Java 101

The First Step in Becoming a Java/Java EE Developer

• 4 Day Lecture/Lab

Who Should Attend?
Mainframe or client-server developers who need to learn how to support and develop Java applications. Java 101 is a lecture/lab course designed to give students a hands-on introduction to Java/OO programming.

Prerequisites
Java 101 is a 4 day introductory course designed for software developers who have little or no previous Java/OO development experience.

Students Will

• Learn Java programming syntax, data types and built-in language features
  
• Understand Java technology and get hands-on experience using the Java Software Development Kit
  
• Learn to use Java APIs and documentation
  
• Create new Java classes
  
• Declare and create primitives, objects, and array types
  
• Learn the basic object oriented design and programming concepts
  
• Use classroom exercises to apply the OO concepts of Abstraction, Polymorphism, Inheritance,
  and Encapsulation
  
• Develop on their own several new Java programs
  
• Practice reviewing and debugging Java programs
  
• Study the Java Foundation Classes
  

Materials Provided:
'Thinking in Java," Bruce Eckel; Lab Solutions; Instructions for loading SDK Course Workbook