Java Programming

Tribhuvan University
Institute of Science and Technology

B.Sc. CSIT Seventh Semester Detailed-Syllabus
Course Title: Advanced Java Programming Full Marks: 60+20+20
Course Code: CSC-403 Pass Marks: 24+8+8
Credit Hours: 3
Nature of Course: Theory + Lab
Course Synopsis: A study in Java language techniques beyond the introductory course.
Emphasis will include GUI and event-driven programming, Database Connectivity, Socket
Programming, Remove Method Invocation and JSP Technology.
Goal: The purpose of this course is to present the concept of GUI programming and JDBC,
Socket programming and remote objects, and JSP Technology. Since software components
are best learned by implementation, each student will complete a project independently which
will involve the design and implementation of three software components.
Prerequisites: Any one course in Object oriented Programming.
Unit 1: Programming in Java 8 Hrs.
1.1 Introduction to Java: Java Architecture, Advantages of Java, PATH and

CLASSPATH variables, Compiling and Running Java Programs
1.2 Class and Object: Creating Classes, Interfaces, Creating Objects, Access Modifiers,
Arrays, Packages, Inheritance
1.3 Exception Handling and Threading: Try, Catch, Finally, Throws, Creating
Multithreaded Programs, Thread Life Cycle
1.4 File IO: Byte Stream Classes (FileInputStream and FileOutputStream), Character
Stream Classes (FileReader and File Writer), Random Access File Class
Unit 2: User Interface Components with Swing 10 Hrs.
2.1 Swing and MVC Design Patterns: Design Pattern, MVC Pattern, MVC Analysis of
Swing Buttons
2.2 Layout Management: Border Layout, Grid layout, Gridbag Layout, Group Layout,
Using NO layout managers, Custom layout Managers
2.3 Text Input: Text Fields, Password Fields, Text Areas, Scroll Pane, Label and
Labeling Components
2.4 Choice Components: Check Boxes, Radio Buttons, Borders, Combo boxes, Sliders
2.5 Menus: Menu Building, Icons in Menu Items, Check box and Radio Buttons in
Menu Items, op-up Menus, Keyboard Mnemonics and Accelerators, Enabling and
Disabling menu Items, Toolbars, Tooltips
2.6 Dialog Boxes: Option Dialogs, Creating Dialogs, Data Exchange, File Choosers,
Color Choosers
2.7 Components Organizers: split Panes, Tabbed Panes, Desktop Panes and Internal
Frames, Cascading and Tiling
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2.8 Advance Swing Components: List, Trees, Tables, Progress Bars
Unit 3: Event Handling 4 Hrs.
1.1 Introduction: Standard Event Handling, Using Delegated Class, Using Action
Commands, Listener Interfaces, Adapter Classes
1.2 Handling Events: Action Events, Key Events, Focus Events, Window Event, Mouse
Event, Item Events
Unit 4: Database Connectivity 4 Hrs.
4.1 Design of JDBC: Driver Types, Typical Uses of JDBC

4.2 JDBC Configuration: Database URLs, Driver JAR Files, Starting Database,
Registering Driver Class, Connecting to the database
4.3 Executing SZL Statements: Managing Connections, Statements, Result Set, SQL
Exceptions, Populating Database
4.4 Query Execution: Prepared Statements, Reading and Writing LOBs, SQL Escapes,
Multiple Results, Scrollable Result Sets Updatable Result Sets, Row Sets and
Cached Row Sets, Transactions
Unit 5: Network Programming 5 Hrs.
5.1 Networking Basics: Transmission control Protocol (TCP), User Datagram Protocol
(UDP), Ports, IP Address Network Classes in JDK
5.2 Working with URLs: Connecting to URLs, Reading Directly from URLs,
InetAddress Class
5.3 Sockets: TCP Sockets, UDP Sockets, Serving Multiple Clients, Half Close,
Interruptible Sockets, Sending Email
Unit 6: Java Beans 3 Hrs.

6.1 Introduction: Creating, Updating and Reading From JAR Files, Java Beans,
Advantages of Java Beans, Class Vs. Beans, BDK and Bean Box
6.2 Java Bean: Creating a Java Bean, Creating a Bean Mainfest File, Creating a Bean
JAR File, Using a New Bean, Adding Controls to Beans, Giving a Bean Properties,
Creating Bound Properties, Giving a Bean Methods, Giving a Bean an Icon
Unit 7: Servlets and Java Server pages 8Hrs.

