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Java Programming Lab (Diploma)

Java programs on OOP, exceptions, threads, GUI and database connectivity.

6 MonthsDuration 5Chapters19Topics
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Syllabus · पाठ्यक्रम

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01Java Basics 5 topics
  1. Installing JDK and setting PATH
  2. Programs using operators and control statements
  3. Command-line arguments
  4. Arrays - sorting and matrix operations
  5. String functions
02Classes and Inheritance 4 topics
  1. Class with constructors and method overloading
  2. Inheritance with method overriding and super
  3. Abstract class and interface programs
  4. Creating and importing a user-defined package
03Exceptions and Threads 4 topics
  1. try, catch, finally with built-in exceptions
  2. User-defined exception
  3. Creating threads using Thread and Runnable
  4. Synchronized method example
04Collections and Files 2 topics
  1. ArrayList and HashMap programs
  2. Reading and writing a text file
05GUI and JDBC 4 topics
  1. Swing form with labels, text fields and buttons
  2. Event handling with ActionListener
  3. Connecting to MySQL with JDBC
  4. Insert and display records from a Swing form

About

You will be able to

  • Install the JDK, set the path and compile and run Java programs from the command line and an IDE
  • Write programs using control statements, arrays and strings
  • Implement classes, inheritance, interfaces and packages
  • Handle exceptions including user-defined exceptions
  • Create multithreaded programs
  • Build a simple Swing form and connect it to a MySQL database using JDBC

Who it is for

  • Diploma Computer Science & Engineering students of Semester 4 (BTEUP)
  • Diploma IT students preparing for the Java practical exam and viva

What you need

  • Java Programming theory of the same semester and basic OOP knowledge
  • A computer with JDK, an IDE (NetBeans / Eclipse) and MySQL

Questions

Which syllabus is followed?

The BTEUP Diploma CSE Semester 4 Java Programming Lab list. Where your college list differs, the centre follows your own lab syllabus.

Which IDE is used?

Programs are first run from the command line and then in NetBeans or Eclipse.

Is viva practice included?

Yes. Each experiment ends with viva questions on the Java concepts used.

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