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Java Design Patterns Ed 1

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Java Design Patterns Ed 1

Course code: JDP1

Duration: 4 Days

Prerequisite:

•    Developing Applications for the Java EE 6 Platform Ed 2
•    Experience with Java SE and Java EE development

Course Description:

This is a second-level course for programmers learning the Java language. It rounds-out the topics that were taught in the previous course, Java SE: Programming I, and provides additional key skills for Java programmers, such as secure coding, modular programming, and database access.

Course Objectives:

After taking this course, you should be able to:

•    Identify key design principles of object-oriented development
•    Apply Java-specific implementation techniques to well-known patterns
•    Use patterns to complete a Java application design
•    Use patterns to complete a web-tier application design
•    Use patterns to complete a business-tier application design
•    Use patterns to improve communication between Java EE tiers
•    Identify and refactor anti-patterns in working code
•    Using part of a sample architecture scheme, select design patterns for implementing the scheme

Intended Audience:

•    Developer
•    System Integrator

Course Outlines:

•    Reviewing Object-Oriented Principles in Java
o    Describe how OO concepts apply to Java
o    Describe how OO principles apply to Java
o    List the goals of an OO language
o    Interpret Unified Modeling Language (UML) notation and create UML diagrams
o    Identify selected design patterns    

•    Reviewing Gang of Four Patterns
o    List key behavioral, creational and structural patterns
o    Apply the Facade pattern
o    Apply the Strategy pattern
o    Apply the Observer pattern
o    Apply the Composite pattern
o    Review the Model-View-Controller (MVC) patterns

•    Implementing Patterns in Java
o    Use implementation patterns designed for Java
o    List forces affecting class, state, and behavioral patterns
o    Describe how patterns, idioms and refactoring differ from each other

•    Exploring Changes in Java EE Technology
o    Describe the design goals of the Java EE model
o    Describe improvements in the Java EE 6 model

•    Implementing Integration Patterns
o    Describe design patterns for the integration tier
o    Review Java EE integration changes that apply design patterns
o    Identify use cases for applying integration tier patterns

•    Implementing Patterns in Business Components
o    Describe the role of an enterprise bean
o    Describe design patterns for the business tier

•    Implementing Infrastructural Patterns in Java EE
o    Describe the role of infrastructural Java EE patterns
o    Describe the Service Starter pattern
o    Describe the Singleton pattern
o    Describe the Bean Locator pattern
o    Describe the Resource Binder pattern

•    Implementing More Infrastructure Patterns
o    Describe how Java EE interceptors work
o    Describe the Dependency Injection Extender pattern
o    Describe the Payload Extractor pattern
o    Describe the Context Holder pattern
o    Describe the Thread Tracker pattern

•    Exploring Anti-Patterns
o    Describe the Law of Leaky Abstractions
o    Define AntiPatterns
o    Describe Integration Tier AntiPatterns
o    Describe Business Tier AntiPatterns
o    Describe Presentation Tier AntiPatterns

•    Selecting Patterns for Architecture
o    Define the roles of architect, designer, and developer
o    Describe the relationship between design patterns and architecture
o    List guidelines for applying patterns to an architectural solution