
Install JDK 8 on a 64-bit Windows machine by downloading from Oracle, running the installer, and configuring environment variables so Java commands run from the command line.
Create your first Java project in Eclipse Heidi, set up a package inside src, write a class with main, and run it from the console or the green run button.
Define interfaces as a contract of public abstract methods between client and service provider, then declare and implement them in classes using practical lab examples.
Learn to create username and password text fields in a Java Swing AWT app, set their sizes, and mask the password input using an echo character.
Learn to build a Java Swing GUI by creating a submit button, styling the username label and password field with setFont and a new Font(type, style, size).
Explore building a registration form with username and password fields, then learn list and choice controls for multi-select and drop-down options, including adding, inserting, and removing items.
Learn to create checkboxes and radio button behavior in Java AWT using checkbox constructors, labels, and groups. Build a form with qualification options and a styled sign-up button.
Learn how to make gui components respond by implementing and attaching listeners (frame, button, text field, menu) and override methods to execute actions such as insert queries into a database.
Create a Java Swing calculator GUI by wiring add and subtract buttons to a shared action listener, reading inputs with getText and converting to integers to show the result.
Build a Java Swing/AWT pizza cart demo with size radios and topping checkboxes, showing $5 small, $7.5 medium, $10 large, $1.5 per topping, and a dynamic total.
Examine the drawbacks of the AWT API and see how Swing offers more components, lighter frames, and features like image buttons and tooltips for easier UI development.
Learn how to implement tool tip text to provide hints for password fields and labels, revealing guidance when users hover the pointer during real-time application development.
Explore how to use JOptionPane to create message, confirm, and input dialogs in Java Swing, with examples of closing a frame, login authentication, and collecting user input.
Create and configure JRadioButton components labeled male and female, group them with a ButtonGroup to enforce single selection, and position and style them in a Java Swing GUI.
Create and configure a JComboBox in a Java Swing GUI, add city and technology options, set bounds and coordinates, and prepare for integrating a JList.
Before describing what i am covering in the course, let me show you here what candidates truly think about this course.
There open opinion is posted here below:
Erika Lange : Thank you so much for not only verbally explaining but creating easy to follow images both of code and process flows. I am a very visual learner, and I feel that I have a hard time with online learning often times, since its usually formatted as a recorded lecture. With the imagines provided here it was easy to me to better conceptualize in theory what was happening, then practice the code on my own using your practical application steps. Thank you, thank you
Peter Ganss : Great teacher. Points out things in java no one ever told me before. I enjoy his way of teaching. Just exellent.
DilipKumar : good course and learning method is good
Janani Suresh : Yes, I enjoyed learning AWT and Jswing basics from this course and it is useful for me for my upcoming project
This course is very useful for personal and professional use, if you want to create any kind of GUI Application for yourself or want to sell to your client.
The course has been made you have very minimal or no knowledge on Java , hence we also had covered the core java then we slowly step by step moved towards the AWT API then, SWING API.
The course has very minimal and only necessary theory and most we focused on hands on, so you will directly learn by executing the programs and you will become expert in coding also parallel developing GUI Application.
Also After doing same project with code we will also show you the shortcut way to Create same GUI Application with very Less coding in just few minutes.
So see you in the classroom.
Major Topics Covered In Course :
· Lab Preparation include Installing JDK,Eclipse IDE Installation,Creating 1st eclipse project.
· Introduction to Java
· Data Type, Java Variables, Class and Object
· Accessing object in various classes and packages
· Constructor, Inheritance and method overriding, Interface
· Introduction to GUI Programming
· AWT Component
· Two ways to create Frame Object
· Label, TextField, Button, Layout Manager, List and Choice, CheckBox and RadioButton
· Listeners Overview
· Window Listener
· Window Adapter Class
· Action Listener
· Job Validator Application Demo
· Creating Job Validator app using Item Listener and Action Listener
· Menubar,Menu,MenuItems
· Pizza Cart App Demo
· Drawbacks of AWT API
· Introduction to Swing
· Swing Components Hierarchy
· JFrame
· JLabel
· JLabel
· JButton
· JTextField, JPasswordField
· JOption Pane
· JCheckBox
· JRadioButton
· JComboBox
· JList, JTextArea
· And Many More assignments and solution inside.