Coding Foundations:
Introduction to Java

Summary:
An entry-level course designed to introduce students to the world of Java programming. The course covers core Java concepts including object-oriented programming, syntax, and essential coding techniques. Through hands-on projects and practical exercises, students learn how Java is applied in various fields such as web development, mobile applications, and enterprise software. The curriculum is structured to develop strong problem-solving skills and a solid foundation in programming, making it an ideal starting point for aspiring software developers.
What We
Offer
Week 1
Introduction to Java Basics
Kick start your journey into Java programming, covering the setup of development environments and crafting your first Java application. Initial lessons focus on Java’s significance, basic syntax, and simple programming exercises.
Week 3
Object-Oriented Programming Basics
Dive into the core of Java programming with classes and objects, learning to encapsulate data and behavior within your programs. Introduction to constructors and the fundamentals of object-oriented design are covered.
Week 5
Advanced Topics
Address advanced programming concepts such as exception handling for robust applications and file I/O for data persistence. Recursion is introduced, showcasing its power in solving complex problems.
Week 2
Control Structures and Methods
Explore Java's control structures for decision-making and looping, alongside an introduction to methods for modular coding. You'll practice using variables, operators, and writing methods to perform specific tasks.
Week 4
Arrays and ArrayList
Learn to manage and manipulate collections of data using arrays and ArrayLists, including techniques for sorting and searching elements. This week emphasizes data handling and efficient use of collections.
Week 6
Recursion and Review
Expand on recursion techniques and apply these concepts to more sophisticated problems. The course concludes with a comprehensive review and assessment, solidifying your Java programming knowledge.