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Java 3D Programming Manning

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Java 3D Programming steps programmers through the important design and implementation phases of developing a successful Java 3D application. The book provides invaluable guidance on whether to use Java 3D, user interface design, geometry creation, scene manipulation and final optimizations. The book does not attempt to exhaustively cover the API or replicate the official documentation but rather serves as a roadmap to alert programmers of design issues and potential pitfalls.

Head First Java 2nd Edition

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About the Book

If you look at the Top 50 Books on Amazon in the Computers and Internet (C&I) section, you’re almost certain to find a “Head First Book” up there. Like most books, they bounce around in the rankings, but if you’ve ever thumbed through a “Head First Book”, you know that they deserve that high ranking for one reason alone: “Head First” tosses the dry, technical learning book that we all suffered through in programming class—and occasionally still suffer through—and replaces it with something that’s, well, just a heck of a lot of fun.

Fundamentals of Computer Science using Java

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Fundamentals of Computer Science using Java

Book Description
Uses an object-based approach to the introduction of Computer Science using Java.

JDBC: Practical Guide for Java Programmers

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JDBC: Practical Guide for Java Programmers

Ideal for any Java programmer trying to master JDBC database programming in a hurry, the remarkably concise and useful JDBC: Practical Guide for Java Programmers offers an example-based quick tour of essential APIs and techniques that you can use every day at your desk.

Weighing in at just over 100 pages, this text bucks the trend in today’s computing titles in terms of size and focus. Instead of trying to cover everything about Java, this text zeros in on essential JDBC concepts and APIs. An experienced teacher, the author presents his own “framework” for connecting to databases in Java. Short, essential examples and compact explanation are the rule here.

Java the UML Way

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Java the UML Way

Book Description
One of the only books that bridge the gap between O-O design (in UML) and O-O programming (in Java) in an integrated fashion.

* Learn how to translate a UML class diagram into Java source code
* Includes extensive coverage of GUI programming with Swing
* A running case study is used throughout the book
* Includes introductory level coverage of databases and distributed systems, some knowledge of which is vital for building serious programs
* Companion Web Site includes slides, exercise solutions, sample programs and links.