Java and Distance Education

William Overington

Copyright 2000 William Overington

Welcome to the Java and Distance Education course. As is explained in the first section, this is not a course for absolute beginners in Java programming. However, absolute beginners are referred to another free course on the internet which is for absolute beginners.

Here are links to the sections presently available in this course.

Java and Distance Education 1

Preface, introduction, locating and sizing components, linking event handling and graphics.

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Java and Distance Education 2

Scrollbars.

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Java and Distance Education 3

Starting to use the mouse.

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Java and Distance Education 4

A program that takes a long time to run, deliberately so to demonstrate some effects thereof. Adding some checkboxes.

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Java and Distance Education

Copyright 2000 William Overington