Java Certified Foundations Associate Awareness (Entry Level)

Topics covered

• compile and execute simple Java applications from the command line
• create and run classes that use encapsulation in Java
• create and run classes that use inheritance in Java
• create and run classes that use polymorphism in Java
• create and use inner classes in Java
• create, compile and run a simple Java application using IntelliJ
• demonstrate how to download, install and configure the IntelliJ for Java Developers
• demonstrate Java packages and how to import them into a Java application
• demonstrate some of the basic of Java including keywords, comments, variables, identifiers, and data types
• demonstrate the different types of Java comments and Javadoc type comments
• describe the features and components of the Java Development Runtime (JRE)
• describe the features and components of the Java Development Toolkit
• describe the features of Java objects, classes, and interfaces
• describe the features of Java that allow applications to be distributed, such as RMI and EJB
• describe the features of Java that allow it to run more quickly than traditional interpreted programming languages
• describe the Java Virtual Machine and how it relates to Java
• describe the key components of object-oriented programming and how OOP relates to Java
• describe the main features of the Java programming language
• describe the neutral architecture of Java and the benefits that this provides
• describe the platform independence of Java and the advantages and drawbacks of this approach
• describe the reserved words in Java
• recognize examples of real-world Java applications
• use java.lang package including the primitive wrappers, String and StringBuilder class, the Math class and the System class
• write comments that can be used by the JavaDoc tool to genereate JavaDoc pages