The Greenville Java Users Group (GreenJUG) is conducting an ten (10) week boot camp to prepare its members for the CX-310-065 exam. It is a great opportunity to get a better understanding of Java™ and a obtain a valuable industry certification.
The code examples, books, and notes can be found on the Blue Lotus Software Sun™ Certified Java™ Programmer (SCJP) Boot Camp site. All of the code is Open Source Apache 2 licensed. The schedule for classes and final exam preparation are on the GreenJUG site.
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Sunday, August 31, 2008
Sun™ Certified Java™ Programmer Boot Camp
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