The document outlines a comprehensive Java course curriculum covering various key topics such as object-oriented programming concepts, Java fundamentals, exception handling, threading, collections, generics, and JDBC. It includes instructions on classes, methods, inheritance, interfaces, applets, and RMI, alongside practical elements like compiling and running programs. The course is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in Java programming.

1. Java Course Content
 Object Oriented Programming Concepts
 Introduction
 OOP Concepts (Basic + Fundamental of OOP).
 Benefits of OOP Programming.
 Introduction to JAVA
 What is java
 Features of Java.
 Advantages of Java.
 JVM architecture.
 Setting the class path.
 Java Programming
 Java Programming.
 Compiling and Running Java Programs.
 Comments in a Program.
 Command line Argument.
 Java FundamentalsData Types, Variables and Operators
 Java Tokens, Alphabets (Character Set).
 Keywords, Java Reserved Keywords, Identifiers, Constants, Datatypes, Operators.
 Control-Flow Statements, Decision-Making Statements, Switch and IF else, Looping statements, Break, Continue,
Return, Type Casting.
 Classes and Objects
 What are Classes, Declaring a class, Rules for Naming Class
 Creating an Object, Methods, Exploring New Operators,
 Constructors.
 Exploring Methods
 More about main () method.
 Rules for main () method.
 Methods, Method Overloading
 Argument Passing, Call by Reference, Local Variable.
 Access Specifiers and Access Modifiers
 Variable Types
 Inheritance
 Types of Inheritance
 Simple, MultiLevel and Hierarchical
 Method Overriding
 Casting
 Super and this keywords

2.  Interfaces and Abstract classes
 What are interfaces?
 Interface Members
 Abstract classes Introduction
 Creating references for Interfaces and abstract classes
 Difference between Interfaces and Abstract methods
 Arrays
 Accessing Elements
 Arrays and Objects
 ArrayLength
 Java Exception Handling
 Syntax for Exception Handling Mechanism.
 The Try Block, Catch Block, Exception , Checked Exceptions
 The Catch Block (or) Multiple Catch.
 Throw, Throws, The finally Block, User Defined Exceptions.
 Java Threading
 Threaded Application
 Thread states
 Runnable interface and Thread class
 Thread Priority
 Interrupting Threads (sleep(), join())
 Inter thread communication
 Synchronization
 Utility classes
 Collection Framework
 Collection Interfaces
 The List Interface and its implementation classes
 The Set Interface and its implementation classes
 The Queue Interface and its implementation classes
 Maps
 Map and its class
 SortedMap and its classes
 HashTable
 Inner Classes
 Inner Classes
 Member Classes
 Local Classes
 Anonymous Classes
 Instance Initializers
 Static Nested Classes

3.  Packages
 Predefined Packages
 Userdefined Packages
 Input/Output Streams
 Overview of Streams
 Bytes vs. Characters
 Converting Byte Streams to Character Streams
 File Object
 Binary Input and Output
 PrintWriter Class
 Serialization
 Reading and Writing Objects
 Basic and Filtered Streams
 Generics
 Introduction
 Simple Generics
 Subtyping in generics
 Wildcards
 Bounded Wildcards
 Reflections
 The reflection API
 How to use reflections
 Advantages of reflections
 Drawbacks of reflections
 Applets
 What are applets
 Life Cycle methods of applets
 Examples using Applets
 Running applets with html file
 Layout Managers
 Java Swings
 Difference between applets and swings
 Pluggable Look and Feel
 Swing API
 Event handling
 Introduction to JDBC
 The JDBC Connectivity Model
 Types of Jdbc Drivers
 Database Programming (with MSSQL and MYSQL)
 Connecting to the Database
 Creating a SQL Query

4.  Getting the Results using ResultSet Interface
 SQL Basic Queries
 Statement and PreparedStatement
 Commit and Autocommit, BatchUpdates
 ResultSetMetaData and DataBaseMetaData
 Introduction to RMI
 An overview of RMI
 Writing rmi server
 Writing rmi client
 Creating and deploying the application