Java Fundamentals

• 1.0 Java Overview
• 1.1 Course Topics
• 1.2 What Java is and isn�t
• 1.3 Java advantages and disadvantages
• 1.4 Tools needed
• 1.5 Setup process
• 1.6 What a Java program looks like
• 1.7 Imports and packages
• 1.8 Compiling and running

• 2.0 Data types
• 2.1 Primitives
• 2.2 Numeric Bases
• 2.3 Expressions and Operators
• 2.4 Casting and promotion of primitive types

• 3.0 Variables and methods
• 3.1 Reserved words
• 3.2 Valid assignment
• 3.3 Variable scope
• 3.4 Method definition
• 3.5 Method parameters
• 3.6 Coding style

• 4.0 Strings
• 4.1 Creation
• 4.2 Concatenation
• 4.3 Methods
• 4.4 Immutability
• 4.5 StringBuffer
• 4.6 Formatting

• 5.0 Flow Control
• 5.1 Boolean operators
• 5.2 Comparing objects
• 5.3 If-else
• 5.4 Ternary operator
• 5.5 Loops
• 5.6 Nesting loops
• 5.7 Break and continue
• 5.8 And, not, or

• 6.0 Arrays
• 6.1 Creating
• 6.2 Accessing elements
• 6.3 Looping
• 6.4 Enhanced for loop
• 6.5 Multidimensional
• 6.6 Utilities
• 6.7 Varargs

• 7.0 Collections
• 7.1 Vector
• 7.2 The Object class
• 7.3 Wrapper classes
• 7.4 Auto boxing/unboxing
• 7.5 Hashtable
• 7.6 Enumerations
• 7.7 List, Map, Set
• 7.8 Iterator
• 7.9 Collection utilities
• 7.10 Generics

• 8.0 OOP
• 8.1 Objects and instances
• 8.2 Constructors
• 8.3 Access modifiers and encapsulation
• 8.4 Static and final members
• 8.5 Overloading methods
• 8.6 Inheritance
• 8.7 Overriding methods
• 8.8 Abstract classes
• 8.9 Polymorphism
• 8.10 Interfaces

• 9.0 Exception Handling
• 9.1 Checked vs. Unchecked exceptions
• 9.2 Throw/Try/Catch
• 9.3 Finally
• 9.4 Custom exceptions