Advanced Java Programming

Previous year: summer semester 2024 / 2025

Teaching

• students subscribed for the course are automatically added to the Teams team
• all the course materials will be available in the team
  • slides, examples,…

Practicals/labs

• Sign yourself to a practical using the information system
  • who is not signed to a practical within first three weeks of the semester will not receive “zápočet”
• Information for those who do not want to attend the practicals
  • if you do not want to attend practicals, you can also sign yourself to the “virtual” practical
  • for the “virtual"practical, there are the same requirements and deadline as for the “regular” ones
• if you repeat the course the requirements you fulfilled the previous year can be accepted (but only in the scope of a single study)
  • explicitly write about it to the teacher of the particular practical (within the first three weeks of the semester)
  • if you failed to finish the home project program, the topic is not automatically accepted
    • but it is not necessary to think out a new one; you can propose the original one

Exam and “zápočet”

• Exam is a written test
• To obtain “zápočet” it is necessary to create a home project program and successfully pass the practical programming test
• During the semester, there will be multiple homeworks
  • The homeworks will follow each other
  • The homeworks completion is optional
  • The homeworks will be submitted via ReCodEx
  • If you complete the homeworks to 90%, you will have an extra point for the exam
• The home project has to non-trivially exploit a covered technology.
• The home project has to be appropriately complex.
  • The topic of the project has to be agreed (by email) with the lecturer till 22^nd May 2026. “Agreed” means that the topic is suggested by a student and confirmed by the lecturer.
  • The project should be submitted ideally till the end of June; the latest deadline is 18^th September 2026.
    • The project is submitted to ReCodEx
    • The project is submitted as a ZIP archive, which contains:
      • sources,
      • unit tests,
      • pom.xml file for Maven
        • Ant or Gradle can be used too
      • user documentation (as md or html or pdf) so the project can be launched and tested,
        • developer documentation as javadoc all methods commented, commented packages and modules, basic info on the overview page
        • do not include the generated javadoc to the ZIP
      • explicitly specified version of Java in pom.xml (or in a corresponding file for the used build tool)

Course synopsis

• In-depth view of the Java language
  • Reflection API
  • Generics, annotations
  • ClassLoaders
• GUI
• Distributed technologies: RMI,…
• Component model JavaBeans
• Enterprise: Jakarta EE, Spring, MP
• Other Java technologies: Java APIs for XML, JDBC, JMX,…
• Other languages compiled to Java bytecode (Kotlin,…)
• Android

Slides and examples shown during lectures and practicals

• they are available in the Teams team

Links

• Java homepage
• Java Language and Virtual Machine Specification
• IntelliJ IDEA
• Netbeans
• Eclipse
• Android