Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: create packaged custom classes; use JDK wrapper classes for primitive data types; study the global Object super-class; develop sub-classes using inheritance and the extends keyword; use the protected access specifier; understand polymorphism via dynamic binding of various child types; use instanceof keyword; overload and/or override methods; write code for abstract classes and interfaces; handle errors using exception objects, throws clause, try and catch blocks; process input/output via command line, files and streams; use the Scanner class, write code to spawn user and daemon threads and interrupt them, synchronize threads, sort arrays; use template types; explain the difference between List, ArrayList, Map, LinkedList, Queue, Stack, Vector, HashMap, and TreeMap data structures, create a List of objects and sort it using Comparable and Comparator interfaces, create and search a HashMap of objects.