Advanced Java Programming Java SE 7

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3.8
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3.8
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  • Training was very good . The course coverage was in-depth and with clarity.
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  • Training was very good . The course coverage was in-depth and with clarity.
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Saurabh Saxena

4.0
27/02/2014
What I would highlight: Training was very good . The course coverage was in-depth and with clarity.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Saurabh Saxena

4.0
27/02/2014
What I would highlight: Training was very good . The course coverage was in-depth and with clarity.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Romiel Gadkar

4.0
26/02/2014
What I would highlight: Very good training.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Romiel Gadkar

4.0
26/02/2014
What I would highlight: Very good training.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Kallol Kumar Mondal

3.5
04/02/2014
What I would highlight: Good, I would like to refer my friend for the same course.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Kallol Kumar Mondal

3.5
04/02/2014
What I would highlight: Good, I would like to refer my friend for the same course.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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Subjects

  • Java Programming
  • Advanced
  • Programming

Course programme

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  • Advanced Java Programming (Java SE 7)
    • Module 01 - Welcome
      • 1.1 Course Overview
      • 1.2 Review of Java Fundamentals
      • 1.3 The Java Environment
      • 1.4 Data Types
      • 1.5 The String Class
      • 1.6 The StringBuffer Class
      • 1.7 Arrays
      • 1.8 Passing Data Types to a Method
      • 1.9 Constructors And Initialization
      • 1.10 Inheritance
      • 1.11 Abstract Classes
      • 1.12 Interfaces
      • 1.13 Static Data/Methods/Blocks
      • 1.14 Wrapper Classes
      • 1.15 I/O
    • Module 02 - Packaging And Distributing a Java Application
      • 2.1 Packages
      • 2.2 Managing Source And Class Files
      • 2.3 The javadoc Utility
      • 2.4 Documenting Classes And Interfaces
      • 2.5 Documenting Fields
      • 2.6 Documenting Constructors And Methods
      • 2.7 Bundling And Using Jar Packaged Resources
    • Module 03 - Miscellaneous Enhancements
      • 3.1 Enhanced for Loop
      • 3.2 Autoboxing And Unboxing
      • 3.3 Static Imports
      • 3.4 varArgs
      • 3.5 Typesafe Enums
      • 3.6 Formatted Strings
      • 3.7 Formatted Integers/Floats/Strings/Dates
    • Module 04 - Assertions
      • 4.1 Introduction to Assertion Syntax
      • 4.2 Compiling with Assertions
      • 4.3 Enabling And Disabling Assertions
      • 4.4 Assertion Usage
    • Module 05 - Regular Expressions
      • 5.1 Introduction to Regular Expressions
      • 5.2 String Literals
      • 5.3 Character Classes
      • 5.4 Quantifiers
      • 5.5 Capturing Groups And Backreferences
      • 5.6 Boundary Matchers
      • 5.7 Pattern And Matcher
    • Module 06 - The Java Collection Classes
      • 6.1 Introduction to Java Collection Classes
      • 6.2 The Arrays Class
      • 6.3 Searching And Sorting Arrays(Primitives And Objects)
      • 6.4 The Comparable And Comparator Interfaces
      • 6.5 Lists And Sets
      • 6.6 Iterators
      • 6.7 Maps
      • 6.8 The Collections Class
      • 6.9 Rules of Thumb
    • Module 07 - Generics
      • 7.1 Introduction to Generics
      • 7.2 Defining Simple Generics
      • 7.3 Generics And Subtyping
      • 7.4 Wildcards
      • 7.5 Bounded Wildcards
      • 7.6 Generic Methods
    • Module 08 - Advanced Input/Output
      • 8.1 Introduction to Advanced I/O
      • 8.2 Basic File Input/Output Example
      • 8.3 Buffered Input/Output
      • 8.4 The Console Class
      • 8.5 Object Serialization
      • 8.6 Compressed Files
      • 8.7 Writing Your Own Input/Output Classes
      • 8.8 Property Files
      • 8.9 The Preferences Class
    • Module 09 - Enhanced Input/ Output
      • 9.1 Introduction to Enhanced Input/Output
      • 9.2 Channels
      • 9.3 Buffers Typed
      • 9.4 Buffers Direct
    • Module 10 - Logging API
      • 10.1 Introduction to Logging API
      • 10.2 Loggers
      • 10.3 Logger Levels
      • 10.4 Logger Handlers(Configuring And Formatters)
      • 10.5 LogManager
    • Module 11 - Networking
      • 11.1 Networking Fundamentals
      • 11.2 The Client/Server Model
      • 11.3 InetAddress
      • 11.4 URLs
      • 11.5 Sockets
      • 11.6 A Time-of-Day Client
      • 11.7 Writing Servers
      • 11.8 Client/Server Example
    • Module 12 - Threads & Concurrency
      • 12.1 Review of Fundamentals
      • 12.2 Creating Threads by Extending Thread
      • 12.3 Creating Threads by Implementing Runnable
      • 12.4 Advantages of Using Threads
      • 12.5 Daemon Threads
      • 12.6 Thread States
      • 12.7 Synchronization
    • Module 13 - Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
      • 13.1 Introduction to RMI
      • 13.2 RMI Architecture
      • 13.3 Writing the Server
      • 13.4 RMI Troubleshooting Tips
      • 13.5 Writing the Client
      • 13.6 Remote Method Arguments And Return Values
      • 13.7 Dynamic Loading of Stub Classes
      • 13.8 Running the Remote RMI Client Example
    • Module 14 - Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
      • 14.1 Relational Databases
      • 14.2 Structured Query Language
      • 14.3 A Sample Program
      • 14.4 Transactions
      • 14.5 Meta Data
    • Module 15 - Conclusion
      • 15.1 Course Wrap Up
    • Module 16 - Credits
      • 16.1 About the Author

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