In this digital age, proficiency in Java has become an essential skill. This This Java course offers you the chance to delve into one of the most sought-after and versatile programming languages in the job market. From the basics to object-oriented programming, you’ll explore key topics such as the Java Virtual Machine, control structures and exceptions. Discover how to create projects, manage data and develop robust and efficient applications. Object-oriented programming will enable you to design complex solutions in a modular and efficient way, using classes, objects and methods. Furthermore, You will learn about file handling and data input and output – crucial skills for any developer. With an online learning approach, you can learn at your own pace, tailoring your studies to your needs. Join us and unlock a world of career opportunities in a sector that’s constantly growing.
Java
Programming Languages
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- To understand the basic concepts of the Java programming language and its main features.
- Install and configure the JDK and JRE correctly for Java development.
- Create projects in Java using variables, data types and operators.
- Implement conditional and loop structures in Java programmes.
- Apply principles of object-oriented programming, such as classes and inheritance.
- Handling exceptions and data input and output flows in Java.
- Use collections and interfaces to manage data efficiently.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO JAVA
Basic concepts of language
The Java programming language and its features
Java Virtual Machine
JDK and JRE
Installing the development tools
TEACHING UNIT 2. THE STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE
Create a project
Variables, data types, constants and operators
Conditional, control and repetition structures
Storage facilities
Functions and recursion
TEACHING UNIT 3. OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
Classes, objects, attributes, methods, constructors and messages
Encapsulation and inheritance
Polymorphism and abstraction
Interfaces and enumerations
Packages and collections
TEACHING UNIT 4. DATA INPUT AND OUTPUT
Exceptions
Try - Catch
File management
Scanner class
Keyboard input using BufferedReader and InputStreamReader