[Computer Application Engineering Technology] 3.Java Programming
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Lesson Code: TCEN2024G010

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Academic Hours
6.30hours
Publish Date
Nov 2024

Lecturer

1. Lecturer: LI Bin, Dongguan Polytechnic

2. Lecturer: HUANG Lingfeng, Dongguan Polytechnic

3. Lecturer: CAO Yangzhi, Dongguan Polytechnic

General Introduction
This course is a mandatory core subject for the Computer Application Technology major. It aims to equip trainees with an understanding of Java language features,
common Java libraries, and object-oriented programming concepts. Trainees will learn to use the Java language to write application-oriented programs.

This Course is for
● Helping trainees to familiarize with the features of the Java language.
● Enabling trainees to master the syntax characteristics of the three major structures in Java programming: sequence, selection, and iteration.
● Enabling trainees to grasp the differences and usage methods of the eight common primitive data types in Java.
● Helping trainees to understand the relationships between classes, objects, and methods in Java.
● Helping trainees to master the three main features of Java: encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
● Enabling trainees to acquire proficiency in the commonly used methods and usage order of JDBC.
● Helping trainees to understand the principles of exception handling mechanisms in Java.
● Helping trainees to master the differences between the List, Set, and Map interfaces in Java.

Learning Materials

● Corresponding PPT
● Online Course Video
● Simulation Question Tanks

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Benefits of Learning

● Being able to analyze actual requirements, design program flow, and create program modules or execution flowcharts.
● Capable of using common methods from the Date, Time, and Math classes based on the Java API documentation.
● Being able to complete the installation and use of JDK, Eclipse, or IntelliJ IDEA tools.
● Capable of identifying common exceptions in programs and handling them using the try…catch, finally, throws, and throw keywords.
● Knowing how to use the List, Set, and Map interfaces, performing collection traversal, utilizing the Collection utility class, and programming and debugging accordingly

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