Java has established itself as one of the most important object-oriented languages, particularly in web programming. Alongside the language, the Java platform supports developers in many areas with extensive class libraries, frameworks and architectures. Our three-course “Java programming” series provides a thorough introduction for programmers without object-oriented experience, such as COBOL or PL/I programmers. This third part introduces further concepts of Java and the Java platform.
Course objectives
After this course, participants can develop Java applications and evaluate the associated architectures.
Topics
- Access permissions
- Relationships between classes
- Abstract classes and interfaces
- Some fundamental Java platform classes
- Arrays
- Collections
- Generics
- Annotations (metadata)
- Exceptions (exception handling)
- Enums
- Nested classes
- Events
- JavaBeans (Java's component architecture)
- Threads (multitasking with Java)
- Input and output with the Java 7 File API
- Database access with JDBC
Target audience / prerequisites
The course is aimed at developers with object-oriented and Java knowledge equivalent to “Java programming part 2 – getting started”.
Tools and materials
IDEs such as Eclipse are used as development environments. Concepts covered in theory are reinforced through numerous practical computer exercises. All materials and exercises are in German.
Course duration
5 days
Questions and registration
info-de[at]aformatik.de
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