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Training Provided by Boston University Corporate Education CenterJava is a popular and powerful language. Although comparatively simple in its language structure, there are a number of subtleties that can trip up less experienced programmers. It is based on C, and the terse nature of C may be unfamiliar to students with some previous experience programming in languages such as COBOL or Visual Basic who do not have experience with C or C++. And, of course, Java is object-oriented. This course is designed for less experienced programmers, providing you with a thorough step-by-step introduction to Java programming. It lays a firm foundation for further study of Java. There are a large number of example programs and many labs. An important thrust of this course is to teach programming from an object-oriented perspective. It is often difficult for programmers trained originally in a procedural language to start thinking in objects. This course introduces object-oriented concepts very early, and Java is developed in a way that leverages its object orientation. Most of the course emphasizes simple classes without inheritance. The last chapter introduces inheritance and polymorphism, along with interfaces and collections. This revision of the course targets the 5.0 version of the Java language and Core API. (Java 5.0 is also known as Java 1.5, as this revision effects a transition to a new numbering scheme for the Java environment.) It has been rebuilt thoroughly, not only to cover new 5.0 language features, but also to comb out old programming techniques in favor of new ones. What you will learn: Learn the basic principles of object-oriented programming Prerequisites: Good general problem solving skills. Some previous experience programming in a procedural language is essential. Object Orientation 2. First Java Programs Hello, World 3. Introduction to Objects Object Models 4. Data Types and Operators Strong Typing 5. Booleans and Enumerations Boolean Variables While Loops 7. Objects and Classes Structured Data 8. Characters and Strings Char Data Type 9. Modular Programming Monolithic Programs One Dimensional Arrays 11. Bit Operations Bitwise Operators 12. Exception Handling and More Flow Control Exceptions 13. Advanced Java Features Reusable Software Components Training Avaliability and Delivery
Related Keywords: java Training Program DetailsJAV102 - Introduction to Java Programming Course description Java is a popular and powerful language. Although comparatively simple in its language structure, there are a number of subtleties that can trip up less experienced programmers. It is based on C, and the terse nature of C may be unfamiliar to students with some previous experience programming in languages such as COBOL or Visual Basic who do not have experience with C or C++. And, of course, Java is object-oriented. This course is designed for less experienced programmers, providing you with a thorough step-by-step introduction to Java programming. It lays a firm foundation for further study of Java. There are a large number of example programs and many labs. An important thrust of this course is to teach programming from an object-oriented perspective. It is often difficult for programmers trained originally in a procedural language to start “thinking in objects.” This course introduces object-oriented concepts very early, and Java is developed in a way that leverages its object orientation. Most of the course emphasizes simple classes without inheritance. The last chapter introduces inheritance and polymorphism, along with interfaces and collections. This revision of the course targets the 5.0 version of the Java language and Core API. (Java 5.0 is also known as Java 1.5, as this revision effects a transition to a new numbering scheme for the Java environment.) It has been rebuilt thoroughly, not only to cover new 5.0 language features, but also to comb out old programming techniques in favor of new ones. What you will learn: • Learn the basic principles of object-oriented programming Prerequisites: Good general problem solving skills. Some previous experience programming in a procedural language is essential. Object Orientation 2. First Java Programs Hello, World 3. Introduction to Objects Object Models 4. Data Types and Operators Strong Typing 5. Booleans and Enumerations Boolean Variables While Loops 7. Objects and Classes Structured Data 8. Characters and Strings Char Data Type 9. Modular Programming Monolithic Programs One Dimensional Arrays 11. Bit Operations Bitwise Operators 12. Exception Handling and More Flow Control Exceptions 13. Advanced Java Features Reusable Software Components
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