Certainly, here's a breakdown of the topics covered in

your syllabus for the course on Java Programming:

Unit I: Object-Oriented Thinking and Java Basics

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Paradigm

Need for OOP Paradigm

Summary of OOP Concepts

Introduction to Java

History of Java

Java Buzzwords

Java Basics

Data Types

Variables

Scope and Lifetime of Variables

Arrays

Operators

Expressions

Control Statements

Type Conversion and Casting

Simple Java Program

Object-Oriented Concepts

Concepts of Classes

Objects
Constructors

Methods

Access Control

"this" Keyword

Garbage Collection

Overloading Methods and Constructors

Parameter Passing

Recursion

Nested and Inner Classes

Exploring the String Class

Unit II: Exception Handling and Multithreading

Exception Handling

Concepts of Exception Handling

Benefits of Exception Handling

Exception Hierarchy

Usage of try, catch, throw, throws, and finally

Built-in Exceptions

Creating Own Exception Subclasses

String Handling

Exploring java.util Package

Unit III: Event Handling

Event Handling Basics

Events

Event Sources
Event Classes

Event Listeners

Delegation Event Model

Handling Mouse and Keyboard Events

Adapter Classes

User Interface Components

The AWT Class Hierarchy

Labels, Buttons, Canvas, Scrollbars

Text Components

Checkboxes and Checkbox Groups

Choices and Lists

Dialog Boxes

Handling Menus

Layout Management

Layout Manager Types

Border

Grid

Flow

Card

GridBag

Unit IV and Unit V: Additional Resources (Not Specified in the Syllabus)

Please note that Units II and V mention downloading the iStudy App for complete syllabus details,
results, and other features. Since the specific topics covered in these units are not provided in your
syllabus, I recommend referring to your course materials or contacting your instructor for further
information.
Textbooks:

"Java: The Complete Reference, 7th Edition" by Herbert Schildt, TMH.

"Understanding OOP with Java, Updated Edition" by T. Budd, Pearson Education.