In this course I am going to explain Java Threads in detail. I am going to cover the complex topics like synchronization, deadlock and the Java's Executor framework with simple examples.

Topics Covered

Java Threads Introduction to Threads Java Terms About the Examples Why Threads? Recap Thread Creation and Management What Is a Thread? Creating a Thread The Lifecycle of a Thread Two Approaches to Stopping a Thread The Runnable Interface Threads and Objects Recap Data Synchronization The Synchronized Keyword The Volatile Keyword More on Race Conditions Explicit Locking Lock Scope Choosing a Locking Mechanism Nested Locks Deadlock Lock Fairness Recap Thread Notification Wait and Notify Condition Variables Recap Minimal Synchronization Techniques Can You Avoid Synchronization? Atomic Variables Thread Local Variables Recap Advanced Synchronization Topics Synchronization Terms Synchronization Classes Added in JSE Preventing Deadlock Deadlock Detection Lock Starvation Recap Threads and Swing Swing Threading Restrictions Processing on the Event-Dispatching Thread Using invokeLater( ) and invokeAndWait( ) Long-Running Event Callbacks Recap Threads and Collection Classes Overview of Collection Classes Synchronization and Collection Classes The Producer/Consumer Pattern Using the Collection Classes Recap Thread Scheduling An Overview of Thread Scheduling Scheduling with Thread Priorities Popular Threading Implementations Recap Thread Pools Why Thread Pools? Executors Using a Thread Pool Queues and Sizes Thread Creation Callable Tasks and Future Results Single-Threaded Access Recap Task Scheduling Overview of Task Scheduling The java.utilTimer Class The javax.swingTimer Class The ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor Class Recap Threads and I/O A Traditional I/O Server A New I/O Server Interrupted I/O Recap Miscellaneous Thread Topics Thread Groups Threads and Java Security Daemon Threads Threads and Class Loading Threads and Exception Handling Threads, Stacks, and Memory Usage Recap Thread Performance Overview of Performance Synchronized Collections Atomic Variables and Contended Synchronization Thread Creation and Thread Pools Recap Parallelizing Loops for Multiprocessor Machines Parallelizing a Single-Threaded Program Multiprocessor Scaling Recap Superseded Threading Utilities The BusyFlag Class The CondVar Class The Barrier Class The RWLock Class The ThreadPool Class The JobScheduler Class

Who should attend

Any one who has little Java knowledge.

Pre-requisites

Java Basic Knowledge.

What you need to bring

if you want i can conduct online training or you can come to my place or i can come to your place.

Key Takeaways

The Java Threads E-Books. Power Point Presentations and sample programs