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    ADMAS UNIVERSITY

    FACULTY OF INFORMATICS
    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
    COURSE OUTLINE
    Course Title Advanced Java Programming
    Course Code CoSc3051
    Credit Hours 3
    Lecture Hours 2
    Laboratory Hours 3
    Prerequisites CoSc2052
    Program BSc Degree in Computer Science
    Academic Year
    Instructors’ Name
    Course Coordinator
    Department Head
    Course Description This course covers topics on Java which includes: AWT and Swing, I/O
    Streams, Multi-threading, Network Programming, Java database
    connectivity (JDBC), RMI, and Introduction to Servlets.
    Course Objective At the end of this course, students will be able to:
    Carry out design and development of complex elements, such as user
    interfaces, multiprocessing, and fault-tolerant components;
    Practice TCP/IP Client Server applications using Sockets;
    Write Java applications using the JDBC to make database
    independent queries; and Call methods remotely.
    Course Contents
    Chapte TOPIC Time
    r Allotte
    1 Overview of Java Programming d 6hrs.
    .
    1.1. Data types and variables
    1.2. Arrays
    1.3. Decision and Repetition statement
    1.4. Exception Handling
    1.4.1. Exception handling overview
    1.4.2. Syntax
    2 Java Applet 4hrs.
    .
    2.1. Overview of Java Applets
    2.2. Java Applets Vs Java Application

    3 AWT and Swing 8hrs.


    .
    3.1. Concepts of AWT and Swing
    3.1.1. AWT controls (Frames, Label, Button, text Field,
    Combo box ..)
    3.1.2. Swing controls (JFrame, JLabel, JButton, JtextField,
    JComboBox,...)
    3.2. Event Handling
    3.2.1. Sources
    3.2.2. Listeners

    4 Streams and File I/O 8hrs.


    .
    4.1. Input output streams
    4.1.1. Various stream classes
    4.1.2. Using Streams
    4.1.3. Object Streams
    4.2. File management
    5 Multi- threading concept 4hrs
    . .
    5.1. Thread vs process
    5.2. Multiple threads
    5.2.1. Thread priorities
    5.2.2. Thread synchronization

    6. Networking in Java 8hrs.


    6.1. Networking overview
    6.1.1. Types of connections
    6.2. Socket programming
    6.2.1. Socket, port and URI
    6.2.2. Implementing Socket programming
    6.3. Remote method invocation (RMI)
    6.3.1. Overview of RMI
    6.3.2. The RMI registry
    6.3.3. The remote Interface
    6.3.4. Implementing RMI

    5. Java - Database connectivity 6hrs.

    7.1. Introduction on database systems


    7.1.1. Structured query language (SQL)
    7.2. Basic JDBC programming concept
    7.2.1. Populating database
    7.2.2. Executing queries
    7.2.3. Manipulating query results

    6. Servlets 4hrs.
    8.1. Servlet overview and architecture
    8.2. Handling HTTP methods (GET and POST requests)
    8.3. Request redirecting
    8.4. Multi-tier applications using JDBC from servlet

    Teaching & Learning Methods


    Lectures
    Lab work
    Assessment Methods:
    Assessment Methods Points
    Test 1 10%
    Test 2 10%
    Individual or group assignment 10%
    Presentation of individual/group work 10%
    Class activity and participation 10%
    Final Exam 50%
    Grand total 100%

    Text books:

     Java 5.0 Program Design,1st Edition. James Cohoon, Jack Davidson cGraw-Hill
    Science/Engineering/Math, 2005

    References
     Cay Horstmann, Core Java, Volume II--Advanced Features (Core Series), 11th
    Edition, Pearson, February 2019

     Paul Deitel, Harvey M. Deitel , Java: How to Program, 9th Edition, Pearson
    College, 2011

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