC, covering the theory of establishing connections, creating statements, submitting queries and updates, submitting prepared statements and stored procedures.

Delegates will employ sound graphical interface design principles and network communications capabilities to code a functional Java application that interacts with a networked database server.