This course is an internal course given in November 2013 for BIST developers. Course is divided into 10 half-day program. BEWARE! Each day you will be pushed to your limits to understand the dynamics of the language.
After each session, you'll be given a homework and these homeworks will be scored (On a scale of 1 to 100).
End of the course, you'll also be given a test and an assignment to score your skills. 20% of your homeworks, 30% of your test score and 50% of your final assignment will give you the final score. Anyone below 70 overall will not be certified!
First thing you need to do is to create a file called AUTHOR, you can do this by using your favorite editor. File has to contain your name like below:
John Doe
Keep in mind that this repo is not designed for checking in your personal files. So bare with the instructors until the last day to check in. The repo contains branches with day/session names. Any session that you want to work on, just type the branch name with topic like below:
git checkout -t origin/day1-hello
This will create a local branch of the remote branch specified in the command. To see all available sessions, type:
git branch -a
After checking out the branch you want to work on like above, anytime you want to work on the branch again, you can just use the local branch like:
git checkout day1-hello
And now you can focus on the files introduced only in this session. Once you are ready to work on the homeworks, go to the master branch and do your magic there:
git checkout master
When the course is over, you can get the score of your homeworks by typing:
git add -A .
git commit -m 'Finished homeworks'
git push origin master
Please keep in mind that this score will only contribute 20% to the final score. Your final test and the final exam will be done in the last day. These are scored separately.
- Introduction
- Introducing the Java 5-7 platform, JDK, JRE
- Introducing the Java language
- Know your IDE – IntelliJ, Eclipse and Netbeans
- Java syntax and class review, and a
Hello Worldprogram - Day 1 Homework
- Working with primitive types and wrapper types
- Using operators and decision constructs
- Creating and using arrays
- Using loop constructs
- Day 2 Homework
- Thinking in objects
- Working with objects
- Encapsulation, information hiding and polymorphism
- Day 3 Homework
- Inheritance with Java interfaces
- Java class design
- Advanced class design
- Day 4 Homework
- Working with methods, overriding and overloading
- String processing
- Generics and collections
- Day 5 Homework
- Handling Errors
- I/O Fundamentals
- File I/O with NIO2
- Day 6 Homework
- Threading
- Concurrency
- Day 7 Homework
- Database connectivity
- JDBC
- Networking
- Day 8 Homework
- Java 7/8 Enhancements
- Collective workshop
- Day 9 Homework
- Final Exam