• • Identify core aspects of object-oriented programming and features of the Java language.

  • Use Eclipse for writing and running Java code.

  • Develop programs that use Java collections and apply core object-oriented programming concepts using classes, polymorphism, and method overloading.

  • Test code by applying principles of test-driven development using Java’s unit testing framework.

Unit 1: Introduction to Java programming

• The Java Virtual Machine
• Arrays
• Conditional and looping constructs
• Variables and data types

Unit 2: Object-oriented programming with Java Classes and Objects

•  Fields and Methods
• Constructors
• Nested classes
• Garbage collection
• Overloading methods

Unit 3: Inheritance

• Overriding methods
• Interfaces
• Making methods and classes final
• Polymorphism
• Abstract classes and methods

Unit 4: Exception handling with try-throw-catch-finally constructs

•  The Exception class

Unit 5: The Object class

•  Cloning objects
• Strings
•  The JDK LinkedList class
•  String conversions

Unit 6: Working with types: Wrapper classes

•  Enumeration interface

Unit 7: Packages

• Documentation comments
• Package access

Unit 8: Applets

•  Applet capabilities and restrictions
• Configuring applets

Unit 9: Basics of AWT and Swing

• Layout Managers
• Event Handling
• Panels
• Classes for various controls, such as labels, choice, list,  Checkbox, etc.
• The Action Listener interface
• Using menus
• Using the adapter classes
• Graphics
• Dialogs and frames

Unit 10: Threads

•  Synchronization

Unit 11: The I/O Package

• Reader and Writer classes
• InputStream and OutputStream classes

Unit 12: Basic concepts of networking

• Concepts of URLs
• Working with URLs
• Sockets

Unit 13: Database Connectivity with JDBC

•  Java Security