Students who can benefit from this course are information technology (IT) managers,business strategists, software architects, project managers, software developers, andtechnology evaluators working for independent software vendors, system integrators,or mobile device manufacturers, as well as enterprise IT personnel involved in mobilecomputing projects.

• CDJ-450:
  
  • Demonstrate an understanding of business strategy and its relationship with new technologies
  • Require an understanding of the impact of the Internet on IT and business
  • Show a general understanding of large-scale technology implementations, including the architecture and processes involved
  • Display an awareness of mobile technology
  • Be able to describe the principles of object oriented software technologies
  • Display proficiency with software technology concepts

• CDJ-455

• CDJ-450:
  • Describe the developments in wireless technologies
  • Recognize a successful wireless solution
  • Analyze the technologies involved in the wireless and device markets
  • Evaluate the impact of wireless technologies on business models and technologyenvironments
  • Devise and plan a wireless solution that delivers tangible business value
  • Describe the configurations, profiles and standard packages found in J2ME
  • Illustrate a J2ME wireless architecture
• CDJ-455:
  • Create GUI components using AWT
  • Write code to handle events that occur at the user interface
  • Create GUI-based applications and applets
  • Describe the developments in wireless technologies
  • Analyze the technologies involved in the wireless and device markets
  • Devise and plan a wireless solution that delivers tangible business value
  • Describe the configurations, profiles and standard packages found in the J2MEplatform
  • Illustrate a J2ME wireless architecture
  • Describe the differences between the Foundation, Personal Basis, and PersonalProfiles
  • Code and compile Personal Profile application
• CDJ-460:
  • Locate and download the J2ME Wireless Toolkit (WTK) 2.0
  • Use the WTK for developing MIDP 1.0 and 2.0 applications
  • Describe the new Mobile Media and Wireless Messaging APIs
  • Describe the new Game, Audio Building Block (ABB), and Enhanced User InterfaceAPIs
  • Integrate the WTK into an IDE
  • Provide an overview of Java Technology for the Wireless Industry (JTWI)architecture, required components, and benefits
  • Describe the relationship of the mandatory and conditional components withinJTWI, and list and describe their requirements
  • List and describe common JTWI best practices

WD-1100: Introduction to Wireless Technologies CDJ-450

• Module 1 - What is Wireless?
• Module 2 - How Wireless is Hardwired
• Module 3 - Wireless Benefits for Business Operations
• Module 4 - Planning a Wireless Solution

WJT-1500: An Overview of the J2ME Platform

• Module 1: Overview of the J2ME Platform
• Module 2: J2ME Configurations
• Module 3: J2ME Profiles
• Module 4: Optional J2ME Packages
• Module 5: Future Directions

WJ-2755: Designing Graphical User Interfaces with Java Technologies CDJ-455

• Module 1: Organizing Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• Module 2: Handling Events
• Module 3: Creating GUI-Based Applications
• Module 4: Working With Java Technology Applets

WJT-1500: An Overview of the J2ME Platform

• Module 1: Overview of the J2ME Platform
• Module 2: J2ME Configurations
• Module 3: J2ME Profiles
• Module 4: Optional J2ME Packages
• Module 5: Future Directions

WJT-3601: Developing Mobile Desktop Applications

• Module 1: CDC and CVM Technical Overview
• Module 2: Examining the Foundation Profile
• Module 3: Developing applications with the Personal Basis Profile
• Module 4: Developing applications with the Personal Profile
• Module 5: Future Directions

WJ-2754: Handling and Optimizing Java Technology Code CDJ-460: COURSES INCLUDED IN BUNDLE

• Module 1: Exception Handling in Java Technology
• Module 2: Threading in Java Technology

WJ-2755: Designing Graphical User Interfaces with Java Technologies

• Module 1: Organizing Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• Module 2: Handling Events
• Module 3: Creating GUI-Based Applications
• Module 4: Working With Java Technology Applets

WJT-3701: Working with the J2ME Wireless Toolkit 2.0

• Module 1- Inventory of new features in MIDP 2.0
• Module 2- Overview of the Game, ABB and Enhanced User Interface APIs
• Module 3- Tool support for: Security model and Pause/Resume
• Module 4- Network Protocols overview and network monitor support
• Module 5- Overview of Push Registry and tool support
• Module 6- Mobile Media API
• Module 7- Wireless Messaging API and tool support
• Module 8- Dynamically configuring API subsets and monitoring MIDlet performance
• Module 9- IDE integration and potential pitfalls

WJT-3702: Java Technologies for the Wireless Industry (JTWI): Architecture and Implementation

• Module 1 - JTWI 1.0 Specification Overview
• Module 2 - The JTWI 1.0 Mandatory Specifications
• Module 3 - The JTWI 1.0 Conditional Specifications
• Module 4 - Examining Common JTWI Best Practices

WJT-3703: JTWI Standard Extensions for Mobile Media & Wireless Messaging

• Module 1 - JTWI Optional Packages Overview
• Module 2 - Wireless Messaging API Package
• Module 3 - Mobile Media API Package
• Module 4 - Developing Applications With the MMAPI