Java 2

Final Exam Review

Students will demonstrate an understanding multitier software design

• Explain the project's folder structure and know where certain content and file types go.
  • pom.xml
  • .gitignore
  • src/main/java/../controller
  • src/main/java/../model
  • src/main/java/shared
  • src/main/resources
  • src/main/webapp
  • src/main/webapp/WEB-INF
  • src/test

Students will understand the use of standard collections and generics in the Java programming language

• Demonstrate the use of Collection classes and methods.
  • Collections
  • List
  • ArrayList
  • Set
  • HashSet

Students will understand elementary Thread programming in Java

• Know the requirements to create Thread classes, instantiate objects, run, and wait for them to finish.
  • Runnable
  • Thread
  • synchronized keyword

Students will create software that performs standard data operations with Java and a relational database

• Know classes and methods needed to connect to and query databases.
  • Connection
  • AutoCloseable and try-with-resources
  • CallableStatement and parameter indexes
  • ResultSet

Students will use streams to communicate with sockets and files

• Know what's needed to create a ServerEndpoint.
  • Json, Encoder, Decoder
• Know what's needed to communicate using JavaScript WebSocket.

Students will apply elementary XML functionality in Java

• Know how to get HTML page content and loop through it.

Students will understand the importance of using standard Object Oriented Programming (OOP) design tools such as the Unified Modeling Language (UML)

• Class Diagrams
• ER Diagrams
• Sequence Diagrams

Students will demonstrate a preference for messages and Exceptions for communicating between components

• Understand purpose of Validator methods
• Use a regular expression
• Validate using setter methods
• Know getParameter and setAttribute methods
• Know how to display error and success messages

Students will systematize Test Driven Development

• Write unit tests for Validators.
• Write unit tests for setter methods.

Other Items

• Intellectual Property
  • Copyright length for individuals and corporations
  • Different types of licenses: MIT, GNU, Commercial
  • Fair Use
  • Work For Hire
  • Non-Compete Clause
• Contributing to open source projects on GitHub
  • Forking
  • Cloning
  • Branching
  • Pull Requests
• APIs
  • MovieAPI
• CSV
  • Tested on midterm