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Exercise Help [ Table of Contents | Download ] The goal of this course is to provide an introduction to the JDBC interface for connecting Java programs with SQL-based databases. The course is interwoven with flexible exercises that, together with the course text, allow programmers to tailor the learning process to their particular learning style. This course covers the following main aspects of JDBC:
Short Course Prerequisites
Although there is a short primer on SQL, this course assumes that you are familiar with relational databases and SQL. In particular, the student should know how to define a table in the database they will be using for the exercises. These course notes, applets, and exercises were developed and tested with Netscape Navigator 3.01 under Windows 95/NT 4.0. Other browsers and earlier versions of Navigator may have trouble running all the applets. Short Course Format and Duration
This course consists of cross-linked course notes and flexible exercises that will take about eight hours to complete. Programmers that have experience with concurrent programming may finish sooner, while those for which these concepts are entirely new will want to proceed more slowly. How to Take this Short Course
Because people tend to learn in different ways and have different backgrounds, this course is designed with many paths through the material. You can begin with the exercises and refer back to the notes, or you can begin with the Course Notes and follow the embedded links to appropriate exercises. It is possible to cover the course content in a depth-first, or breadth-first manner. For example, you may want to learn everything about a particular subject before moving on, or you may want to get a broad overview before exploring each subject in depth. If you are not familiar with the integrated exercise concept, please read the associated help. Entry Points:
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