Java-Programming

Java Programming: Teaching assistant courses for Advanced Programming at AUT-CE

Table of Contents

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1. Java Basics and OOP

   • Introduction to Java and JDK.
   • Basic syntax, control flow, classes and objects.
   • Constructors, getters, setters, and encapsulation.
   • Class Diagram

2. Object Composition, Strings, Javadoc

   • Object composition (has-a relationships).
   • String manipulation, immutability, common methods and enums.
   • Writing and generating Javadoc comments for code documentation, built-in packages.

3. Collections

   • Lists, Sets, Maps and Queues.
   • Iterators, generics, and comparators.
   • Common use cases for collections (e.g., ArrayList, HashMap).

4. Memory Management, Primitive vs Object, Equality, Wrapper, Test and Debug

   • Stack vs. Heap memory.
   • Primitive vs. reference types, autoboxing/unboxing.
   • equals() vs ==, and wrapper classes.
   • Basics of testing (JUnit) and debugging (IDE tools).

5. Inheritance, Casting, Abstraction, Interface

   • Inheritance and polymorphism.
   • Type casting (up casting/down casting).
   • Abstract classes and interfaces.

6. UML

   • software engineering, coupling and cohesion.
   • UML diagrams.
   • Introduction to SQLite.

7. Exception and Stream, Try with Resource, Generics

   • Exception handling: try/catch/finally, custom exceptions.
   • I/O streams: File I/O, try-with-resources.
   • Stream API basics.

8. Threading

   • Thread basics: Runnable, Thread, synchronized.
   • Thread lifecycle.
   • Simple multithreaded examples.

9. Socket Programming

   • Basics of TCP/UDP sockets.
   • Building a simple client-server application.
   • Introduction to Http

10. JavaFX, SceneBuilder, MVC Pattern

    • Introduction to JavaFX and FXML.
    • JavaFX timelines and concurrency.
    • Implementing the MVC pattern in JavaFX.

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