DE CSE 5TH SEMESTER SYLLABUS

CHAPTER - 1 INTRODUCING JAVA

•  A brief History of Java. 
•  Why Java is popular for Internet. 
•  Java Applets and Applications 
•  Security 
•  Portability 
•  Java components 
•  The byte code- Java Development kit ( JDK ) 
•  Java Virtual Machine (JVM) 

CHAPTER – 2 JAVA LANGUAGE FEATURES

•  Java program structure : 
•  Character set, Constants, Variables, Data types, Operators(Arithmetic, Relational, Logical, Conditional, Bit-wise,Special ) Expressions ( Arithmetic, Logical ) 
•  Branching statements - Simple if statement- If-else statement- Switch – case statement- Break, continue 
•  Looping- While loop- Do – while loop- For loop- Break & continue 

CHAPTER – 3 INTRODUCING CLASSES & OBJECT

•  Class fundamentals- The general form of a class- A simple class 
•  Declaring objects  Introducing Methods- Adding a method that takes parameters- Returning a value  Constructors- Parameterized constructors 
•  The this keyword- Instance variable Hiding. 
•  Garbage collectors. 
•  The finalize( ) method. 
•  Overloading Methods, constructors100 
•  Using objects as parameters. 
•  Concept of Nested and Inner classes Access control parameters such as public, protected and private. 

CHAPTER – 4 WRAPER CLASSES OF JAVA

•  Type casting wrapper classes - Boolean, Character, Double, Float, Integer and Long 
•  Study of string classes and methods - Type conversion (toUppercase, toLowercase), Replace( ), EqualsLength( ), CharAt( ) and CompareTo( ) 
•  Vector Class and Method - AddElement( ), ElementAt( ), Size( ), RemoveElementAt( ), CopyInto(Array) and InsertElementAt( )  Array one Dim, Two Dimensional 

CHAPTER – 5 INHERITANCE

•  Inheritance Basics 
•  Member Access and Inheritance 
•  A superclass variable can reference a subclass object. 
•  Using this and super for member and constructor references . 
•  Creating a multilevel hierarchy. 
•  Method overloading 
•  Using final with Inheritance. 
•  Multiple Inheritance using Interfaces. - Using Java Interfaces. - Defining an Interfaces. - Implementing Interfaces. - Applying Interfaces. - Variable in Interfaces. - Interface to implement call back functions. 
•  Packages – Creating Packages, Accessing package, writing package 

CHAPTER – 6 EXCEPTION HANDLING

•  Fundamentals.  Types. 
•  Why use exception handling. 
•  Hierarchy 
•  Exception handling constructs 
•  Try-Catch-Finally 
•  Throw statements 
•  Throw clause 
•  Creating your own exception class. 

CHAPTER – 7 MULTITHREADED PROGRAMMING

•  What are thread. 
•  Why use thread. 
•  Creating and running thread. 
•  Implementing Runnable. 
•  Extending thread. 101 
•  Synchronization. 
•  Synchronization Methods and statements. 
•  Creating multiple Threads - Thread synchronization. - Inter thread communication - Priorities and scheduling. - Thread local variables 

CHAPTER – 8 JAVA APPLETES.

•  Applet Basics - The Applet class - Applet architecture. 
•  An Applet skeleton - Applet Initialization and termination 
•  Simple Applet Display Methods. - Requesting repainting - Using the status window - HTML APPLET tag - Passing parameters to Applet - get DocumnetBase() and get CodeBase() , show Document ()