Certified java associate online course outline course title

8 Hour(s) of Interactive Training

The Oracle Certified Java Associate course is designed to enable students with little or no programming experience to begin to learn programming using the Java programming language. The course teaches the significance of object-oriented programming, the keywords and constructs of the Java programming language, and the steps required to create simple Java technology programs. Students taking this course can receive a solid basis in the Java programming language upon which to base continued work and training.

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  In-depth understanding of Object-Oriented programming
  
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  Differentiate Client vs. Server Technologies
  
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  Use JDBC and SQL to connect to databases
  
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  Be prepared to pass the Oracle exam: 1Z0-850.
  

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  Session times are at your discretion
  
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  You can pick and choose which sessions to cover and in any order
  
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  Learn at your own pace
  
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  Free repetition (for a period of 6 months)
  
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  Multiple course levels at a discounted price
  
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  Many of the courses are internationally accredited
  
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  Training from the comfort of your home or workstation
  
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  Training can be accessed from any location
  

Development Tools Needed

Writing a Simple Java Program

Classes

Understanding Java Classes

Streams

Writing Code in Notepad

Using a Package

Compiling a Package using -d Option

Primary Java Packages

Primary Java Platforms

Section B: Working with Variables and References

Variables and References

Declaring and Initializing Variables

Assignment Operators

Primitive Variables

Variable Considerations

Capturing User Input

Importing Classes

Performing Mathematical Calculations

Understanding Enums

Using Java Documentation

Section C: Branching and Loops

Branching with IF Statements

Creating Compound Logical Statements

Switch Case Break Statements

For Loops

While Loops

Do…While Loops

Understanding Endless Loops

Break and Continue Statements

Section D: Working with Arrays

Arrays Defined

Declaring Arrays

Initializing Individual Array Indexes

Looping through Arrays

Looping For…Each

Creating Functions

Sending Arguments to Main

Returning Values with a Function

Function Parameter Types and Usage

Functions and Scope Considerations

Object-Oriented Programming

Class Attributes and Behaviors

Objects

Concatenation Operator

charAt()

indexOf()

trim()

substring()

length()

append()

deleteCharAt()

Private vs. Public Classes

Implementing a Class

Class Rules

Creating Setters and Getters

Creating and Using the Constructor

Static Methods and Classes

Adding a Static Property

Altering Public and Private

Polymorphism

Classes and Variable Scope

Section C: Understanding Subclassing

Creating a Subclass

Using the Superclass Constructor

Overriding Methods

Inheritance Rules to Consider

Instantiating Subclasses

Creating an Interface

Implementing the Interface

Writing Method Implementations

Writing a Test Class

Overriding Interface Methods

Modifying the Test Class

Creating an Abstract Class

Extending an Abstract Class
Session 3

Section A: Understanding UML

Uniform Modelling Language

UML Perspectives and Views

Basic Object-Oriented Programming Terms

UML Class Diagrams

UML Inheritance Diagrams

Remote Method Invocation

RMI Interfaces and Classes

Remote Object Implementation

Java Database Connectivity

Sample JDBC Code

Database Connection Considerations

Understanding JNDI

Java Messaging Service

Messaging Process Diagrams

HTML and JavaScript Overview

Understanding HTML Structure

Understanding JavaScript Structure

HTML Advantages and Disadvantages

JavaScript Advantages and Disadvantages

HTML and JavaScript Coding Example

Section D: Java 2 Micro Edition

Using the Java Wireless Toolkit

Creating the MIDlet

Deploying the MIDlet

Creating a Java Applet

Analyzing and Compiling the Applet Code

Creating GUI Interfaces with SWING

Coding the Default Constructor

Instantiating SWING Components

Compiling the GUI Interface

Section F: Java Server Technologies

Server-Side Technologies

Enterprise JavaBeans

Servlets

JAX-RPC