Physiological studies have shown that learning to speak two or more languages can greatly benefit the cognitive process. Not only can communication expand exponentially when learning a new language, but it greatly improves the brain’s functionality. Interestingly, learning different computer languages can also provide amazing benefits. These benefits are not just mental, but are also a useful application in everyday life.
Smartphones, parking key fobs, security badges and using a device to unlock a car door are some of the daily items that have been programmed to perform in a certain way. Understanding how to program, can be an amazing asset and while there are many different languages, none is quite as easy to learn as Java.
Java was created with efficiency and uniformity in mind. The goal was to create a program with greater capabilities than C/C++ but with more simplicity. In this Java Programming for Beginners course you will learn the basics of programming using the Java language as well as many of the benefits that will pave the way for efficient programming.
What you will learn in this course:
-
- How to set up a computer for Java programming and learn about pre-installed programs
- Learn about the ‘modulus operator’ and what it means
- How to identify a comment line and what the purpose of a comment is in a program
- Learn about the length method
- Learn about data structures
- Learn about class-object relationship and start learning about object-oriented programming in Java
Learn about Booleans and what purpose they serve
Explore our full library of training courses.
Course Duration: 3
Total Modules: 40
Module 01: Introduction
Module 02: Installing Java and Set Up of JDK & Text Editor
Module 03: Let’s Start to Build Our First Program
Module 04: How to Save, Compile & Run a Program
Module 05: Activity – Create a Simple Program from Scratch
Module 06: Activity Solution – Review
Module 07: Data Input & Output – Introduction
Module 08: Data Input & Output (1)
Module 09: Data Input & Output (2)
Module 10: Input Coding Errors
Module 11: Output and How to Save Data to a File for Permanent Storage
Module 12: Activity – Create a Simple Program from Scratch version 2
Module 13: Activity Solution – Review
Module 14: A Look at Different Types of Data
Module 15: The Different Types of Variables & When to Use Them.
Module 16: Variables – Declaring & Initializing
Module 17: Variables – Arithmetic Operations
Module 18: Variables – Strings
Module 19: Activity re Variables – Cash Register Simulation
Module 20: Activity Solution – Review
Module 21: How to Manipulate Data Using Conditionals & Loops
Module 22: Conditionals – How to Use for an Efficient & Problem Solving Program
Module 23: Complex & Compound Conditionals
Module 24: The While Loop
Module 25: The For Loop
Module 26: Activity re Conditionals & Loops – Carnival Worker Simulation
Module 27: Activity Solution – Review
Module 28: Data Structures
Module 29: Arrays (1)
Module 30: Arrays (2)
Module 31: Arrays (3)
Module 32: Immutables & Hash Tables
Module 33: Activity re Data Structure – Simulation of Basketball Team Roster/Changes
Module 34: Activity Solution – Review
Module 35: Final Section – Introduction
Module 36: Class Object Relationship (1)
Module 37: Class Object Relationship (2)
Module 38: Class Object Relationship (3)
Module 39: Final Activity: Create A Robot Class/Robot Driver
Module 40: Final Activity Solution – Review
