Lesson 1a
* Packages and Classes
* Types and Identifiers
* Operators

Lesson 1b
* Input/Output
* Control Structures
* Errors and Exceptions (74-75)

Lesson 2a
(Teukolsky 92)
* Objects (92) and classes (93-101)
* Encapsulation (93)
* References (101-110)

Lesson 2b
* Keywords: public, private, & static (94)
* Methods (95-99)
* Scope of variables (100-101)

Lesson 3a
* Superclasses and subclasses (131-137)
* Inheritance Hierarchy (131-137)
* Polymorphism (138-140)

Lesson 3b
* Type compatibility (140-142)
* Abstract classes (142-144)
* Interfaces (144-148)

Lesson 4a
* The Object Class (174-176)
* The String Class (177-180)
* Wrapper Classes (180-183)

Lesson 4b
* The Math Class (183-184)
* Random numbers (184-187)

Lesson 5a
* Final Variables (63)
* Development Cycles (207)

Lesson 5b
* Design and Debugging Terms (219)
* Structure Terms and Errors (219)

Lesson 6a (233-241)
* Arrays (233-241)

Lesson 6b (242-289)
* Array Lists (241-242)
* The List<E> Interface (243)
* ArrayList<E> (244-246)
* Collections & Iterators (247-249)
* Two-Dimensional Arrays (249-254)

Lesson 7a
* Recursive Methods (290-295)
* Sorting Algorithms That Use Recursion (295-298)

Lesson 7b
* Recursion in Two-Dimensional Grids (298-307)

Lesson 8a
* Selection and Insertion Sorts (324-325)
* Recursive Sorts: Mergesort and Quicksort (325-328)

Lesson 8b
* Sorting Algorithms in Java (328-330)

## Chapter 9: The AP Computer Science A Labs
(labs are not directly related to the AP test, but principles from them will be used)

Lesson 9a
* The Magpie Lab [modifying a chat bot] (351-353)
* The Elevens Lab [card game] (353-356)

Lesson 9b
* The Picture Lab (356-359)


## Known Issues:
* Formatted text field, as created using the instructions properly, erases the value unless you add a dollar sign
* Ships do not reload values if you change the values on the form (they are only gathered from the form when the form is constructed)
* casting of classes such as downcasting (Teukolsky 140) is not covered.