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| − | The course introduces the student to Eclipse as a platform for software development by examining some specific plug-ins to develop different types of applications. Techniques for developing new plug-ins are also examined. The student uses the Eclipse framework to develop a complex software project. | + | The course introduces the student to Eclipse as a platform for software development by examining some specific plug-ins to develop different types of applications. Techniques for developing new plug-ins are also examined. The student uses the Eclipse framework to develop a complex software project. The course is organized as follows: |
| − | The | + | ===[[ECL500_Course_Topics|Topics]]=== |
| + | #[[Basics]] - An introduction of the Eclipse basic concepts | ||
| + | #[[OSGi]] - The dynamic module system for Java | ||
| + | #[[RPC]] - Eclipse as a platform for building and deploying rich client | ||
| + | #[[Mobile]] - The Android and BlackBerry Java Plug-ins for Eclipse | ||
| + | #[[Enterprise]] - Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers | ||
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| + | ===[[ECL500_Course_Offerings|Offerings]]=== | ||
| + | :The [[Sem|semester]], [[Sem|schedule]], [[Sem|students]], and [[Sem|teams]] | ||
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| + | ===[[ECL500_Course_Resources|Resources]]=== | ||
| + | :The internal and external articles, tutorials, samples, FAQs | ||
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| + | ===[[ECL500_Course_Projects|Projects]]=== | ||
| + | :The course projects and tutorials | ||
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[[Category:ECL500]] | [[Category:ECL500]] | ||
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Introduction to Eclipse Development - Course Description
The course introduces the student to Eclipse as a platform for software development by examining some specific plug-ins to develop different types of applications. Techniques for developing new plug-ins are also examined. The student uses the Eclipse framework to develop a complex software project. The course is organized as follows:
Topics
- Basics - An introduction of the Eclipse basic concepts
- OSGi - The dynamic module system for Java
- RPC - Eclipse as a platform for building and deploying rich client
- Mobile - The Android and BlackBerry Java Plug-ins for Eclipse
- Enterprise - Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers
Offerings
Resources
- The internal and external articles, tutorials, samples, FAQs
Projects
- The course projects and tutorials
