Enterprise Java for Managers –  J1010  (Duration: 3 days)

 This course aims to provide a broad overview of Java and J2EE for Technical managers and Technical sales consultants. At the end of this course the attendee will have a solid understanding of Java and distributed computing using Java. The initial part of the course will focus on the language itself, while the later part of the course will focus on J2EE concepts

 

This course is more conceptual and less coding, although attendees will be deploying and running solutions provided to them.

Who Can Benefit

·         Technical Managers who are new to Java and J2EE

·         Technical Sales Consultants wanting to understand Java and J2EE

Prerequisites

·         Knowledge of OO

·         Awareness of distributed computing trends

Topics Covered/Skills Gained

·         Introduction to Java

·         Introduction to Distributed Computing

·         Technical Overview of J2EE

Course Content

 

Module 1: Introduction to Java

·         High level concepts

·         Basic Language Constructs

·         Java Application Development

·         Project management issues

·         Tools Considerations

·         Understanding the Infrastructure

 

Module 2: Distributed computing Concepts

·         Introduction to two tier and multi tier computing

·         Challenges of distributed computing

·         Security

·         Performance and scalability

·         Integration issues

·         Development of distributed computing

·         Project management issues

·         Tools considerations

 

Module 3:  J2EE

·        Overview of J2EE Architecture

·        Understanding Web Applications

·        Understanding Enterprise Applications

·        JMS, JTA and advanced J2EE Concept overview

·        The J2EE security model

·        Legacy system integration


Module 4:  J2EE project management

·        Project Development issues

·         Staffing

·         Choosing Application Servers and IDEs

·         Managing multi-tier application development

·        How to succeed in J2EE Projects

·        Development methodologies

·        Case studies

 

 
J2EE Part 1

J2EE Part 2