Certificate in Java Programming [CCJP]

 Certificate in Java Programming [CCJP]

Certificate in Java Programming [CCJP]

Duration     : 3 Months
Eligibility    : CCCP

    HTML Review
    Basics of Programming
    JavaScript & Java Comparison
    Relations to HTML, the Internet, and Other Languages
    Developing Java Applications and Applets Construct, Compile, and Run First Applet and Application
    Find Java Resources on the Internet Introduce Java Development Tools Understand the Java Running Environment
    Identifiers
    Variables
    Constants
    Primitive
    Data Types
    Operators
    Expressions
    Programming Errors
    Style and Documentation
    Separate Classes
    Control Structures: Using if and if...else Nested if Statements Shortcut if Statements Using switch Statements Looping: for, while, and do Nested loops, Using break and continue
    Methods: Creating a Method Calling a Method Passing Parameters Pass by Value Overloading Methods Method Abstraction Debugging and Testing
    Object-Oriented Programming Concepts Declaring and Creating Objects Encapsulation Inheritance Polymorphism Constructors Modifiers Instance and Class Variables and Methods Packages The Java API Object Oriented Design
    Arrays and Strings: Declaring Arrays Creating Arrays Initializing Arrays Array of Objects Copying Arrays Multidimensional Arrays Strings Vector Class Command-Line Parameters The Math Class
    Class Inheritance: Superclasses and Subclasses Keywords: super and this Modifiers: final and abstract Casting Objects The Object Class Numeric Wrapper Classes Processing Date and Time Interfaces Class Design Guidelines
    Graphics Programming: AWT Class Hierarchy Frames Event-Driven Programming Layout Managers Panels Canvases Colors Graphics
    Creating User Interfaces: Button Label TextField TextArea Choice List CheckBox CheckBoxGroup Dialog
    Applets and Advanced Graphics: The Applet Class The <APPLET> html Tag Passing Parameters to Applets Conversions Between Applications and Applets Running a Program as an Applet and as an Application Drawing Using Mouse and Keyboard Using CardLayout and GridBagLayout Using No Layout Manager
    Exception Handling: Exceptions and Exception Types Claiming Exceptions Throwing Exceptions Catching Exceptions Creating Your Own Exception Classes Rethrowing Exceptions The finally Clause Cautions When Using Exceptions Local Class
    Multithreading: The Thread class The Runnable Interface Thread States Thread Priority Thread Groups Synchronization Timer Class
    Input and Output: Stream Classes Processing External Files Data Streams Print Streams Buffered Streams Parsing Text Files Random Access Files Interactive Input and Output Java and Databases