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The document outlines a comprehensive Java Programming Language course divided into three terms. It covers fundamental concepts, data types, algorithms, object-oriented programming, exception handling, Java collections, multithreading, and GUI development. Each lesson includes specific topics to be taught, ensuring a structured approach to learning Java.

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Java Course Outline

The document outlines a comprehensive Java Programming Language course divided into three terms. It covers fundamental concepts, data types, algorithms, object-oriented programming, exception handling, Java collections, multithreading, and GUI development. Each lesson includes specific topics to be taught, ensuring a structured approach to learning Java.

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Java Programming Language Course Outline

FIRST TERM

Lesson 1: Fundamentals of Java


 Overview of Java programming language
 Features and importance of Java
 Basic concepts in programming
Lesson 2: Setting Up the Development Environment
 Installing Java Development Kit (JDK)
 Setting up IDE (NetBeans / Eclipse / IntelliJ)
 Running first Java program
Lesson 3: Java Basic Structure
 Structure of a Java program
 Class, main method, syntax rules
 Simple program execution
Lesson 4: Data Types, Variables, and Comments
 Primitive data types
 Variable declaration and initialization
 Single-line and multi-line comments
Lesson 5: Introduction to Algorithms
 Problem-solving concepts
 Steps in algorithm development
 Characteristics of a good algorithm
Lesson 6: Flowcharts
 Symbols and meanings
 Creating flowcharts for logic problems
 Converting algorithms to flowcharts
Lesson 7: Pseudocode Development
 Writing pseudocode
 Translating logic into structured steps
 Preparing for coding
Lesson 8: Java Operators
 Arithmetic, relational, logical operators
 Expression evaluation
Lesson 9: Java I/O Classes
 Input and output in Java
 Scanner class usage
 Basic user interaction
Lesson 10: Flow Control
 Conditional statements (if, if-else, switch)
 Looping statements (for, while, do-while)

SECOND TERM

PREPARED BY: MR. KIM SYMUND R. DELA CRUZ


Lesson 11: Arrays (Single & Multi-Dimensional)
 Array declaration and initialization
 Accessing and manipulating elements
Lesson 12: Array Processing & Applications
 Searching and basic operations
 Real-life array applications
Lesson 13: Sorting Algorithms
 Introduction to sorting
 Basic sorting concepts
Lesson 14: Selection Sort & Merge Sort
 Step-by-step sorting techniques
 Algorithm comparison and implementation
Lesson 15: Introduction to OOP
 Classes and objects
 Encapsulation basics
Lesson 16: OOP Principles
 Inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction
 Application in Java programs
Lesson 17: Exception Handling
 Errors and exceptions
 Try-catch-finally blocks
Lesson 18: Java Collections Framework Part 1
 Introduction to collections
 List interface
 ArrayList operations
Lesson 19: Java Collections Framework Part 2
 Set and Map interfaces
 HashSet and HashMap usage
Lesson 20: Java File Class & File Operations
 File creation and management
 Basic file handling operations
Lesson 21: File Reading & Writing Classes
 FileReader, FileWriter, BufferedReader, BufferedWriter
 Reading and writing text files

THIRD TERM

Lesson 22: Multithreading

PREPARED BY: MR. KIM SYMUND R. DELA CRUZ


 Concept of concurrency
 Thread execution in Java
Lesson 23: Creating Threads in Java
 Thread class and Runnable interface
 Thread lifecycle and execution
Lesson 24: Utilities of the Concurrent Package
 ExecutorService and thread pools
 Efficient task management
Lesson 25: Introduction to Java GUI with Swing
 GUI concepts
 JFrame, JButton, JLabel, JTextField
Lesson 26: Basic GUI Components and Event Handling
 Swing components
 ActionListener and events
Lesson 27: Layout Managers and Panels
 FlowLayout, BorderLayout, GridLayout
 Using JPanel for organization
Lesson 28: Advanced Components and User Interaction
 JComboBox, JList, JTable, JTextArea
 JScrollPane and validation
Lesson 29: Dialog Boxes and Market Analysis
 JOptionPane methods
 Input, message, confirmation dialogs
 Data gathering and analysis
Lesson 30: Complete GUI Application Development
 Integration of all concepts
 Project development, testing, and presentation

PREPARED BY: MR. KIM SYMUND R. DELA CRUZ

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