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C++ What you will learn • Create, compile and run C++ programs • Read and understand C++ syntax • Write functions, decisions, loops and exceptions • Declare, use and distinguish variables, constants, arrays, pointers and references • Define and implement classes to produce reliable, reusable code • Use STL classes and instantiate templates • Implement object-oriented designs using encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism		UNIX What you will learn • Use the Common Desktop Environment (CDE) to interact with files and programs • Navigate the UNIX/Linux file system, and use directories, links and symbolic links • Use the KornShell, including wildcards, command history and substitutions • Display and search online documentation • Find files by name, owner, type or other attributes • Process data with filters and pipes • Perform simple administration, such as backing up and restoring personal files		JAVA What you will learn • Write, compile and execute Java programs using Java 2 • Build robust applications using Java's object-oriented features • Create applications and applets using Java class libraries • Develop platform-independent GUIs Read and write data using Java streams • Solve browser compatibility problems with Java Plug-In
INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW • The relationship between C, C++, Java and C# C++ PROGRAMMING BUILDING BLOCKS The main function and standard I/O • main's specification and body • Displaying values and strings to cout • Reading values from cin • Formatting output with stream manipulators Objects, constants and references • Declaring and initializing variables • Instantiating STL containers from templates • Using references for efficiency and constants for safety Defining and calling functions • Passing arguments to functions and returning values from functions Decisions, loops and logic • Making decisions with if/else • bool vs. int logical values • if/else statement "chains" • Performing loops with while and for Arrays, pointers and strings • Pointers vs. references • Standard string class and functions DEFINING C++ CLASSES AND OBJECTS Encapsulating higher-level data types • Public member functions and private data members • Protected class members • Constructors and destructors • Member initialization syntax • Self-reference: the this pointer MANAGING DYNAMIC DATA • Allocating and deallocating memory with new and delete • Handling allocation with try and catch • Avoiding memory leaks		INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW UNIX/LINUX operating system features • Multiuser and multitasking • Hierarchical file system • User-selectable command language • Graphical user interfaces based on X • Network communication services • Highly portable kernel and utilities Common Desktop Environment • Front panel and workspace window • Window controls • Workspace menu • OpenWindows, KDE, GNOME THE UNIX FILE SYSTEM Manipulating files • Copying, moving, linking, removing • Remote file copy and display • File attributes • The vi editor • Controlling access • Comparing, printing FILTERS AND PIPELINES Concepts and basic filters • Tool-building philosophy • Input, output and error streams • sort: sorting • cat: catenating • grep: searching for patterns • we: counting • tail: trimmingAdvanced filters • sed: stream editing • awk: field processingUsing regular expressions • egrep: extended grep • Searches & substitutions using sed and vi ADMINISTRATION FOR USERS Acting as the super-user • Managing users and groups • System initialization: init process • System shutdown: shutdown command • Daemon processes • cron HTML • HTML Language • Web-page Design		INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW DEVELOPING GUIs Foundations of user interfaces • Basic GUI widgets • Event-driven programming • Modal vs. non-modal interaction Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT) • The need for a portable windowing library • Adding components to containers • Arranging components using layout managers Java Foundation Classes (JFC) • Advantages of lightweight components • Creating basic components: buttons, text fields, drop-down lists • Dialogs and message boxes Event handling • Adapters and listeners • Registering event handlers • Inner classes and top-level classes Building applets • Embedding applets in Web pages • The applet security model • The applet life cycle • Deploying browser-independent applets with Java Plug-In INPUT AND OUTPUT Java streams • Streams, Readers and Writers • Accessing files Files and directories • Creating, deleting and renaming files • Obtaining directory and file information JAVA DEVELOPMENT TOOLS • Java Development Kit (JDK) • Compiler • Appletviewer JDBC JAVA SERVLET JAVA SERVERPAGES

 

 

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