From the apps running on an Android phone to the systems behind a company's internal software, Java sits quietly behind a huge share of the technology people use every day. Understanding it opens the door to building programs that work across the web, desktop computers and mobile devices alike.

This course walks participants through Java's coding approach and writing method, showing how the language is used in different environments and what it takes to build integrated programs on top of it — while also covering the information-security fundamentals needed to keep the systems built with Java safe as data moves across networks.

The Arab British Fellowship Training Academy offers this Java course to anyone who wants to learn the language's working principles and put them to use in administrative and practical settings.

Who Should Attend

• Computer-department managers and information/technology developers in institutions and companies.
• Internet, search-engine and communications-department managers, plus technology-development and network-protection experts.
• Academics, beginner and intermediate programmers, and students building their skills in communication and web work.

Programme Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Explain Java's working principle and the applications it can be used to build.
• Connect information-technology needs within a company to how Java supports them.
• Apply Java's basic rules and building blocks confidently as a beginner.

Module 1: Java in Business Settings

• Introducing Java into a company's administrative departments and linking it to database processing.
• Designing service or marketing programs with Java and publishing them on the web or mobile.

Module 2: Working With Files and Software Principles

• Handling different file types on computers using Java.
• Core software principles behind Java and where the language is typically applied.

Module 3: Information Systems Foundations

• What information systems are, why they matter, and how to engineer and assess them.

Module 4: Securing Information Systems

• Strategies for confidential-information security, ISM, access-protection methods, and smart-card technology.

Module 5: Advanced Information Systems Practice

• Scientific and methodological foundations for managing information systems well, and studying features that connect organisations to successful companies.

Module 6: Writing and Translating Content in Java

• How to write using Java and translate text, words, images and video to and from the language.