Practice Java by Building Projects

Practice Java by Building Projects, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.43, with 39 lectures, based on 10966 reviews, and has 124768 subscribers.

You will learn about Build 5 complete, end-to-end Java applications from scratch Implement core object-oriented programming techniques Optimize applications with best practices and sharpen your programming skills Master design principles and apply proper architecture to solve problems Apply inheritance, interfaces, access modifiers, encapsulation, polymorphism Use data structures and arrays to handle data sets and collection of objects Develop your own utility class to read data and export results to a file Analyze data from a file and apply conditional operations to make decisions Design a real-world project with abstract classes and abstract methods Use constructors, overloading, and overriding to enhance applications This course is ideal for individuals who are Current students or recent graduates or Anyone looking to practice Java or Someone preparing for a Java interview or Someone starting a new Java project or Anyone wanting a refresher on object-oriented programming or application architecture It is particularly useful for Current students or recent graduates or Anyone looking to practice Java or Someone preparing for a Java interview or Someone starting a new Java project or Anyone wanting a refresher on object-oriented programming or application architecture.

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Summary

Title: Practice Java by Building Projects

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.43

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Curriculum Items: 39

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 39

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Build 5 complete, end-to-end Java applications from scratch

Implement core object-oriented programming techniques

Optimize applications with best practices and sharpen your programming skills

Master design principles and apply proper architecture to solve problems

Apply inheritance, interfaces, access modifiers, encapsulation, polymorphism

Use data structures and arrays to handle data sets and collection of objects

Develop your own utility class to read data and export results to a file

Analyze data from a file and apply conditional operations to make decisions

Design a real-world project with abstract classes and abstract methods

Use constructors, overloading, and overriding to enhance applications

Who Should Attend

Current students or recent graduates

Anyone looking to practice Java

Someone preparing for a Java interview

Someone starting a new Java project

Anyone wanting a refresher on object-oriented programming or application architecture

Target Audiences

Current students or recent graduates

Anyone looking to practice Java

Someone preparing for a Java interview

Someone starting a new Java project

Anyone wanting a refresher on object-oriented programming or application architecture

If your goal is to GET?HIRED,?then you need to PASS THE INTERVIEW!

As a trainer for over 6 years, one of the most common?questions I?get asked is “I’m new to programming, how can I?get better and prepare for a job?interview?”?My answer is “Practice, practice, practice!” I created this course to help people see the core Java?concepts in action. This will help you understand the ideas and know how to apply them in an application.?

The BEST?way to prepare for a technical interview is to get practice building applications and applying core principles of object-oriented design.?I’ve designed this course to accomplish that objective.

Many people fail?interviews because:

They don’t grasp object-oriented programming concepts

They can’t apply object-oriented design in an actual program

They haven’t practiced developing their?applications by hand

They haven’t debugged their code and overcome challenges

This course is designed for someone who simply wants to get better at understanding and applying Java design and object-oriented programming. It is perhaps the most effective thing you can do to prepare for your job interview.Forget about flashcards, forget about quizzes. Start practicing!

In my Practical Java course, you will build realistic projects from scratch. We will approach each program analytically and outline our approach to implement the solution. Then, piece by piece we will write the code to create a fully functioning application.

Understand client scenarios and requirements

Approach each problem analytically

Write our solution outline

Implement code step-by-step

Apply core principals of object-oriented design

Everyone hoping to start out in Java needs to practice! It’s not enough to learn and watch, but you must try yourself! So enroll in this course and get typing!

Note:?this course was build for someone who has some working knowledge and familiarity?of?Java or application design. If you are new to Java, I recommend enrolling in my “Become a?Junior Java Software Developer” course first.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: The Ultimate Java Prep Guide

Lecture 2: Survey of Course Projects

Lecture 3: Course Pre-Requesites

Lecture 4: Preparing the Java Environment

Chapter 2: Build an Email Administration Application

Lecture 1: Overview of the Email Application

Lecture 2: Creating the Outline for the Email Admin Class

Lecture 3: Implementing the Constructor

Lecture 4: Defining the Email Department

Lecture 5: Generating a Random Password

Lecture 6: Creating the Email Syntax

Lecture 7: Implementing Class Set Methods

Lecture 8: Implementing Class Get Methods

Lecture 9: Using the Show Info Method

Chapter 3: Build a Student Database Application

Lecture 1: Overview of the Student Database Application

Lecture 2: Creating the Outline for Student Class

Lecture 3: Initializing the Student Constructor

Lecture 4: Creating the Unique Student ID

Lecture 5: Implementing the Enrollment Method

Lecture 6: Implementing the Pay Tuition Method

Lecture 7: Cleaning Up and Finishing Touches

Lecture 8: Creating an Array of Objects

Chapter 4: Build a New Bank Account Application

Lecture 1: Overview of the Bank Application

Lecture 2: Setting up the Project Architecture

Lecture 3: Creating the Outline for All Bank Accounts and Interest Rate

Lecture 4: Using Super Constructors with Inheritance

Lecture 5: Listing Account Shared Properties

Lecture 6: Initializing New Accounts with Constructors and Super Constructor

Lecture 7: Generating the Account Number

Lecture 8: Generating Account Number by Account Type

Lecture 9: Implementing the ShowInfo Method

Lecture 10: Implementing the Savings Account Safety Deposit Box

Lecture 11: Implementing the Checking Account Debit Card

Lecture 12: Setting up the Interest Rate Interface and Implementation

Lecture 13: Implementing Account Shared Transactions

Lecture 14: Implementing the Compound Interest Rate Method

Lecture 15: Enhancing Application with Correct Access Specifiers

Lecture 16: Writing a CSV Reader Utility

Lecture 17: Determining Which New Account to Open

Lecture 18: Creating a List of Objects

Instructors

Tim Short
Dev / Train / Recuit

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