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Catalog : INFO.3040 Introduction to Java Web Development (Formerly 90.304) Id: 035771 Credits Min: 3 Credits Max: 3 Description This course will introduce Java/Java Script, Java Server Face (JSF), ...

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With this invaluable book-and-DVD package, Java authority Yakov Fain fully covers Java's new features as well as its language extensions, classes and class methods, and the Swing Application ...

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