Java Programming- Become a Professional Java Engineer!

Java Programming: Become a Professional Java Engineer!, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 136 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 185 reviews, and has 3301 subscribers.

You will learn about Build responsive graphically pleasing programs using simple principles Build programs that reflect the modern principles in Java and program development Create responsive applications that solve real life complex problems Tackle large scale projects in a professional style Become a respected Java engineer using industry standard practices Have a excellent base to go into more specialized topics in Java This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn how to code or Anybody with a willingness to learn Java or Anyone who wants to increase their programming skills or Anyone looking to learn how to use Java to build programs or Those looking to brush up on their Java skills It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn how to code or Anybody with a willingness to learn Java or Anyone who wants to increase their programming skills or Anyone looking to learn how to use Java to build programs or Those looking to brush up on their Java skills.

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Summary

Title: Java Programming: Become a Professional Java Engineer!

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 136

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 136

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 146

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 146

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build responsive graphically pleasing programs using simple principles

Build programs that reflect the modern principles in Java and program development

Create responsive applications that solve real life complex problems

Tackle large scale projects in a professional style

Become a respected Java engineer using industry standard practices

Have a excellent base to go into more specialized topics in Java

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn how to code

Anybody with a willingness to learn Java

Anyone who wants to increase their programming skills

Anyone looking to learn how to use Java to build programs

Those looking to brush up on their Java skills

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn how to code

Anybody with a willingness to learn Java

Anyone who wants to increase their programming skills

Anyone looking to learn how to use Java to build programs

Those looking to brush up on their Java skills

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“Very informational, calm and educational. Direct use of the learned subject allows for easy implementation into the real world application” 5 Stars -Alex Weber

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Would you like to simply drill boring basic concepts with no real life application? If so, this course isn’t for you. Or would you rather learn a variety of powerful concepts using modern development techniques while learning each topic with a great deal of depth.?If this is you, then together we can discover the power of the Java programming language together. Other courses try to cover a million different topics with little to no depth, or try and spend the entire course on a topic that needs just 20 minutes. In this course we will be covering the most important topics for a Java developer to know. These include, variables, arrays, OOP principles, exception handling, optimization, algorithms, loops, basics of generics, and GUI?program design. We will also extensively cover how to design a program and how to make a readable and maintainable program, both essential to building code for either a company or school. Even if you don’t have any prior experience with Java or even coding at all, we will be working from the beginning and building our way up. We will explain each topic with increasing complexity so that no matter your programming background, you can extract a benefit from each lesson. We will be using the most popular language in the world and an open source IDE(Integrated Development Environment) that is used by millions of people every day.

Why Java?
Java is the most popular programming language in the world and is used for the smallest embedded computers to room-sized super computers. It is used throughout the world to build Android applications, desktop program, and server side applications. The compile once, run anywhere motto means that we can create our programs on any type of computer and run it on any other computer with no difficulty. Finally, Java is part of the JVM class of languages such as Scala and JRuby.

Format of the Course:

This course can best be defined as a project-driven course. This will mean we will be building projects that will be solving real life problems. Some of the examples we will be doing include a leap-year calculator, a complete graphical version of the game blackjack complete with a computer controlled AI, a normal calculator for operations, a mode finder, and addition problem generator. All of these will be done in the code-along format so we can work together to see how to construct each part of the program. If you run into a problem, you will be able to simply look at the code to find the problem. A quiz will be placed at the end of each chapter along with a detailed description for each lesson. These will allow us to test our understanding of the lessons in addition to the case studies. Detailed lessons with explanations complete with live demonstrations will be there for every topic. Additionally, there will be a big emphasis on not just learning how to code, but also how the code works. We will always go into how your computer will process the code for even the seemingly smallest details. Also, we will emphasize how to build readable and maintainable programs that can be easily edited by possible co-workers. This will allow you to easily transition into a company or school where sharing code is expected. We will also have lessons that are sized in a format that is conducive to viewing on mobile devices.

Topics covered: We will be covering everything up to being a intermediate/experienced level programmer. This will include starting from the basics with variables, print statements, and taking input from the user. After this we will add more complexity with the more difficult control statements(if and else) where we will be using the basics of how to design a readable program. We will then add loops which will require the addition of more complex design patterns, and the construction of algorithms. We will cover all major loop types such as for and while loops. Methods and classes will be next, with in depth breakdowns of the conventions in Java that we must follow to make our program readable. We will the start to work with arrays and then add in how to handle exceptions and useful classes like the Date class. Interfaces and the large tenets of OOP design are going to be another major topic. Finally, we will finish by learning how to build complex GUI programs with the BreezySwing package.

