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From the Publisher:FEATURES/BENEFITS: Provides extensive coverage of Java 2, including in the Swing components. Enjoy a comprehensive reference to the most current version of Java. Uses a "spiral" approach, with central topics introduced early and revisited in increasing detail. A "use it build it" approach that reduces the learning curve for students or professionals. Introduces Object-Centered Design (OCD), in Chapter, culminating in Object-Oriented Design in Chapter 11. OCD provides a gentle, consistent approach to OOD and OOP, which is becoming the industry standard. Covers GUI programming gradually and consistently in each chapter. Learn how to build programs with graphical user interfaces. Presents "Part of the Picture" sections, contributed by field experts, in each chapter. Introduces the discipline of computer science, including sections on ethics, history, artificial intelligence, and architecture.