1.1 Servlets: Introduction to Servlets, Life Cycle of Servlets, Java Servlets Development
Kit, Creating, Compiling and running servlets, The servlets API (javax.servlet
package), Reading the servlet Parameters, Reading Initialization Parameter, The
javax.servlet.http.Package, Handling HTTP Request and Response (GET/POST
Request), Using Cookies, Session Tracking
1.2 Java Server Pages: Advantages of JSP technology (Comparison with ASP/Servlet),
JSP Architecture, JSP Access Model, JSP Implicit Object, Object Scope,
Synchronization Issue, Exception Handling, Session management, Creating and
Processing Forms

Unit 8: RMI and CORBA 3 Hrs.
8.1 Remote Method Invocation: Introduction of RMI, Architecture of RMI, Remote

Objects, Creating and Executing RMI Applications
8.2 CORBA: Introduction to CORBA, Architecture of CORBA, functioning of CORBA
Applications, CORBA Services
Text Books:
1. Cay Horstmann and Grazy Cornell, Core Java Volume – I Fundamentals, Eighth Edition
2. Cay Hortsmann and Grazy Cornell, Core Java Volume – II Advance Features, Eighth
Edition
Reference Books:
1. Steven Holzner, Java 2 Programming – AWT, Swing, XML and Java Beans Black Book,
Dreamtech Press
2. Pallvi Jain and Shadab Siddiqui, J2ee Professional Projects, Premier Press
Laboratory Work:
Student should design at least two Projects. Desktop Application (Address Book, Library
System, etc.), Simple network Application (e.g. Chatting Application) or Simple Web
Applications (online banking application, Online Music Application, etc.)
Instructions for Laboratory Work:

1. Programming Assignments on Objects/Classes, Exception Handling, File I/O,
Multithreading etc. [5 Hrs.]
2. Programming Assignments to intensive applications design using Swing components,
Event Handling, Database Connectivity [10 Hrs.]
3. Programming assignments to develop the network applications such as Client-Server
Program using TCP and UDP, Multithreading Server to Server multiple clients, E-mail
Sending Applications. [5 Hrs.]
4. Programming Assignments to create Java based Web Applications, Distributed
Applications and customizable components using Java Servlets/JSP, RMI, Java Beans,
etc. [5 Hrs.]
5. Stand alone or Web based mini Project using any Java IDEs and Java Frameworks [15
Hrs.]

Model Question (Advance Java Programming)
Tribhuvan University
Institute of Science and Technology
B.Sc. CSIT 7th Semester
Subject: Advance Java Programming
Course No.: CSC-403 FM: 60
Time: 3 Hrs. PM: 24
Section A
Attempt all Questions. [8×5=40]
1. Why concept of interface is important? How multiple-inheritance is supported by

interface? Explain with suitable example.
2. When the exception handling constructs throws and finally is important? Explain both of
them with suitable example.
3. Write a program to read ID, Name, address, salary of twenty students from keyboard and
write in into the file “emp.doc”. Again read records of the employees and display records
of those students whose salary is more than 25000.
4. Why adapter classes are important? Compare it with listener interface with suitable
example.
5. Write a program using RMI to find sum and difference of two numbers. Methods sum and
difference should to invoke from some remote machine.
6. How java beans are different form java classes? Explain bean writing process.
7. Write a java program using TCP that enables chatting between client and server.
8. What is internal frame? Write a program that displays an internal frame within some
parent frame.
Section B
Attempt all Questions. [10×2=40]
9. Write a program to Design an interface containing fields User ID, Password and Account
type, and buttons login, cancel, edit by mixing border layout and flow layout. Add events
handling to the button login and cancel such that clicking in login checks for matching
user id and password in the database and opens another window if login is successful and
displays appropriate message if login is not successful. Clicking in cancel terminates our
program.
10. Compare and contrast between Servlets and Java Server pages? How web server responds
to servlets and JSP page? Write down sample example. Handling HTTP Request and
Response using servlets.

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Prerequisites: Any one course in Object oriented Programming.

Unit 1: Programming in Java 8 Hrs.

1.1 Introduction to Java: Java Architecture, Advantages of Java, PATH and

Unit 2: User Interface Components with Swing 10 Hrs.

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Unit 3: Event Handling 4 Hrs.

Unit 4: Database Connectivity 4 Hrs.

4.1 Design of JDBC: Driver Types, Typical Uses of JDBC

Unit 5: Network Programming 5 Hrs.

Unit 6: Java Beans 3 Hrs.

Unit 7: Servlets and Java Server pages 8Hrs.

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8.1 Remote Method Invocation: Introduction of RMI, Architecture of RMI, Remote

Instructions for Laboratory Work:

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Attempt all Questions. [8×5=40]

1. Why concept of interface is important? How multiple-inheritance is supported by

Attempt all Questions. [10×2=40]

Collection by: www.csitprogram.blogspot.com

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