Java Script

Course Overview

This course focuses on introducing Java as an implementation language for object-oriented applications. It is therefore assumed that delegates are either currently working on such a project, will be joining such a project or generally have an interest in gaining this knowledge. The course is aimed at newly trained developers or developers experienced in a very different field wanting to make the transition to Java. The course consists of instructor-led presentations and practical hands-on exercises. The practical sessions are structured to give the delegates the opportunity to put into practice some of the theory covered during the instructor-led sessions.
Prerequisites

• It is assumed that the delegate is used to using software, is able to use software applications and has a background in problem solving and analysis. Anyone who has any programming experience should attend the Java Programming course aimed at experienced programmers.

Objectives

Delegates will be able to :

• Be able to write simple Java applications based on a combination of any existing foundation expertise together with the knowledge gained through practicing the concepts covered in this course.
• Have a basic appreciation of the Java language, the delegate will be in a strong position to build on this knowledge by following the course's many leads to more advanced topics.

Follow on Courses

• Java Programming

Whats Included

• 1 delegate per computer
• Use of a Modern Training suite with 19 inch flat screen monitors
• 12 Months telephone and email support
• Comprehensive colour course manual and exercises
• Lunch (When at our training venue)
• Refreshments (When at our training venue)
• Relaxed refreshment area at our training room

Course Content
Object Modelling

• Modelling real-world problems,
• Classification and Functionality
• Terminology

A Simple Java Application

• Java classes
• Simple programming concepts and syntax rules
• Building and testing Java applications

Data

• Mapping real world objects to Java data
• Java built-in types and data statements
• simple operations and process statements

Control Flow

• Mapping real world processes to Java algorithms,
• statement execution and sequences
• decisions and repetitions

Using Java Classes

• Importing classes
• Creating and using objects
• Example classes

Arrays and Strings

• Creating and using arrays
• Including arrays of objects
• Creating and using Strings

Developing Java Classes

• Design and development
• The class definition
• Operation implementation
• Internal data

Conclusion

• Reviewing objectives
• Java Development Kit and versions
• references