Review:
It has more dominant and adaptable segments than AWT. Notwithstanding recognizable parts, for example, catches, check boxes and marks, Swing gives a few propelled segments, for example, selected board, scroll sheets, trees, tables, and records.
Course content 
Prologue to JFC:
Theoretical Windowing Toolkit Basics
Straightforward Layout Management
Straightforward Event Handling
Lightweight Controls
JFC Feature Set
JFC Architecture and Relationship to AWT
JFC Application Design:
Job of a JFrame
Building a Frame-Based JFC Application
Sheets
Utilizing Dialogs
JFC Components:
JFC Component Class Hierarchy
JComponent Features
Straightforward Control Types
Content Components
Menus
Overseeing Look and Feel
Structural Patterns:
Spectator Pattern
Model-View-Controller Decomposition
Technique Pattern
JList
Plant Pattern
JComboBox
Trees and Tables:
Various leveled Data and JTree
Introducing Hierarchies
JTree and Supporting Classes
Utilizing the Default Tree Model
Altering Look and Feel
Actualizing a Tree Model
Custom Rendering
Custom Editing
Forbidden Data and JTable:
Introducing Tabular Data
JTable and Supporting Classes
Actualizing a Tree Model
Altering Look and Feel
Custom Rendering
Custom Editing
Dealing with the Model:
Adjusting Existing Data Structures
Exceptionally Large Data Sets and GUIs
Storing
Lethargic Evaluation Using Tree and Table Models
Constraining the Cache with an Evictor
Envisioning User Requests
Propelled GUI Design:
Arranging Application Windows
Viewport Abstraction
JScrollPane
Scrollable Elements
Redoing Scrolling
Selected Panes
Splitter Panes
Popup GUI Elements:
Discourse Boxes
Message Boxes
Utilizing File Choosers
Redoing File Choosers
Utilizing Color Choosers
Custom Dialogs
Tooltips
Popup Menus
Information Transfer:
The Data Transfer Model
Transferable Objects
Information Flavors and MIME Types
The Clipboard API
The Drag-and-Drop API