Library 7: Technical Web Development

JAVA 1.2 Series

Total Time: 24 hours

Java 1.2: Writing Java Programs		4 hours	JVVC01
Java 1.2: Writing Java Programs provides an introduction to using the Java programming language.
Becoming a Programmer Writing Your First Program		Understanding How Java Programs Work

Java 1.2: Java Programming Basics		4 hours	JVVC02
Java 1.2: Java Programming Basics provides an introduction to the basics of programming in Java.
Storing Information in a Program Using Variables and Expressions Using Strings to Communicate		Using Conditionals to Make Decisions Repeating an Action with Loops

Java 1.2: Using Objects and Arrays		4 hours	JVVC03
Java 1.2: Using Objects and Arrays explains how to create and manage arrays and objects.
Storing Information with Arrays Creating Your First Object Describing What Your Object Is Like		Inheriting Methods from Other Classes Inheriting Methods from Other Classes

Java 1.2: Creating Java Applets		4 hours	JVVC04
Java 1.2: Creating Java Applets explains Java applets and how to set up and manage them.
Learning How Applets Work Creating a Threaded Applet		Sending Parameters to Applets Using Fonts and Colour in Applets

Java 1.2: Graphics and User Events		4 hours	JVVC05
Java 1.2: Graphics and User Events shows how to create graphics, animations, and user interfaces with Java.
Working with Graphics Creating Animation		Building a Simple User Interface Using Layout Managers

Java 1.2: Putting Your Skills to Work		4 hours	JVVC06
Java 1.2: Putting Your Skills to Work explains how to put together some of the Java features beyond the basics to create Web applets.
Responding to User Events Playing Games with Java Writing a Game for the Web		Spicing Up a Web Page Making Your Knowledge Add Up

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