Learning Objectives

Java is one of the most popular languages for object-oriented programming, which has become increasingly important for the development of modern, complex, large-scale software projects. Eclipse is an open-source Java IDE (Integrated Development Environment) and platform-independent software framework for rich-client applications. On completion of this subject students should be able to understand object-oriented programming features in Java, apply these features to program design and implementation, understand object-oriented concepts and how they are supported by Java, gain some practical experience of Java, understand implementation issues related to object-oriented techniques, and build a software program using Java and Eclipse.  

Upon completion of this course, the participants will be able to:

* Understand the entire software engineering project process, which consists of object-oriented analysis, design, programming and testing;
* Understand basic object-oriented programming concepts;
* Effectively use the main features of the object-oriented programming language Java;
* Gain experience in implementing object-oriented programs in Java;
* Apply an iterative, use case-driven process to the development of a robust design model;
* Use the UML to represent the design model;
* Apply the OO concepts abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, hierarchy, modularity, and polymorphism to the development of a robust design model;
* Design and implement a software system using object-oriented software engineering paradigm.
 

Course Topics

DAY 1:
Software Engineering Overview
Object-Oriented Concepts
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Java
* The Basics of Java
* Java Features
* Variable Declarations and Basic Data Types
* Data Encapsulation
* Overall Structure of a Class
* Class Variables
* Class Methods
* Java Documentation
* Packages and Importing
* Access Control
* Arrays
* Class Declaration
* Terminal I/O
* Exception Handling
* Constructors
* Class Hierarchy in Java
* Polymorphism
* Abstract Classes

DAY 2:
Hands-On Workshop with Java and Eclipse
Introduction to Object-Oriented Testing
* Object-Oriented Testing Strategy
* Testing Object-Oriented Code
* Class Testing
* Class Test Case Design
* Random Class Testing
* Partition Class Testing
* Integration Testing
* Random Integration Testing
* Behavioral Integration Testing
* Validation Testing
* System Testing
* Automated Testing

DAY 3:
Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with UML
* UML Diagrams
* Class Diagrams
* Use-Case Diagrams
* Interaction Diagrams
* State Diagrams
* Activity Diagrams
* Component and Deployment Diagrams
* Design Patterns
Hands-On Workshop with EclipseUML
 
DAY 4:
Graphical User Interfaces
* Creating graphical user interfaces
* User interfaces using frames, panels, and simple UI components
* Swing vs. AWT
* Layout managers: FlowLayout, GridLayout, and BorderLayout
* Color and Font classes
* To use JPanel as subcontainers
Graphics Programming
*Java coordinate systems
* Graphics class
* Drawing Geometric Figures: drawString, drawLine, drawRect, fillRect, etc.
* Displaying images
Event-Driven Programming
*Event Handlers: ActionEvent, MouseEvent, KeyEvent
*Timer class
*Custom graphics programming
*JButton, JCheckBox, JRadioButton, JLabel, JTextField, JTextArea, JComboBox, JList, JScrollBar, JSlider.
*Display multiple windows in an application
Hands-On Workshop: Real System Example
 

Instructor

Audience

This course is intended for practitioners who want a basic understanding of object-oriented software engineering concepts, as well as hands-on practical experience applying the techniques. Includes software engineers, programmers, IT professionals, computer engineers, analysts, designers, and technical managers with some programming experience who wish to learn the theory and practice of object-oriented software engineering, object-oriented analysis and design, object-oriented programming, and achieve a solid grounding in UML design and Java programming. Preferably should have some basic understanding of object-oriented concepts.  
 

Details

Date(s):

May 8-11, 2012
 

Time:

9:00am to 5:00pm 

Venue:

Jurong West  (For courses in Malaysia, click here)

Closing Date:

4 weeks before course commencement 

Course Fee:

S$1200  

Registration fees inclusive of:

• Course materials

• Light refreshments

• Certificate of Completion

Laptop:

Note that all participants are requested to bring their own laptop to class. 

Online Course Option

Do you want to take our short courses, but cannot attend the scheduled classes? The online course option is now available for this class. Online courses have the same content as the scheduled courses, but are conducted online. Upon payment receipt, you will receive a set of course materials, email support, and one-to-one consultation (up to 3 hours) with the course instructor by phone or videoconference. Please register here or email courses@vibenet.com.sg with your preferred course and dates. Note: software licenses are NOT provided for online courses. You are required to download and install Java SDK, EclipseUML and Eclipse before beginning this online course.

Online Registration

>> CLICK HERE to Register Online or email courses@vibenet.com.sg

Payment Options

1. Online Payment (Visa / Mastercard / Amex / Paypal)

2. Cheque made payable to Vibenet Pte Ltd

3. Invoice to Company (for Company Sponsored Participants)

Cancellation & Refund Policy

Participating Organizations

Institute of Infocomm Research

Singapore Polytechnic

ST Electronics Pte Ltd