The Java Language in Computer Science Curriculum

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Table of Contents The Java Language in Computer Science Curriculum Abstract The language Java Java is an important language in the world Java is also important in computer science Developing Java in the curriculum New methods for teaching Java The Java Academy Teaching Java by Examples (condensed tutorial version) Java Applets A simple Java applet - Hello World! Displaying your applet Graphics Concepts Graphics Methods Language Basics For Loops (slide from Java Academy) First Programming Lab - Patterns of Shapes Patterns of Shapes Histogram Lab Opinion Poll Lab GUI Events - MadLib example Layouts - Tic-tac-toe gameboard User interface for drawing shapes Animations Java Academy in spring 99 Teaching the Java in the traditional way: a compact tutorial view of the Java Language and its Advanced Frameworks Architecture of Java Applets Architecture of Java Applications Java Development Kit (JDK) Java Applications The Simplest Java Application: Hello,World! Java Applets Preparing an Applet The Simplest Java Applet: Hello, World! Displaying your applet from a Web page. Multi-tier Architecture Java vs. JavaScript Resources for the Java Programming Language Textbooks Java Language Basics Types Example of basic language syntax Object Model Overview Class definition An example of a class definition Inheritance (the subclass relationship) Access control Classes are used as program modules Packages Using objects from Java packages Exceptions Data Structures Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT) Basic components Event Model - I Event Model - II Layout Managers Additional Capabilities of the AWT Multi-threading Introducing Threads Synchronization of threads More about synchronization Streams I/O with Streams Network Connections with URL's Sockets for Network Communication Java Application Servers Remote Method Interface (RMI) RMI Architecture Java Web Servers/Servlets Java DataBase Connection (JDBC) JDBC Architecture Connecting to the Database Database queries JavaBeans Features of JavaBeans Component Programming with JavaBeans Using Java for Scientific Computing The Java Grande Forum Activities of Java Grande Forum I Activities of Java Grande Forum II New "Internetics" Curriculum Graduate Certificates CPS606 Programming for the Web CPS616 Advanced Web Technologies CPS714 Case Studies in Information Applications

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