n

n

Designed as per the new CBSE syllabus of "Informatics Practices", Class 11

Presents text in a concise and easy-to-understand language to learn the basic concepts of application

development

About the Book

Key Features

ÜInternational style text in full color

ÜConcepts in easy-to-understand language as per the latest CBSE syllabus

ÜStep-by-step approach, supplemented by figures and callouts

ÜMore emphasis on practical aspects of application development

ÜLearning aids including definitions, extra bytes, explanatory figures, code explanations, advanced

organizers, notes, activity, and practical application

ÜCheat sheet at the end of each chapter which provides a brief recap of the concepts discussed in the

chapter

ÜSolved and unsolved questions - both formative and summative

ÜLatest sample papers as per the CBSE guidelines

ÜThree-stage learning system (Book + CD)

ÜCD that contains interactive simulations for each chapter

ISBN: 978-93-5004-243-4 | Pages: 680 | Price: 399/- w/CD | Author: Vikas Gupta`

Wiley - Ratna Sagar SeriesWiley - Ratna Sagar Series

/Onlineresources /Onlinerescen /Onlinerescen

“Includes a supplementary booklet containing following topics as per CBSE 2014 Syllabus”

Introduction to Computer Hardware Programming Guidelines in Java

GUI Application Development in Java

using IDE - I

Introduction to Computer Software GUI Application Development in Java

using IDE - II

GUI Programming using IDE Introduction to Relational Database

Management System (RDBMS)

GUI Application Development in Java

using IDE - III Getting Familiar with MySQL RDBMS

Working with SQL Queries

Introduction to Java Programming Working with Methods in Java

Functions in MySQL

Working with DDL and DML

Statements in MySQL

Control Statements in Java

Programming

Exploring Classes and Objects in Java IT Applications

qThe Nested Loops

qDefinition of Computer qComparison of Loops qStylistic Guidelines

qFunctioning of a Computer qJump Statements qFeatures of a Good Program

qStrengths and Weaknesses of qProgram Development Stages

Computer qRobustness

qTypes of Computers qSwing in Java qTypes of Errors

qInput, Output, and Memory qCreation of GUI Programs qException Handling

Devices qContainers in Java qProblem Solving Approaches and

qCommunication Bus qUse of HTML in Swing Techniques

qPorts Components qDebugging

qMemory Cards qButtons in Java qProgram Verification

qProgram Testing

qTypes of Software qDocumentation

qSystem Threats and Security qGUI Controls and Containers for qProgram Maintenance

Simple Output

qControls for Obtaining InputqJAVA Fundamentals

qDescribing Focus in JAVAqRapid Application Development qDefinition and Concepts of DBMS

(RAD) qDialog Boxes in JAVA qDatabase Abstraction

qIntroduction to the NetBeans IDE qChooser Components in JAVA qData Models in DBMS

SwingqJAVA GUI Toolkit qThe Relational Model

qJAVA Object Naming Conventions qComparisons of Data Models

qSetting Properties

qList Type ControlsqComponents, Events, and qHistory of MySQL

qWorking with the List ControlListeners qFeatures of MySQL

qWorking with Combo BoxesqCreating a Project Using the qHow to start MySQL?

NetBeans IDE’S GUI Builder qTables in JAVA qMySQL and SQL

qWorking with Some Basic qMenu Fundamentals

Controls qUsing a Toolbar Control qElements of MySQL SQL

qSQL Commands Syntax

qJava Character Set qBasics of Methods qCreating a Database

qJava Tokens qMethod Definition in JAVA qQueries Formation

qData Types and Variables qDescribing Use of the void

qText Interaction in GUIs Keyword qTypes of MySQL Functions

qConstants in Java qAccessing/Invoking a Method in a

ProgramqOperators in Java

qCall By Value (Pass by Value)qExpressions in Java qDatabases in MySQLqCall By Reference (Pass by qStatements in Java qCreating Tables

Reference)qConcepts of Classes and Objects qData Integrity through qReturning from a Method ConstraintsqScope of Data or Variables in a qManipulating Data with DML

ProgramqBasic Programming Constructs CommandsqConstructors in JAVAqSelection Statements qMore DDL Commands

qIteration Statements

qClass as Composite DatatypeqParts of a Loop qE- GovernanceqClass as User-Define TypeqThe For Loop qE-BusinessqCreation of ObjectsqThe While Loop qE – LearningqHow to Use Objects?qThe Do-While Loop and more....

Table of Contents

Published by:Exclusively Distributed by:

an ISO 9001:2008 company

VIRAT BHAVAN, COMMERCIAL COMPLEX,

MUKHERJEE NAGAR, DELHI 110009

PHONE: (011) 47038000 ̈ FAX: (011) 47038099

www.ratnasagar.com ̈ rsagar@ratnasagar.com

4435-36/7, Ansari Road, Daryaganj

New Delhi-110 002, INDIA

Tel: +91-11-4363 0000, Fax: +91-11-2327 5895

Email: csupport@wiley.com

Website: www.wileyindia.com

Wiley India Pvt. Ltd.19-A, Ansari Road, Daryaganj

New Delhi-110 002, INDIA

Tel: +91-11-2324 3463-73, Fax: +91-11-2324 3078

Email: feedback@dreamtechpress.com

Website: www.dreamtechpress.com/onlineresources

Dreamtech Press

Extensively Reviewed by CBSE Classroom Teachers

Ü Introduction to Computer Hardware: New topics include the importance of primary memory and the memory

units, which are used to store data/program instructions.

Ü Introduction to Computer Software: New topics include special-purpose software, such as financial

accounting software, reservation software, and payroll software.

Chapter 1:

Chapter 2: