Java Standalone Application Developer

Java Standalone Application Developer - JSAD

Introduction

Java Standalone Application Developer (JSAD) is a practical training program formulated and introduced to fulfill the skill component of a prospective Java SE professional. The JSAD program comprises of two parts. Under part I candidates are trained to develop an Architectural design for Human Resource, Production, Marketing and Finance Departments of a real client.

Scope

Target Audience

Course Content

Module 1- Professional Issues in Java Technology (PIJT)
Module 2- Development of a Physical Business Model (DPBM)
Module 3-Analysis of Hierarchical Arrangement f a Multinational Company leads to ERP Application Development (AHAMC)
Module4 - Business Process Management (BPM)
Module5 - Business process Modeling and Business process Modeling Notation (BPMN)
Module 6 - Business Process Management of the Department of Production (BPMDP)
Module 7 - Business Process Management of the Department of Human Resource (BPMDHR)
Module 8 – Business Process Management of the Department of Marketing (BPMDM)
Module 9 – Business Process Management of the Department of Finance (BPMDF)
Modulle10 – Activity Diagrams of Unified Modeling Language capabilities for Business Process Using Net Beans (AD-UML)
Module 11 – Use Case Diagrams of Unified Modeling Language for Production, HR, Marketing and Finance Departments - (UCD-UML)
Module 12 – Wire Frames Development and Story Board Developments for Production Human Resource Marketing and Finance Departments using Net Beans GUI Design Capabilities - (WFD & SBD)
Module 13 – Traditional File Management System for Data Handling (TFMS)
Module 14 – Atomic Analysis of Data Bases (AADB)
Module 15 – Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERD)
Module 16 – Session Management in Data Bases(SMDB)
Module 17 - Architectural Design Project Completion and Submission (ADPCS)

Part II

JavaSE content

Module 1 -Introduction to computers, programming languages, software
Module 2 -Introduction to the Java language, and Java development environment
Module 3 -Data types, variables and arrays
Module 4 -Operators
Module 5 -Flow controls
Module 6 -Object oriented programming with Java
Module 7 -Introduction to the API
Module 8 -Event Handling in Java
Module 9 -Java Database Connectivity
Module 10 -Usage of the Java Swing package
Module 11 -Usage of advance Swing components
Module 12 -MVC Architecture

Additional content

Presentation skills development
Researching standards
Introduction to other technologies - barcode scanning and fingerprint recognition

Course work to be covered

Final project presentation and viva
Typing test
Vocabulary Test
Technical presentation
Technical research document
2 individual projects developed for 2 small industries
Written examination
Practical examination

	Java Standalone Application Developer - JSAD Introduction Java Standalone Application Developer (JSAD) is a practical training program formulated and introduced to fulfill the skill component of a prospective Java SE professional. The JSAD program comprises of two parts. Under part I candidates are trained to develop an Architectural design for Human Resource, Production, Marketing and Finance Departments of a real client. Scope Target Audience Course Content Module 1- Professional Issues in Java Technology (PIJT) Module 2- Development of a Physical Business Model (DPBM) Module 3-Analysis of Hierarchical Arrangement f a Multinational Company leads to ERP Application Development (AHAMC) Module4 - Business Process Management (BPM) Module5 - Business process Modeling and Business process Modeling Notation (BPMN) Module 6 - Business Process Management of the Department of Production (BPMDP) Module 7 - Business Process Management of the Department of Human Resource (BPMDHR) Module 8 – Business Process Management of the Department of Marketing (BPMDM) Module 9 – Business Process Management of the Department of Finance (BPMDF) Modulle10 – Activity Diagrams of Unified Modeling Language capabilities for Business Process Using Net Beans (AD-UML) Module 11 – Use Case Diagrams of Unified Modeling Language for Production, HR, Marketing and Finance Departments - (UCD-UML) Module 12 – Wire Frames Development and Story Board Developments for Production Human Resource Marketing and Finance Departments using Net Beans GUI Design Capabilities - (WFD & SBD) Module 13 – Traditional File Management System for Data Handling (TFMS) Module 14 – Atomic Analysis of Data Bases (AADB) Module 15 – Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERD) Module 16 – Session Management in Data Bases(SMDB) Module 17 - Architectural Design Project Completion and Submission (ADPCS) Part II JavaSE content Module 1 -Introduction to computers, programming languages, software Module 2 -Introduction to the Java language, and Java development environment Module 3 -Data types, variables and arrays Module 4 -Operators Module 5 -Flow controls Module 6 -Object oriented programming with Java Module 7 -Introduction to the API Module 8 -Event Handling in Java Module 9 -Java Database Connectivity Module 10 -Usage of the Java Swing package Module 11 -Usage of advance Swing components Module 12 -MVC Architecture Additional content Presentation skills development Researching standards Introduction to other technologies - barcode scanning and fingerprint recognition Related Technology Contents covered Structured Query Language Jasper reporting Java Finalizing Toolkit Course work to be covered Final project presentation and viva Typing test Vocabulary Test Technical presentation Technical research document 2 individual projects developed for 2 small industries Written examination Practical examination