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This course is for experienced Java programmers who are preparing to take the Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform Examination 310-025.

Java and Object-Oriented Fundamentals provides an overview of the fundamentals of the language and object-oriented programming.
Declarations, Flow Control, and Exception Handling shows users how to declare variables and methods and how to use statements to control the flow of programs and handle exceptions.
Classes, Interfaces, Methods, and Garbage Collection shows users how to declare classes and interfaces, how to overload and override methods, and how garbage-collection mechanism works.
Threads explains how multithreading works and how it is supported.
The java.lang Package describes the classes and interfaces of the .lang package.
The java.util Package describes the classes and interfaces of util package.
GUI Components and Containers of the awt Package describes the GUI components and containers of .awt and explains how the AWT classes and interfaces are used to develop a Java-based GUI.
Layouts and Event Handlers of the.awt Package explains how the classes and interfaces of .awt are used to organize the display of GUI components and how event-handling classes and interfaces are used.
Graphic and Image Elements of the .awt Package explains how to display bitmapped images, draw geometric shapes, and control the way text is displayed.
The .io Package explains how to perform sophisticated input and output using standard I/O, memory buffers, and files

During the courses, you will learn how to:

Identify correctly constructed package declarations, import statements, and method declarations
Identify all programming language keywords and correctly constructed identifiers
Describe the range of all primitive data types
Declare literal values for String and all primitive types
Determine the result of applying any operator to operands of any type, class, scope, or accessibility
Describe the basic concepts and techniques of object-oriented programming
Declare variables and methods making appropriate use of all permitted modifiers
Describe the significance of all modifiers
Identify correctly constructed variable and method declarations
State the legal return types for any method
Write code using if and switch statements
Write code using all forms of loops
Write code that makes proper use of exceptions and exception-handling clauses
Declare classes and interfaces
Identify correctly constructed class and interface declarations
Identify correctly constructed implementations
Write code to construct instances of any concrete class
Write code to invoke overridden or overloaded methods
State the behavior that is guaranteed by the garbage collection system
Write code that explicitly makes objects eligible for collection
Write code to define, instantiate, and start new threads
Recognize conditions that might prevent a thread from executing
Write code to protect against concurrent access problems and to communicate between threads
Define the interaction between threads, and between threads and object locks
Identify the classes and interfaces provided by the .lang package
Describe how the Object, Class, and System classes are used
Explain how the wrapped classes are used
Define the differences between the String and StringBuffer classes
Write code using the methods of the Math class
Identify the classes and interfaces provided by the .util package
Explain how the Collections API is used
Describe the class and interface hierarchy supported by the Collections API
Illustrate how the date-related classes of .util are used
Describe how the AWT is used to build graphical user interfaces
Explain which components and containers are supported by the AWT
Define how each component and container is used
Illustrate how components and containers are assembled into applets and applications
Explain which classes and interfaces support layouts and event handling
Describe how layout managers simplify the process of organizing GUI components
Illustrate how each layout manager is used
Explain how listeners and adapters are used to implement the event-delegation model
Override a component's event-dispatching methods
Describe how painting and repainting occurs
Identify the types of methods provided by the Graphics class
Explain how geometric shapes and text are drawn
Illustrate how images are created and displayed
Define clipping
Write code to read, write, and update files
Select valid constructor arguments for input and output stream classes and subclasses
Write code that navigates a file system
Explain how international text is supported