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Setting_Up_Java_Development_Environment_Lesson_Plan.pptx
- 1. Setting Up JavaDevelopment Environment Lesson Plan Presentation
- 2. Learning Objectives • Bythe end of this lesson, students will be able to: • - Install and configure the Java Development Kit (JDK). • - Choose and set up an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). • - Understand and use Java Development Tools (JDT) within an IDE.
- 3. 1. Introduction (5–10minutes) • - Discussion: Why do we need a development environment? • - Overview: What tools are required for Java development?
- 4. 2. Java DevelopmentKit (JDK) (15 minutes) • - What is JDK and its components (JRE, compiler, debugger) • - Downloading and installing the latest JDK • - Setting environment variables (e.g., JAVA_HOME, PATH) • - Activity: Step-by-step installation guide with screenshots or live demo
- 5. 3. Integrated Development Environment(IDE) (20 minutes) • - Popular IDEs: Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans • - Features of an IDE: code editor, debugger, compiler integration • - Installing and configuring an IDE • - Activity: Students install an IDE and create a “Hello World” Java project
- 6. 4. Java DevelopmentTools (JDT) (15 minutes) • - What is JDT and its role in Eclipse • - Features: syntax highlighting, code completion, refactoring • - Using JDT to write and run Java code • - Activity: Explore JDT features in Eclipse with a sample Java program
- 7. 5. Wrap-Up andAssessment (10– 15 minutes) • - Quick Quiz: Identify components of JDK, IDE features, and JDT tools • - Reflection Prompt: “Which tool did you find most useful and why?”
- 8. Materials Needed • -Internet access for downloads • - Installation guides or links • - Projector or screen for live demo • - Quiz handouts or online quiz platform
- 9. Assessment • - Completionof installation steps • - Successful creation and execution of a Java project • - Quiz and reflection responses