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SYS-ED’s Oracle training programs utilize the full complement of Oracle training medium - traditional, web-based, and technology driven classrooms.

The client organization selects the modules to comprise the training program which then are tailored to specific training needs and operational objectives. The Oracle courses which comprise a program do not have to be conduced on consecutive weeks and can be coordinated with project requirements. At the client's discretion, validation assessment and a final examination can be utilized.

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Java Programming 4 days
Java Programming: Advanced 4 days
Oracle: JDeveloper 4 days
Oracle: Create Servlets and JavaServer Pages 3 days
Oracle: Database Access with Java and JDBC 2 days
Oracle: Develop Enterprise JavaBeans 4 days
Module: Java Programming
Duration: 4 days
Audience: Application programmers
Prerequisites: Programming
Topics:
1. Java - advantages 2. Java program structure 3. Object-oriented programming with Java
4. Object paradigm 5. Java's object-oriented features 6. Language syntax
7. Flow control 8. Class definition 9. Java program - building the components
10. GUI development 11. User interface foundation 12. AWT: Abstract Windowing Toolkit
13. Event handling 14. Building applets 15. Input and output
16. Java streams 17. Files and directories 18. Java development tools
Module: Java Programming: Advanced
Duration: 4 days
Audience: Application programmers
Prerequisites: Java Programming
Topics:
1. JFC - Swing Facilities 2. Performance design 3.Coding efficiencies
4. Security 5. Inner classes and adapters 6. Serialization
7. Accessing relational databases 8. Programming techniques  
Module: Oracle: JDeveloper
Duration: 4 days
Audience: Application programmers
Prerequisites: Java
Topics:
1. The JDeveloper IDE 2. Java for PL/SQL Programmers 3.JDeveloper for Oracle Programmers
4. JDeveloper and the Java Environment 5. Business Components for Java (BC4J) 6. Deployment Alternatives
7. Debugging with JDeveloper 8. Implementation Techniques 9. JSPs: JavaServer Pages
10. User Interface Components 11. Menus and Toolbars 12. Layouts
13. UML Diagrams 14. Profiler  
Module: Oracle: Create Servlets and JavaServer Pages
Duration: 3 days
Audience: Application programmers
Prerequisites: Java
Topics:
1. Server-side Java 2. Servlets: architecture and concepts 3.Developing an HTTP servlet
4. Server-side applications and the database 5. Session-enabled servlets 6. JavaServer Pages: Concepts
7. Tags utilization in JavaServer pages 8. A BC4J-based JavaServer page 9. Oracle browser
10. Packaging for deployment to Oracle AS 11. J2EE applications: deployment considerations  
Module: Oracle: Database Access with Java and JDBC
Duration: 2 days
Audience: Application programmers
Prerequisites: Java
Topics:
1. Database access with Java 2. JDBC and SQL 3.JDBC steps
4. JDBC performance extensions 5. JDBC optional package and JDBC in web applications 6. Embedding SQL statements in Java code
7. SQLJ advanced topics 8. Developing and deploying stored procedures in Java  
Module: Oracle: Develop Enterprise JavaBeans
Duration: 4 days
Audience: Application programmers
Prerequisites: Java
Topics:
1. J2EE architecture 2. BC4J: OracleAS containers for J2EE 3. EJB architecture and concepts
4. Session bean development 5. Entity beans 6. EJB query language
7. EJB component - connecting 8. Transactions in Enterprise JavaBeans 9. Javabeans: access control for Enterprise JavaBeans

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