Technical Training Specialists

Java Curriculum

Introduction to Java Programming

5 days

Java is a complete development language, which can also be used to write applets that enhance both existing HTML pages and embedded web-based applications. Through lecture and hands-on labs, this course introduces students to all aspects of this high level language. Topics are presented at an intermediate level.

The target audience includes application programmers and designers planning to develop applications to run in Java-enabled browsers or as a standalone executable.

Introduction to Object-Oriented and Java Programming

5 days

This course provides a detailed introduction to Java, including thorough presentation of all aspects of classes and objects. It is especially designed to give mainframe programmers a solid foundation in object-oriented concepts and how to implement these concepts in JAVA.

The target audience includes programmers (especially mainframe programmers) for whom this is their first object-oriented language.

Advanced Java Programming

5 days

This course exposes the student to Advanced Java features such as Java Database Connectivity, the Java Electronic Commerce Facility, Remote Method Invocation, object serialization, Java beans, integration of Java with Live Connect and ActiveX, communication between Java and JavaScript, Java Servlets and Jeeves.

The target audience includes Java programmers who use advanced Java features.

Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)

4 days

Through a combination of instructor-led discussions and hands-on workshops, the course demonstrates the strategies and techniques for developing and incorporating Java Beans in the development of client and server-side applications using VisualAge for Java.

The target audience includes application developers, programmers, and other technical professionals using VisualAge for Java with an interest in the development of applications using Java Beans and Enterprise Java Beans.

Introduction to VisualAge for Java

3 days

This course introduces VisualAge for Java, an integrated development environment for building Java-compatible applications, applets, and Java Bean components. Through a combination of lecture and lab work, the student will learn to create Java applications using the tools provided by VisualAge.

The target audience includes application programmers and designers planning to develop Java applications in the VisualAge environment.

Application Programming Using VisualAge for Java

2 days

This course teaches the Java Programmer how to create Java applications in the VisualAge environment. Using hands-on labs, the student will learn to create animations, use multi-threading, and create Java user interfaces containing buttons, text areas, panels, and other objects.

The target audience includes programmers and designers planning to develop Java applications in the VisualAge environment.

Advanced Programming Using VisualAge for Java

2 days

This class goes deeper into Java application development and is approximately 70% hands-on. The modular format allows the client to customize an advanced class to meet their needs. Since this course is following the cutting edge of Java development, new modules are continuously being developed.

The target audience includes programmers and designers who want to know the latest tools for developing Java applications.

Java Server Side Applications

5 days

This course presents the elements involved in programming server side applications using VisualAge for Java and WebSphere. A series of ten hands-on labs reenforce the development of servlets and JSPs.

The target audience includes experienced Java developers that want to use the facilities of the VisualAge for Java, Enterprise Edition to develop Servlets and Java Server Pages(JSP's). **Understanding of Java language and the basic packages of JDK 1.1 are required. A working knowledge of the internet and web technologies, experience with Object-Oriented Analysis and Design are also recommended.

Introduction to WebSphere Studio

4 days

A combination of instructor-led discussions and interactive workshops demonstrate the capabilities of IBM's WebSphere Studio tool for deploying web sites that incorporate interactive dynamic content provided by Java applications. Each student will gain exposure to the tool and its complementary products; WebSphere Page Designer and Applet Designer, as they design, construct and implement a web site that involves servlets, applets, Java Server Pages (JSP), and Java Beans.

The target audience includes developers and other technical professionals that will be designing, developing and implementing interactive web sites using HTML, Java Applets, servlets, and Java Beans.

Java Server pages (JSP) for Web Application Development

5 days

This workshop presents an in-depth look at core components required for building the next generation of web solutions. In class, the student will see a small-scale development cycle completed with the use of Java Technology and Database Connectivity, and understand how the technology is implemented into an actual working environment.

The target audience includes professional Java programmers who want to us JSP and Servlets to create the front end of their J2EE web applications.