Core Java

Who is this class for?

This class is for beginners with no prior programming experience.

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What will the students learn in this class?

Students would learn:

- How to set up and use a development environment for Java programming
- Basic syntax and semantics of the Java programming language
- How to use variables and operators to manipulate data in Java
- How to use control structures like if-else statements and loops to control program flow
- How to create and use classes and objects in Java
- Inheritance and polymorphism in Java
- Encapsulation and abstraction in Java
- Exception handling in Java
- Basic input/output operations with files in Java
- How to use collections like lists, sets, and maps in Java
- Multithreading and concurrency in Java
- Basic networking concepts in Java
- How to use JDBC to connect to and interact with databases from Java applications.

Below is the complete list of topics:

- Introduction to Java Programming
- Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
- Structure of Java application
- Class members
- Static members flow using JVM
- Non-static members flow Using JVM architecture
- Data types
- Wrapper classes
- Scanner & Random
- Command Line Arguments
- Access Modifiers
- Packages
- Object Oriented Programming
- This
- Inheritance
- Super
- Final modifier
- Abstract classes
- Interfaces
- Polymorphism
- Has-a relation
- Exception handling
- Multi threading
- Garbage collection
- Inner classes
- IO streams
- Working with Files
- Reflection
- Collections
- String Handling
- Applets, AWT, Swings
- Network programming

Through hands-on exercises, projects, and assignments, students will gain practical experience with programming in Java and develop skills in problem-solving and critical thinking that can be applied in a variety of contexts.

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Is there anything the students need to bring to the class?

- A laptop or computer: Since Java programming requires a computer, students would need to bring their own laptop or computer to the class.

- Development environment: Students would need to have the Java Development Kit (JDK) and an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) installed on their laptops. The instructor may provide guidance on how to download and set up the required software.

- A positive attitude and willingness to learn: Lastly, students should come to class with an open mind and a positive attitude towards learning the material. Java programming can be challenging at first, but with practice and persistence, students can develop strong programming skills.