The course focuses mainly on the Java programming language using JDK 1.2, its syntax and semantics. It covers data types, variables and constants, assignment and initialization, relational and Boolean operators, control and flow constructs, classes and objects, basic object-oriented programming with Java, understanding Java applets, and graphics programming with Java. World Wide Web pages are becoming truly interactive, with embedded applets for content, animation, graphics, and sound. This is made possible by using Java with its promise of platform independence. On completion of this course, you should be able to write basic Java applications and applets, and you should be prepared to undertake advanced courses in Java.
Enrollment is limited.
He previously worked as senior member of technical staff at Oracle in the Data Server Division. He has taught for UC Berkeley Extension since 1998 and also teaches at DeAnza College. He has more than 20 years of experience in the computer field, including 15 years of teaching programming languages and operating systems. He previously worked as senior member of technical staff at Oracle in the Data Server Division. He has taught for UC Berkeley Extension since 1998 and also teaches at DeAnza College.