Description
The purpose of this course is to teach Java in the context of developing a solution to a real-world problem domain. Scenarios are
used to provide context for layering the concepts of developing object-oriented applications using Java. Students will learn not
just the language and mechanics of Java, but also how to apply these principles in practice.
This course is taught using an Eclipse-based tool as a development environment (IDE). As such students will learn how to effectively
utilize the IDE as a development team in building object-oriented applications. You will understand the paradigm of Eclipse, how to use the
IDE to develop Java objects, how to manage code stream on development teams, and how to properly structure your team development process.
In addition, we focus on best practice principles for an organization adopting this tool.
Duration
5 days
Audience
This course is intended for professional developers who want to learn the Java platform/language and at the same time gain an in-depth
understanding of how to use Eclipse-based tools to develop Java applications.
Objectives
This course is a compination of ED110 (Introduction to Java) and ED400 (Java Development using
Eclipse-based tools). As such, upon completion of this course, participants will have accomplished the objectives of both of these
courses
Prerequisites
Participants should have already taken Introduction to Object-oriented Analysis & Design (ED100/105) or have
an equivalent knowledge of Object-oriented analysis & design. Practical experience as a professional programmer is a plus.
Variations
The following variations of Eclipse-based tools are supported:
- ED410R: Introduction to Java using Rational Developer
This class uses Rational Application Developer (RAD) for all of the examples & lab work - ED410W: Introduction to Java using WebSphere Studio
This class uses WebSphere Studio Application Developer (WSAD) for all of the examples & lab work - ED410E: Introduction to Java using Eclipse
This class uses Eclipse for all of the examples & lab work
Details
Topics:
This course interleaves the content from ED110 (Introduction to Java) and ED400 (Java Development using Eclipse-based Tools). Please
refer to the details for ED110 and the details for ED400 for specifics of
the materials covered.
Materials
- Introduction to Java materials
- Java Development materials
