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Java Chapterwise

The document outlines a lesson plan for a Programming in Java course, consisting of 42 classes divided into five modules. Topics include Java basics, inheritance, exception handling, packages, multithreading, event handling, and Swing GUI. Each module features a recap and review to reinforce learning.

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Java Chapterwise

The document outlines a lesson plan for a Programming in Java course, consisting of 42 classes divided into five modules. Topics include Java basics, inheritance, exception handling, packages, multithreading, event handling, and Swing GUI. Each module features a recap and review to reinforce learning.

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SUBJECT NAME: PROGRAMMING IN JAVA SUBJECT CODE: 23ECE55A

SEMESTER: V PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVE COURSE

Here is the lesson plan content for 42 classes based


on your uploaded Java syllabus:
Lesson Plan Content (42 Classes)
Module 1: Basics of Java (11 Classes)
1. Introduction to Java and Bytecode
2. Java Development Kit (JDK) and Java Buzzwords
3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
4. Writing Simple Java Programs
5. Data Types and Variables
6. Arrays in Java
7. Operators in Java
8. Control Statements (if, switch, loops)
9. Class Fundamentals and Declaring Objects
10. Constructors and this keyword
11. Garbage Collection and Recap of Module 1
Module 2: Inheritance and Exception Handling
(11 Classes)
12. Inheritance Basics
13. super Keyword and Multilevel Inheritance
14. Method Overriding
15. Abstract Classes
16. Exception Handling Fundamentals
17. Exception Types and Uncaught Exceptions
18. try-catch and Multiple catch Clauses
19. Nested try, throw and throws
20. finally Block and Java’s Built-in Exceptions
SUBJECT NAME: PROGRAMMING IN JAVA SUBJECT CODE: 23ECE55A
SEMESTER: V PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVE COURSE

21. Custom Exception Classes and Chained


Exceptions
22. Recap and Review of Module 2
Module 3: Packages, Interfaces, Multithreading (9
Classes)
23. Creating and Using Packages
24. Access Protection and Importing Packages
25. Interfaces: Definition and Usage
26. Introduction to Threads and Lifecycle
27. Creating Threads: Extending Thread and
Implementing Runnable
28. Thread Methods and Synchronization
29. Changing Thread States and Thread Control
30. Applications using Multithreading
31. Recap and Review of Module 3
Module 4: Event Handling (5 Classes)
32. Event Handling Mechanisms and Delegation
Model
33. Event Classes and Event Sources
34. Event Listener Interfaces and Adapter Classes
35. Inner Classes and their Use in Events
36. Recap and Review of Module 4
Module 5: Swing GUI (6 Classes)
37. Introduction to Swing and its Features
38. Components and Containers in Swing
39. The Swing Packages and Simple Swing
SUBJECT NAME: PROGRAMMING IN JAVA SUBJECT CODE: 23ECE55A
SEMESTER: V PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVE COURSE

Application
40. Creating a Swing Applet
41. JLabel and ImageIcon in Swing
42. Review, Summary and Integration of All
Modules
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