Java Advanced

Description

This class is a continuation of the Introduction to Java class. At the end of this class, students will be able to create graphical applications and applications that read and write to files and databases, and use threads. Students will need a Java compiler. Compilers are available for download.

Objectives

• Students will review the content from the Java Introduction class.
• Students will write Java applications that use threads to control many processes at once.
• Students will be able to use the Swing classes to design a graphical user interface in Java.
• Students write Java applications that have combo boxes, list boxes, radio buttons and check boxes. Student will write code to layout the objects on their application screen.
• Students will write Java code to handle events in their graphical application.
• Students will build graphical Java applets for use on web pages.
• Students will write Java applications to read from text and binary files and write data to text and binary files.
• Students will write Java code to read and write XML data.
• Students will write a Java application that reads to and writes from a database.
• Students will build a Java application that uses the topics covered in this class.

Book

Lesson 1: Getting Started

Review Chapter 1 - 13 in the book.

Lesson 2: Threads

Read Chapter 14

Lesson 3: Getting Started with Swing

Read Chapter 15

Lesson 4: Working with Controls and Layout Managers

Read Chapter 16

Lesson 5: Handling Events and Validating Data

Read Chapter 17

Lesson 6: Developing Applets

Read Chapter 18

Lesson 7: Reading and Writing Text and Binary Files

Read Chapter 19

Lesson 8: Working with XML

Read Chapter 20

Lesson 9: Working with Databases and the JDBC

Read Chapter 21

Lesson 10: Putting it All Together

Review Chapters 14 - 21 

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