Certified Java Associate Course - CJAC -


Description
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. The course features the Java Platform, Standard Edition 6 (Java SE 6) platform, and uses the Java SE Development Kit 6 (JDK 6) product.

The Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE 5/SE 6 certification provides an ideal entry into an application development or a software project management career using Java technologies. This worldwide credential validates basic knowledge of Object-Oriented Concepts, UML representation of OO concepts, the Java programming language, and general knowledge of Java Platforms and Technologies. Candidates for this exam include: entry level Java programmers, students studying to become Java programmers, project or program managers working with Java technology in the software development industry. This course prepares you fully to sit the exam 1Z0-850/CX-310-019.

Benefits

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

Course Outline

Module 1

Section A: Creating and Compiling Java Programs - Development Tools Needed - Writing a Simple Java Program - Classes - Creating a New Java Class - Understanding Java Classes - Streams - Writing Code in Notepad - Command Line Code Execution - 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

Section E: Working with Functions - Creating Functions - Sending Arguments to Main - Returning Values with a Function - Function Parameter Types and Usage - Functions and Scope Considerations


Module 2

Section A: Object-Oriented Programming Basics - Object-Oriented Programming - Class Attributes and Behaviors - Objects - The String Class - Concatenation Operator - charAt() - indexOf() - trim() - substring() - replace() - length() - The StringBuffer Class - append() - reverse() - deleteCharAt() -

Section B: Creating Custom Classes - 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

Section D: Interfaces and Abstract Classes - 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


Module 3

Section A: Section A: Understanding UML - Uniform Modeling Language - UML Perspectives and Views - Basic Object-Oriented Programming Terms - UML Class Diagrams - UML Inheritance Diagrams

Section B: Java Integration Technologies - 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

Section C: HTML and JavaScript - 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

Section E: Applets and GUI Interfaces - 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 - Java Server Pages - JAX-RPC - SOAP Defined - UDDI


Price £ 595 + VAT (Bundle of 3) plus £ 12 p+p

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