Price:
£250.00
Format
Paper Based with CD Roms
Approx Time
100 Hours
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JAVA PROGRAMMING COURSE
Category: Web Design
Spread the payments for this course over
4 monthly payments. 1 initial payment of £100,
followed by 3 monthly payments of £50.
Java Programming Fundamentals teaches students how to write Java applications and applets. They will learn the Java language mechanics found in other programming languages, such as variables, iterations, control statements, methods and arrays.
Students will also cover object-oriented theory as it relates to Java. Students will create Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) for both applications and applets, emphasizing components, layouts, and graphics.
This course is designed for Database developers, Internet application developers, database architects, middleware programmers, database administrators, Java developers, and client/server developers. The course leads to the Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 310-035 examination.
The Course is Split into the Following Lessons:
The following topics are covered by this lesson: The Java Virtual Machine, The Java 2 Software Development Kit, and Java Comments.
Importing an image, Selecting pixels, Drawing Tools that modify Pixels, Applying filters to a raster graphic, Organizing content with Layers and The Layers Panel.
The following topics are covered by this lesson: Code Locks, Conditional Statements, Iterative Statements (Loops) and Assertions.
The following topics are covered by this lesson: Java Methods, Calling a method, Parameters, Pass by Value and Overloading.
The following topics are covered by this lesson: What is an array? Initializing an Array, Objects, Using an array, Passing an Array to a Method, garbage collection, Command Line Parameters and Hashing.
The following topics are covered by this lesson: Object-Oriented Programming, What is an Object? Instance and Class Members, Abstraction and Object References.
The following topics are covered by this lesson: What Is Inheritance? Overriding Methods and Overridden Methods and Variables.
The following topics are covered by this lesson: What Is a Constructor? Using Constructors, The Keyword this, Constructor Process, Constructors and Callbacks, String and StringBuffer and Wrapper Classes.
The following topics are covered by this lesson: What Is an Interface? Polymorphism and What Is an Abstract Class?
Qualification
On Completion of this course, you can apply for the internationally recognised Sun Microsytems 310-035 Examination, which is currently £150 +VAT.
You can find or register for your nearest exam centres from Prometric or Pearson Vue testing centres.
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