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20060911 Monday September 11, 2006

Java-OOPs session@PESIT

As we know SUN stands for Stanford University and Sun in order to live up to its name is running a program to facilitate widespread adoption of Sun technologies by students, faculty in order to ensure Sun technologies empowers future IT industry. This team is responsible for coordinating involvement of Sun-IEC with various universities in India.

PESIT inks MoU with Sun Microsystems

As a part of the effort people from the team are visiting P.E.S college of Engineering to give them good insight on Java, Solaris, Netbeans etc.

I visited this college last Saturday(September 9, 2006) to present a talk on 'OOPs in Java'. Presentation starts with object oriented programming fundamentals, touch points on why and how to use it and then demonstrate the best approach to use it in Java. It talks about Java Fundamentals and best practices.
Presentation was followed by a Lab session, where students tested their learning from the talk and we tried to explicate their leftover doubts.

Presentation turned out to be a success. we had a huge audience ranging from Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Information Science.
I was a bit diffident and fidgety after seeing such a huge crowd.I somehow muster entire courage I had in me and started my session with a line which happens to be the favorite line of one of my teacher. He always used to ask, What does Java stands for?
Just Another Vehicle To America :)
Gradually all my fear vanished and I started enjoying the session.
Personally, It was a superlative experience and I enjoyed it immensely.

Presentation is more of a vade-mecum and provides necessary background on OOPs and explain Java Fundamentals.
Below is the Presentation in pdf format.
JavaOOPs_Preso_PESIT.pdf
JavaOOPs_LabExercise_PESIT.pdf

iec-univ-volunteers@Sun.COM is the email-id to reach the group running the show.

Posted by prats ( Sep 11 2006, 07:46:54 AM PDT ) Permalink Comments [7]

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Where are you currently woriking ... in Sun Microsystems Itself..???

Posted by Shaan on September 22, 2006 at 01:23 AM PDT #

I do not think iec-univ-volunteers@sun.com is accessible to external mail ids.

Posted by Jeevan on October 03, 2006 at 02:13 AM PDT #

Thanx, for your comment Jeevan. Let me checkout same.

Posted by Prats on October 03, 2006 at 03:17 AM PDT #

Little did I know that people (other than I know) actually go through these blogs. It was quite pleasant to come across blog of Michael FarinhaI, a student of University of Sacramento where he has given a pointer to above mentioned presentation as worth going-through. :o) . http://mikefarinha.wordpress.com/2006/09/24/interesting-oop-presentation/

Posted by Prats on October 10, 2006 at 11:40 PM PDT #

Hai, How are you ? This is Raghu.I am studying MCA(in Tamilnadu,INDIA).I got sun microsystems tutorial Java and OOPS (pdf)from net which is by you.I fell very free with the tutorial.And if your are having any tutorial on core Java,J2EE.Pls send to me are just give a link of the site.But i am expecting any tutorial of yours and Thanks in Advance. RaghunathanK

Posted by RaghunathanK on March 21, 2007 at 01:22 AM PDT #

Hi Raghunathan, Thanks for using and liking my presentation. You can visit http://javapassion.com. The site is being maintained by Sang Shin and contains good learning stuff. Meanwhile if you need details on any particular topic, feel free to drop in a comment/email.

Posted by Prats on March 23, 2007 at 01:11 AM PDT #

Hi Raghunathan, Thanks for using and liking the presentation. You can visit http://javapassion.com for more learning stuff. The site is being maintained by Sang Shin. Meanwhile if you need details on any particular topic, feel free to drop in a comment/email.

Posted by Prats on March 23, 2007 at 01:15 AM PDT #

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