Meeting

Date

Abelski Course

Topics

Remarks

1

14.10.10

Developing Java SE Applications

Developing Java SE Applications: Introductions; Let’s Start; The Basics; Introduction to OOP; Object Oriented Programming; Arrays & Strings; Inheritance; Inner Classes;

1. You should install JDK on your computer. You can follow the small clips at ‘Developing Java SE Applications’.

2. You should complete all assignments in all topics.
3. You should read the hebrew texts and watch the relevant vide clips at www.javabook.co.il following topics:
הקדמה
יסודות השפה
מחלקות ואובייקטים
מערכים ומחרוזות תווים
הורשה וממשקים

מחלקות פנימיות

4. You should install the Eclipse ID. You can find few video clips that explain how to work with the Eclipse both at www.javabook.co.il and at www.abelski.com (within the ‘Java SE Developers Guide to Eclipse’). You should download ‘Eclipse IDE for Java Developers’ at http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/.

Towards next meeting I strongly recommend you to read and watch the relevant clips about Threads. You can find clips both in hebrew (www.javabook.co.il) and in english (www.abelski.com).

2

21.10.10

Developing Java SE Applications

Developing Java SE Applications: Applets; Exceptions Handling; I/O Streams; Threads;

You should complete all assignments in all topics except for GUI using AWT and Applets. Please don’t put time on solving assignments in these two topics. They are of a significantly lower importance.

Mandatory Assignments in Threads:
Bank Account Exercise
Threads Factory

You can submit the ‘Threads Factory’ assignment towards the 6th meeting (instead of the 3rd one). I don’t know if you are familiar with the factory design pattern.

Towards next meeting I strongly recommend:

1. You watch the video clip that explains basic GUI and Events Handling (in Hebrew) at

http://javabook.co.il/wp/?p=118

2. You watch the video clip that explains networking (in Hebrew) at http://javabook.co.il/wp/?p=193

3. You watch the two video clips that explain reflection (in Hebrew) at http://javabook.co.il/wp/?page_id=64

There are (of course) the other clips and the other slides of the other topics... I recommend coming ready with those as well.

3

28.10.11

Developing Java SE Applications;
Java SE Reflection Introduction;

Developing Java SE Applications: Networking, Java Utilities, GUI using AWT; Events Handling;Java SE Reflection Introduction: Introduction; The ‘Class’ Class; The Class Members; The Array Type;

You should complete all assignments in all topics except for the assignments in AWT.

The chat assignment in Networking is mandatory. You can submit it till the 5th meeting. During the 5th meeting we will conduct a short test for your assignments in class. This assignment might be one of those that will be marked (final decision still was not taken).

In terms of priority you can avoid submitting the assignments in the following course:

Java SE Reflection Introduction
t is up to you to choose whether or not you want to submit them.

4

4.11.10

Java SE Assertion Facility;
Java SE Collections Framework; Java SE Swing Introduction;
Java SE Images Processing;

Java SE Assertions Facility: Introduction to Assertions;Using Assertions; Assertion Examples; Java SE Collections Framework: Introduction; Performance; Set; List; Queue; Map; Java SE Swing Introduction: Introduction; Events; Handling; MVC Architecture; Basic; Components; Toggle Buttons; Menu & Toolbars; Borders; Containers; Pop Ups; Layout Managers; Advanced Containers; Bounded; Range Components; List Model; Components; Spinner Model; Components; Text Based Components; The Tree Component; The JTable Component; Java SE Images Processing:Threads Issues;

You should complete all assignments in all topics.

In terms of priority you can avoid submitting the assignments in the following courses:

Java SE Swing Introduction
Java SE Images Processing
Java SE Assertion Facility

It is up to you to choose whether or not you want to submit them.

5

11.11.10

Log4J Basics;
XML Fundamentals;

Log4J Basics: Introduction; Architecture; Configuration; XML Fundamentals: Introduction to XML, XML Syntax, XML Validation, Display XML, Document Object Model

You should complete all assignments in all topics.