Other Advantages: I will personally provide detailed response to your questions within a day, compare to others who either don’t respond at all or fail to actually respond. In addition there is a 30 day risk free trial so there really is no disadvantage to signing up today!!!

Hopefully you’ll join all of us on this great journey through one of the greatest programming languages in the world in this authoritative course on Java programming.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Installations of Programs

Lecture 1: How to install Java(Windows)

Lecture 2: How to install Java(Mac)

Lecture 3: How to install Java(Linux)

Lecture 4: How to install Eclipse(All Operating Systems)

Lecture 5: Why Another Java Course

Chapter 2: Introduction into Basic Programming

Lecture 1: Why Java

Lecture 2: Intro into Eclipse IDE

Lecture 3: Java in the Backend

Lecture 4: Hello World(First Program)

Lecture 5: Introduction to Variables

Lecture 6: Taking Input

Lecture 7: Error Types

Lecture 8: Outputting to the Screen

Lecture 9: Numeric Data Types

Lecture 10: Operators

Lecture 11: Increment and Decrement

Lecture 12: Final Constants

Lecture 13: Precedence and Naming

Lecture 14: Random Class

Lecture 15: Case Study: Employee Program

Lecture 16: Case Study: Rectangle Program

Chapter 3: Java Data Types

Lecture 1: Decimal Format Class

Lecture 2: Casting

Lecture 3: Boolean Basics

Lecture 4: Character Basics

Lecture 5: String

Lecture 6: String Methods

Lecture 7: Taking Input with Strings and Chars

Lecture 8: Case Study: String Analyzer

Chapter 4: Control Statements

Lecture 1: What are Control Statements

Lecture 2: New Boolean Operators

Lecture 3: If Statements

Lecture 4: Else and Else If

Lecture 5: Case Study: Grader

Lecture 6: Case Study: Addition Program

Lecture 7: Nesting

Lecture 8: Switch Statements

Lecture 9: Math Class

Lecture 10: Common Pitfalls

Lecture 11: Extended Assignment Operators

Lecture 12: Case Study: Similarity Checker

Lecture 13: Case Study: Leap Year

Chapter 5: Loops

Lecture 1: Intorduction into Loops

Lecture 2: While Loops

Lecture 3: Do While Loops

Lecture 4: For Loops

Lecture 5: Nesting with Loops

Lecture 6: Which Type of Loop to Use

Lecture 7: When to use a Loop

Lecture 8: Case Study: Even Number Counter

Lecture 9: Case Study: Primes

Lecture 10: Case Study: Repeated Addition with Loops

Lecture 11: Scope

Lecture 12: Escape Sequences

Lecture 13: Sentinel Controlled Programs

Chapter 6: Methods

Lecture 1: What are Methods

Lecture 2: Methods Basics

Lecture 3: Case Study: GCD Calculator

Lecture 4: Calling Methods

Lecture 5: Overloading Methods

Lecture 6: Case Study: Fractions Calculator

Lecture 7: Input and Output Redirection

Lecture 8: Case Study: Addition Program with Methods

Lecture 9: Error Checking with Methods

Lecture 10: Writing Programs with Methods

Lecture 11: Test Data

Chapter 7: Classes

Lecture 1: What are Classes

Lecture 2: Classes we have Used

Lecture 3: Creating our own Classes

Lecture 4: Instantiating our own Classes

Lecture 5: Objects vs Methods

Lecture 6: Constructors

Lecture 7: Case Study: Student Class

Lecture 8: Case Study: Student Class Part 2

Lecture 9: Case Study: Fruit Class

Lecture 10: Scope Again

Chapter 8: Arrays

Lecture 1: What is an Array

Lecture 2: When to use an Array

Lecture 3: Array Basics

Lecture 4: Array Errors

Lecture 5: Creating Arrays

Lecture 6: Outputting Arrays

Lecture 7: Copying Arrays

Lecture 8: For Each Loop

Lecture 9: Variable Argument Methods

Lecture 10: Arrays with Methods

Instructors

Anirudh Balasubramanian
Engineer and Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 18 votes

4 stars: 54 votes

5 stars: 106 votes

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