JAVA tutorial

Java Tutorial
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Java Tutorial
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This courses are for anyone who wants to learn how to program using Java. Our Java tutorials are based on sound principles, from extensive research in instructional design, adult learning and information processing. All courses are design so that new knowledge and skills will be remembered and retrieved for future use. Each course include a 30-questions skill assessment, which evaluates your knowledge of the course material. You can be assured that this high-quality, instructionally-sound online product will enchance your professional and personal growth and stimulate job satisfaction. All courses was designed and created to meet or excead the strict content guidelines.

This is self-paced, internet-based training -- there are no books to purchase and no scheduled classes to attend.

After completing Java Courses, the user should be able to:

• Explain the basic functions of Java applications and programs
• Write and compile Java programs
• Describe the difference between interpreted and compiled programs
• Use variables and strings
• Use conditional tests
• Repeat actions using loops
• Describe differences between Java applications and Java applets
• Store information in arrays
• Create and describe objects
• Create an inheritance hierarchy
• Create and use methods
• Use an applet on a Web page
• Manage applet threads
• Send and receive applet parameters
• Display fonts and colors in applets
• Add graphics to an applet
• Animate images in an applet
• Build a user interface
• Enable an applet to respond to user input
• Use classes that act as a die or a calculator
• Put together a sample game for a Web site
• Animate an image background
• Place images on the screen edges

This course has the following features:

• Exercises that allow users to practice programming
• A file containing the text of the exercises
• Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to a Java Development Kit
• A course index
• A glossary
• A Skill Assessment