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Java Programming (Part I)
- Explaining Java Technology
- Analyzing a Problem and Designing a Solution
- Developing and Testing a Java Technology Program
- Declaring, Initializing, and Using Variables s
- Creating and Using Objects
- Using Operators and Decision Constructs
- Using Loop Constructs
- Developing and Using Methods
- Implementing Encapsulation and Constructors
- Creating and Using Arrays
- Implementing Inheritance

Java Programming (Part II)
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Identifiers, Keywords, and Types
- Expressions and Flow Control
- Arrays
- Class Design
- Advanced Class Features
- Exceptions and Assertions
- Text-Based Applications
- Building Java GUIs
- GUI Event Handling
- GUI-Based Applications
- Threads
- Advanced I/O Streams
- Networking

Developing Java Web Applications + Administering Apache Tomcat
- Introduction and overview

• Web application development

• Key components of J2EE for web development

- Introduction to Tomcat

• Overview of the Apache Software Foundation and the Jakarta Project

• Installing Tomcat

• Administering a Web application with Tomcat

- Generating content with Servlets

• Getting started with Servlets

• Utilizing the Java Servlet API

• Creating web-based forms for user input

- Accessing enterprise services with Servlets

• Extending Servlets with Java database connectivity (JDBC)

• Formatting database results

Relational Databases
- Introduction
- Relational Model Overview
- Storing Data
- Disks & Files Organization
- Indexing Overview
- Tree-based Indexes
- Hash-based Indexes
- Relational Algebra
- Relational Calculus
- SQL
- Relational Operators

SQL Server 2000 Database Administration
- SQL server 2000 overview

• Overview of database concepts

• SQL Server components

• SQL Server editions

• Client tools

- Constructing a database schema with enterprise manager

• Using the Create Database Wizard

• Designing tables

- Developing database applications

• Retrieving data

• Modifying data

• Storing query definitions

- Administering databases

• Setting up security

• Maintaining the database

• Automating administration procedures

- Transferring data

• Migrating data with DTS

• Replicating databases

- Publishing data on the Web

• Web Assistant Wizard

• Streamlining Web development with XML

- Moving beyond the database

• Analysis Services

• Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services

- Maintaining state in Java web applications

• Reading and writing cookies to personalize web content

• Managing application state with sessions

- Creating Javaserver Pages (JSP)

• JSP fundamentals

• State management with JSP

- Designing JSP and Servlet architectures

• Integrating JSP and Javabeans

• Calling JSP from Servlets

- Integrating JSP custom tags

• Leveraging the tag extension mechanism

• Developing custom tags

- Developing Struts applications

• Struts framework overview

• Developing Struts components

- Deploying your java web application

• Defining the deployment descriptor

• Creating a Web Application Archive (WAR) file

• Adding role-based application security

XML Introduction

- Introduction and overview

• Xml in the real world

• Xml compared to HTML

- Writing XML documents

• Xml components

• The rules of well-formed documents

• The objectives of namespaces

• XML in the enterprise

- DTD (Document Type Definition) fundamentals

• Role of DTDs

• Entities and notations

- Validation and modeling in XML

• Validation in XML

• XML schemas

• Modeling with XML schemas

- Using namespaces in XML

• The role of namespaces

• Namespaces for individual elements

• Namespaces, DTDs, and valid documents

- Namespaces, schemas, and validation

• Schemas and namespaces

• Namespaces and validating XML

• Indicating where a schema is

• Schemas in multiple files

- Communicating with databases using XML

• Relational database technologies

• XML in the enterprise

UML Introduction

- Introduction to UML

• Speaking a common language

• Elements of UML

• Object-oriented concepts

- Modeling the behavior of a system

• Use case diagrams: describing user requirements

• Sequence and collaboration diagrams: depicting typical event scenarios

• Expressing real-time aspects

• Specifying actions

- Modeling the structure of a system

• Specifying classes

• Identifying relationships between classes

• Object and class diagrams: the core of UML

• Extending UML

- Representing state machines

• Statechart diagrams: capturing state-dependent behavior

• Activity diagrams: specifying behavioral logic

- Architectural modeling

• Packages and interfaces

• Component and deployment diagrams

• Design patterns

- Applying UML

• Model Drive Architecture (MDA)

• Life cycle stages

Advanced Java: J2EE Technology

- Placing the J2EE Model in Context
- J2EE Component Model and Development Steps
- Using J2EE Development Tools
- EJB Component Model
- Developing Session Beans
- Basics of Entity Beans
- Assembling EJB Components Into an Application
- Web Component Model
- Using Web
-Tier Design Patterns