In terms of priority you can avoid submitting  the assignments in the following courses:

Log4J

XML Fundamentals

It is up to you to choose whether or not you want to submit them.

6

18.11.10

Java SE JDBC Introduction;

Java SE JDBC Introduction: Introduction to JDB; Database Transactions; Simple Statements; Prepared Statements; Callable Statements; ResultSet Processing;

You should complete all assignments in all topics, except for the assignments in the “ResultSet Processing” topic.

7

25.11.10

Java SE Core Web Services

Core Web Services: Introduction to XML in Java SE; Java API for XML Web Services (JAXWS); Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB); REpresentational State Transfer Web Services (REST); Java API for XML Processing (JAXP);

You should complete all assignments in all topics, except for the assignments in “Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB)”.

8

2.12.10

Java SE JDNI Introduction;
Java SE Design Patterns;
Java SE Regular Expressions;
Java SE Efficient Programming;
The JUnit Framework;
Introduction to Maven;
Introduction to JAAS;
Java SE Internationalization;
Java SE Annotations Facility
Java SE Generics Introduction
Introduction To Ant
Mongo Basics
Hibernate Fundamentals

Java SE JDNI Introduction: Introduction to JNDI; JNDI Naming Operations; JNDI Directory Operations; Java
Java 2 SE Design Patterns: Structural Patterns; Behavioral Patterns; Creational Patterns; Concurrency Patterns; 
SE Regular Expressions: Introduction; Character Classes; Logical Operators; Quantifiers; Capturing Groups; Boundary Matches; The Pattern Class; The Matcher Class;
Java SE Efficient Programming:
Introduction to Efficiency; Declaring Classes; Objects Instantiations;
Using Strings; Declaring Interfaces; Using Generics; Using Enums; Using Annotations; Handling Exceptions; Threads Programming;
Collections Usage; 
Introduction to JUnit: Eclipse and JUnit; The JUnit Assertions;
Introduction To Maven: Jump Start; Build Life Cycle; Archiva; Testing; Website Setup;
Introduction to JAAS: Introduction to JAAS; Authentication; Autharization;
Java SE Internationalization: Introduction; The Locale Class; Resources Bundles; Data Formatting; Localized GUI;
Java SE Annotations Facility:
Introduction to Annotation; Annotations Syntax; Standard Annotations; Annotation Processing;
Introduction To Ant: The Apache Ant; Installation Guide; Using The Apache Ant;
MongoDB Basics
Introduciton; Jump Start; CRUD Operations; Querying; Indexing;
Hibernate Fundamentals

Introduction; Persistence; Mapping

Hibername Fundamentals
Mapping; Sessions; Queries

You should complete all assignments in all topics except the ones in light gray.

9

Java SE Generics Introduction;
JNI Basics;
AspectJ Fundamentals

Java SE Generics Introduction
Introduction; Subtypes; Wildcards; Indepth;
JNI Basics:
Introduction to JNI; Jump Start;
AspectJ Fundamentals:

Introduction to AOP; AspectJ Jump Start; The Joint Point Model;

You should complete all assignments in all topics except the ones in light gray.

10

Scala Fundamentals

Introduction; Basics; Objects & Classes; Operators; Control Statements; Functions;
Closures; Inheritance;

You should complete all assignments in all topics.

11

Scala Fundamentals

Control Structures; Hierarchy; Traits; Packages; Assertions; Unit Testing; Exceptions Handling; Patterns Matching; Collections;
Lists;

You should complete all assignments in all topics.

12

Scala Fundamentals

Type Parametrization; Abstract Members; Stateful Objects; Types Conversions

You should complete all assignments in all topics.

13

Scala Fundamentals

Annotations; Scala & XML; Java Integration;

You should complete all assignments in all topics.

14

Scala Fundamentals

Objects Comparisons; Extractors; Concurrency;

You should complete all assignments in all topics.