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Introduction to Java Language and Applets

Given by Nancy J. McCracken, Geoffrey C. Fox at CPS406/606 Fall Semester 1999 on September 2 99. Foils prepared September 1 99

Part 1:
  • Overview including History of Java Development
  • Overall Java Philosophy and Features including security etc.
Part 2:
  • Java Programming Language
  • Object Oriented and Class Structure
  • Exceptions
Part 3:
  • Applet Programming and Threads
  • Abstract Windowing Toolkit
Part 4:
  • Networking and I/O
  • Multithreading

Table of Contents for Introduction to Java Language and Applets

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1 Java Tutorial - Fall 99 Part 1: Introduction to Java Language and Applets
2 Abstract of Java Tutorial
What is Java and What is Good For? for Foil 3 3 What is Java in a NutShell?
4 Java is an important language in the world
5 Java is also important in computer science
HotJava Browser 6 Architecture of Java Applets
7 Architecture of Java Applications
8 Java Applications in a Nutshell
The HelloWorld Application for Foil 9 9 The Simplest Java Application: Hello,World!
10 Java Applets
11 Preparing an Applet
The HelloWorld Applet for Foil 12 12 The Simplest Java Applet: Hello, World!
title=The HelloWorldApplet.html file 13 Displaying your applet from a Web page.
14 More Details on Applet Tags - I
15 More Details on Applet Tags - II
16 <param> Tags and Applets
17 Java vs. JavaScript
18 Multi-tier Architecture
19 Overview and History of Java Development
20 History of Java Language and Team
21 History of Java Language and Team until Dec. 95
22 More Recent Java History
23 Overall Java Philosophy and Features
The Java Language Environment 24 Some Key Java Features
25 Java Features -- It's Simple and Familiar!
26 Java Features -- It's Object-oriented
27 Java Features -- It's Architecture-Neutral
28 Java Features -- It's Portable
29 Java Features -- It's Somewhat Interpreted
30 Java Features -- It's Distributed (and can support parallel computing)
31 Java Features -- It's Robust
32 Java Features -- It's (Hopefully) Secure
33 Java Features -- High Performance
34 Java Features -- It's Multithreaded
35 Java Features -- It's Dynamic
The Java Language Compared 36 Sun's Comparison of Language Features
Java Development Kit 1.1 37 JDK 1.1
38 JDK 1.2, newly renamed to Java 2 Platform
Java Web Servers for Foil 39 39 Java Web Servers
Java Text Books for Foil 40 40 Java Books -- I
41 Java Books -- II
42 Java Development Environments
Java Resources for Foil 43 43 Resources for the Java Programming Language
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