Fundamentals of Java Programming Lab Companion (Cisco Networking Academy Program): Cisco Systems Inc.; Cisco Networking Academy Program: 9781587130908: Book: Computers & Technology: eCampus.com

The only authorized lab companion for the Cisco Networking Academy Program's Fundamentals of Java Programming online course.

Maps to the Web-based Java programming course sponsored by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Provides students with an introduction to Java programming from a universally recognized leader in IT education.
Helps prepare students for the Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform exam.
Approved and recommended by Cisco Systems, Inc. for the Cisco Networking Academy.

The Fundamentals of Java Programming Lab Companion, along with the Fundamentals of Java Programming Companion Guide, complements the Fundamentals of Java course through the Networking Academy. This lab manual supplements the Companion Guide and offer labs to reinforce and support what the student has learned. It will allow the student the opportunity to perform all the lab tasks related to the Java Programming Web-based course, including the individual course project. The overall approach will be to provide students with a conceptual understanding of Object-Oriented programming, and to teach them how to use this technology to solve business problems through the use of hands-on labs. Students will learn how to create classes, objects, and applications using the language.

This book also includes labs that will cover the language fundamentals and the Java language API (application programming interface). Upon completion of the course and through the use of this lab manual, students will understand the Java environment and the use of the Java Development Kit, Java language keywords and syntax. They will be able to create statements, implement Javadoc feature in their souce files, understand code writing that implements 00 principles and design pattern, and write code to invoke and define. This title will help prepare the student for the Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform exam.

``What Is Java?''

(23)

Locating Resources, Managing Editors, and Console Windows

(3)

Creating and Running the HelloStudent 1 Class

(3)

Modifying the HelloStudent 1 Program to Accept Input from User at Runtime

(4)

Debugging and Correcting Errors in Predefined Classes

(2)

Creating HelloStudent 3 with BlueJ

(2)

Exploring the BlueJ Tutorial

(5)

Create and Run the Teller Class

(2)

Case Study: Modify the Teller Class to Accept Runtime Data

(2)

``Object-Oriented Programming''

(11)

Teacher Class Calls Student Class

(5)

Designing and Describing Classes by Using UML

(3)

Developing the Banking Classes for Phase 1

(3)

``Java Language Elements''

(21)

Exploring Javadoc Parameters

(2)

Reviewing the API Documentation

(3)

Inserting Documentation for the Classes in the JBANK Application

(4)

Generating API Docs for JBANK Classes Using Javadoc Tool

(1)

Defining Variables

(2)

Applying Access Modifiers

(2)

Using Constructors

(2)

Creating the Classes for Phase I of the JBANK Application

(5)

``Java Language Operators and Control Structures''

(25)

Arithmetic Operators

(2)

Use of Operators

(2)

String Concatenation

(2)

If Statement

Switch Statements

(2)

Do While Statement

(13)

Use of While Loops

(2)

For Loops

(2)

The java.lang.System Class

(3)

The Console Class

(2)

Control Structures

(2)

``Basics of Defining and Using Classes''

(23)

Four Steps to Creating Objects

(3)

Creating Objects, Encapsulation Concepts, and Attributes

(6)

Constructors and Methods

(4)

Overloaded Methods and Constructors

(2)

Scope of Variables

(5)

Completing the JBANK Phase1 Application

101

(3)

``System, String, StringBuffer, Math, and Wrapper Classes''

104

(20)

Reading Input Using System.in

104

(2)

String Methods

106

(3)

Casting and Conversion

109

(2)

Using the Math Class

111

(1)

Using the Math Package

112

(2)

Working with Dates

114

(2)

System, String, StringBuffer, and Use of the Console Class

116

(3)

Wrapper Classes, Math Class, Date Class

119

(5)

``Arrays''

124

(16)

Passing an Array to a Method''

124

(2)

Creating and Traversing Through Arrays

126

(3)

Searching and Sorting an Array

129

(2)

Extended Use of Arrays

131

(2)

Traversing a Multidimensional Array

133

(2)

Implementing Arrays in the JBANK Application

135

(5)

``Classes and Inheritance''

140

(24)

Implement Abstraction in the Banking Application

140

(4)

Implement Inheritance, Extending from Abstract and Concrete Classes

144

(5)

Abstraction at Several Levels -- Create Checking Account

149

(5)

Interface and Abstract Class

154

(5)

Polymorphism in the Banking Application

159

(5)

``Understanding Packages''

164

(16)

Exploring the API Packages

164

(2)

Build a Banking Package

166

(10)

Designing the GUI to Represent an ATM for Customers

176

(2)

Designing the GUI Interfaces

178

(2)

``Creating GUIs Using AWT''

180

(37)

Creating the Components (TellerView Class)

180

(6)

Creating the Components (ATMGUI Class)

186

(3)

Selecting Containers (TellerGUI Class)

189

(1)

Selecting Containers (ATMGUI Class)

190

(2)

Layout Managers (TellerGUI Class)

192

(4)

Layout Managers and Adding Components (ATMGUI Class)

196

(4)

Identifying Event Handler Features in the TellerGUI Class

200

(2)

Implement Event Handling for the ATMGUI Class

202

(6)

Implement the Model for the ATMGUI Class

208

(4)

Finalizing the Model View Controller Pattern for the ATMGUI Class

212

(5)

``Applets and Graphics''

217

(16)

Creating an Applet to Display Employee Information

217

(3)

Graphical User Interface (GUI) Components in Applets

220

(2)

Changing the Location of Components in an Applet

222

(2)

Calculator

224

(5)

Creating an ATM Applet

229

(4)

``Exceptions''

233

(14)

Testing for Run Time Exceptions

233

(3)

Using the Finally Block

236

(2)

Creating Your Own Exceptions

238

(3)

Exceptions for the JBANK Application

241

(6)

``Files, Streams, Input and Output''

247

(11)

Displaying File Statistics

247

(2)

Using RandomAccessFile to Seek Positions Within a File

249

(2)

Writing Customer Objects to a File

251

(4)

Reading Customer Objects from a File

255

(3)

``Collections''

258

(12)

ArrayList

258

(2)

ListIterators

260

(2)

Creating a collection to Store Integer Objects

262

(2)

File I/O Using Collection Classes

264

(3)

Sets and Iterators

267

(3)

``Threads''

270

(1)

Threads and Priorities

270

(2)

Controlling Threads by Using Methods of the Thread Class

272

(2)

Digital Clock

274




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