Java SE 11: Programming Complete Certification Training Course

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Java SE 11: Programming Complete Course Overview

Enroll for the 5-days Java SE 11: Programming Complete course from Koenig Solutions accredited by Oracle. This comprehensive course is suitable for experienced programmers who want to learn the full Java programming language (Java SE), the language constructs, handle collections and concurrency, and utilize core language APIs and modularization. It is designed for people with existing knowledge of computing and programming concepts, and who need to learn all aspects of Java SE in the shortest possible time. Students practice the skills learned in each lesson through hands-on practices. The course is based on the current long-term support version, Java SE 11.

In this course, you learn how to implement application logic using Java SE:

  • Describe the object-oriented programming approach
  • Explain Java syntax and coding conventions
  • Use Java constructs and operators
  • Use core Java APIs, such as Collections, Streams, IO, and Concurrency
  • Deploy Java SE applications

 

Target Audience

  • Developers
  • Implementors

 

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Module 1: Introduction to Java
  • Course Goals
  • Audience
  • Course Schedule
  • Course Practices
  • Lesson Objectives What Is Java?
  • How Java Works?
  • Classes
  • Objects
  • Inheritance
  • Java APIs
  • Java Keywords, Reserved Words, and a Special Identifier
  • Java Naming Conventions
  • Java Basic Syntax Rules
  • Define Java Class
  • Access Classes Across Packages
  • Use Access Modifiers
  • Create Main Application Class
  • Compile Java Program
  • Execute Java Program
  • Comments and Documentation
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Objectives
  • Declare and Initialize Primitive Variables
  • Restrictions on Primitive Declarations and Initializations
  • Java Operators
  • Assignment and Arithmetic Operators
  • Arithmetic Operations and Type Casting
  • More Mathematical Operations
  • Binary Number Representation
  • Bitwise Operators
  • Equality, Relational, and Conditional Operators
  • Short-Circuit Evaluation
  • Flow Control Using if/else Construct
  • Ternary Operator
  • Flow Control Using switch Construct
  • JShell
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Objectives
  • String Initialization
  • String Operations
  • String Indexing
  • StringBuilder: Introduction
  • Wrapper Classes for Primitives
  • Representing Numbers Using BigDecimal Class
  • Method Chaining
  • Local Date and Time
  • More Local Date and Time Operations
  • Instants, Durations, and Periods
  • Zoned Date and Time
  • Represent Languages and Countries
  • Format and Parse Numeric Values
  • Format and Parse Date and Time Values
  • Localizable Resources
  • Format Message Patterns
  • Formatting and Localization: Example
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Objectives
  • UML: Introduction
  • Modeling Classes
  • Modeling Interactions and Activities
  • Designing Classes
  • Creating Objects
  • Define Instance Variables
  • Define Instance Methods
  • Object Creation and Access: Example
  • Local Variables and Recursive Object Reference
  • Local Variable Type Inference
  • Define Constants
  • Static Context
  • Accessing Static Context
  • Combining Static and Final
  • Other Static Context Use Cases
  • NetBeans IDE: Introduction
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Objectives
  • Overload Methods
  • Variable Number of Arguments
  • Define Constructors
  • Reuse Constructors
  • Access Modifiers Summary
  • Define Encapsulation
  • Define Immutability
  • Constants and Immutability
  • Enumerations
  • Complex Enumerations
  • Java Memory Allocation
  • Parameter Passing
  • Java Memory Cleanup
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Objectives
  • Extend Classes
  • Object Class
  • Reuse Parent Class Code Through Inheritance
  • Instantiating Classes and Accessing Objects
  • Rules of Reference Type Casting
  • Verify Object Type Before Casting the Reference
  • Reference Code Within the Current or Parent Object
  • Define Subclass Constructors
  • Class and Object Initialization Summary
  • Override Methods and Use Polymorphism
  • Reuse Parent Class Logic in Overwritten Method
  • Define Abstract Classes and Methods
  • Define Final Classes and Methods
  • Override Object Class Operations: toString
  • Override Object Class Operations: equals
  • Override Object Class Operations: hashCode
  • Compare String Objects
  • Factory Method Pattern
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Objectives
  • Java Interfaces
  • Multiple Inheritance Problem
  • Implement Interfaces
  • Default, Private, and Static Methods in Interfaces
  • Interface Hierarchy
  • Interface Is a Type
  • Functional Interfaces
  • Generics
  • Use Generics
  • Examples of Java Interfaces: java.lang.Comparable
  • Examples of Java Interfaces: java.util.Comparator
  • Examples of Java Interfaces: java.lang.Cloneable
  • Composition Pattern
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Objectives
  • Arrays
  • Combined Declaration, Creation, and Initialization of Arrays
  • Multidimensional Arrays
  • Copying Array Content
  • Arrays Class
  • Loops
  • Processing Arrays by Using Loops
  • Complex for Loops
  • Embedded Loops
  • Break and Continue
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Introduction to Java Collection API
  • Java Collection API Interfaces and Implementation Classes
  • Create List Object
  • Manage List Contents
  • Create Set Object
  • Manage Set Contents
  • Create Deque Object
  • Manage Deque Contents
  • Create HashMap Object
  • Manage HashMap Contents
  • Iterate through Collections
  • Other Collection Behaviors
  • Use java.util.Collections Class
  • Access Collections Concurrently
  • Prevent Collections Corruption
  • Legacy Collection Classes
  • Summary
  • Practices
  • Objectives
  • Types of Nested Classes
  • Static Nested Classes
  • Member Inner Classes
  • Local Inner Classes
  • Anonymous Inner Classes
  • Anonymous Inner Classes and Functional Interfaces
  • Understand Lambda Expressions
  • Define Lambda Expression Parameters and Body
  • Use Method References
  • Default and Static Methods in Functional Interfaces
  • Use Default and Static Methods of the Comparator Interface
  • Use Default and Static Methods of the Predicate Interface
  • Summary
  • Practices
Live Online Training (Duration : 40 Hours) Fee On Request
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22 Aug - 02 Sep GTR Co-Students 08:30 AM - 12:30 PM CST
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05 - 09 Sep GTR 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM CST
(8 Hours/Day)
03 - 07 Oct GTR 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM CST
(8 Hours/Day)
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Course Prerequisites
  • Knowledge of basic computing concepts
  • Knowledge and some experience with a programming language

Course objectives –

  • Manipulate numeric, text, date and time values using appropriate Java primitives and classes
  • Organise Java code using classes, interfaces and enumerations
  • Implement program logic using variables, arrays, conditional and loop constructs
  • Create Java applications that leverage the object-oriented features of the Java language, such as encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism
  • Use Lambda Expressions
  • Use Java Collections API
  • Process information using Streams API
  • Use Java Concurrency API

N.B- Appendix are extra topics/labs which students can do in there free time as a homework.

  • Implement error propagation and handling
  • Implement input/output (I/O) functionality to read and write binary and text data
  • Manipulate files, directories and file systems
  • Deploy and execute Java applications using a modularized approach

 

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