Java Webinar III – Collections, Data Handling, and Real-World Objects

Duration: 3 Hours
Level: Early Intermediate
Format: Live Human Online Webinar with Guided Labs
IDE Used: IntelliJ IDEA


Webinar Schedule (3 Hours)

Session 1: Understanding Java Collections

  • Why collections exist in Java

  • Lists, sets, and maps at a high level

  • Choosing the right collection type

  • Iterating through collections

Lab 1:

  • Create and populate Java collections

  • Iterate over data using loops

  • Access and modify collection elements


Session 2: Working with Real-World Data

  • Storing objects in collections

  • Searching, filtering, and processing data

  • Understanding common collection operations

  • Avoiding common pitfalls

Lab 2:

  • Store custom objects in collections

  • Perform searches and simple filters

  • Display summarized results


Session 3: Modeling Real-World Scenarios

  • Combining objects, methods, and collections

  • Organizing application data logically

  • Building reusable data-handling patterns

  • Preparing for larger applications

Lab 3:

  • Build a small application that manages real-world data

  • Use collections to organize and process objects

  • Test and refine the program in IntelliJ


Webinar Description

Java Webinar III focuses on handling groups of data and modeling real-world scenarios using Java collections. In this hands-on webinar, participants learn how Java manages lists of objects, how data is processed efficiently, and how collections support real application logic.

Rather than working with isolated variables, this session emphasizes data-driven programming. Labs demonstrate how objects and collections work together to represent meaningful information such as users, records, or transactions.

All coding is completed in IntelliJ IDEA, reinforcing professional development workflows and debugging practices.


Lab & Exercise Structure

Each lab is:

  • Instructor-guided with live explanation

  • Practical and incremental

  • Focused on realistic data handling

  • Built and executed in IntelliJ IDEA

Lab code serves as reusable reference material for future projects.


Who This Webinar Is For

  • Attendees of Java Webinars I and II

  • Developers ready to work with real data

  • Anyone wanting to build more realistic Java applications

  • Learners preparing for enterprise Java development


What You’ll Gain

  • Understanding of Java collections

  • Experience storing and processing object data

  • Confidence building data-driven programs

  • Preparation for advanced Java workflows


Other Java Webinars

This webinar expands Java into real-world data handling.
Additional Java webinars explore:

  • Exception handling and debugging

  • File input/output and persistence

  • Working with databases

  • Building production-ready Java applications

Java Webinar III is where Java starts to feel like a tool for solving real problems—not just writing sample code.