I WANT ENLIGHTMENT IN JAVA

guys
ive been fed up with my assignments.i took introductory java course in my first semister(6 months back).I rethink everytime ive to solve something like..say inheritance problems.i should accept that i dnt find enough time to practise java(bad time management right), which is also due to whole lot of material on web,which scares shit of me
ive 2 more months to go for my final exams.my course involves stuff like gui's,threading,corba,server-client programming,networking stuff...
can somebody say from their experience how to learn the above java topics in the available time.ahhh like how many hours shud i spend per day,and any sources for learning java better and fast

As stated the java tutorials are great, but also you have course material that you will be responsible for--I'm sure you have at least 1 book (most of my programming classes had at least 3). So get to reading them.
How much time you should spend--let me see, most of the engineering classes I had recommend at least 2 hours of work per hour of class; sounds like you are on a semester or trimester schedule so each class is probably 3 hours per week. That should give 6 hours per week of study (minimum recomended per hour of class dosage), you have neglected 6 months of studies so 6(months)*4.5(weeks per month)*6(hours per week) = 162 hours extra over the next 9 weeks. So you have 9*6+162 = 216 hours over the next 9 weeks. That comes out to 24 hours per week or 8 hours per class hour. That should get you up to the point of one of the serious students in the class that has been studying all along.
So crack open those books, and get the java tutorial, and nimble up those fingers if you're at all serious.
BTW: it is your choice, the college and industry expect most of the engineering and computer science students to not make it through their courses. That is why they grade on a curve--only the most competitive will survive (now before I'm flamed for this--yes, I realize it is not the prefect way and it does not reflect the best programmers survive--but it is the way it's done).
You know, I want to be a concert pianist, but not enough to pay the price--think about it: do you want it enough?

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of OOP in C++ like 2 years back but since then i
did'nt took any of programming language courses. I
have experience in MSaccess and MYsql. i did my
internship Last summer with Tennessee Education
Lottery as a Database Analyst. At that time i
realized what a Corporate Enviorment looks like.
Trust me it was a formal interview and i passed it
and they placed me in the IT department to write some
scripts for the GUI terminal and at the same time
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