Java is the new programming language for Internet applications from Sun Microsystems. Java can be used to create standalone applications, or it can be used to create ``applets'': small graphical programs that can be run under the control of an Internet World Wide Web browser. This seminar will be an introduction to Web programming using Java. The course includes the following topics:

• Java basics
• similarities between Java and other programming languages
• what is a Java class?
• using the new operator to create Java objects
• Java arrays
• writing member functions in Java classes
• Java library classes
• using inheritance to extend existing classes
• writing graphical applications in Java
• the java.applet.Applet package
• multi-threaded applications in Java
• using object oriented design methods to plan a Java application

This seminar is geared toward people with some programming experience, but previous experience in object oriented programming is not assumed.

About the speaker:

Dennis Mancl is a member of the object oriented technology consulting group at Bell Labs (now part of Lucent Technologies, the telecommunications equipment spinoff from AT&T). He received his Ph.D. from University of Illinois for work in programming languages for parallel computers. He has been working for the last fifteen years in various parts of AT&T, in factory automation, C++, and object oriented technology.

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