Last Update: Oct 27, 2024

Java Programming Course for Beginners

  • Free

About Course

Java programming is a versatile and widely-used language ideal for beginners. Our Java programming course for beginners is designed to provide a structured approach to learning essential coding skills. In this engaging Java beginner course, you’ll explore fundamental concepts such as syntax, variables, and control structures. By mastering these concepts, you’ll lay a solid foundation for developing applications and understanding advanced programming topics. Whether you’re interested in web development, mobile Apps, or game design, Java provides the tools you need to succeed in the tech industry.
 

Java Basics For Beginners

Diving into the world of coding can be daunting, but with a focus on Java basics for beginners, you’ll find it approachable and engaging. This comprehensive curriculum covers everything from data types to object-oriented programming, ensuring that you grasp the essentials. Through our Java coding basics for beginners course, you’ll gain practical experience through hands-on projects that reinforce your learning. With the right guidance, you can build a strong skill set that will serve you well in any programming career.

Coding Bootcamps school self-paced hands-on Java programming course provides an introduction to programming using the Java language. Students are introduced to the application development cycle, structure of programs, and specific language syntax. The course introduces important algorithmic constructs, string and character manipulation, dynamic memory allocation, standard I/O, and fundamental object-oriented programming concepts. The course explains the use of inheritance and polymorphism early on so the students can practice extensively in the hands-on projects.
 

Java Programming Learning Objectives

In this course, you will learn:

  • Fundamental elements of programming
  • Interactive Development Environment (IDE) concepts
  • Classes, objects and methods
  • Declaring and instantiating a Java object
  • Using conditional and looping constructs
  • Declaring and instantiating arrays
  • Using and creating interfaces
  • Defining classes using inheritance

Java Programming Topics and Subtopics

Here is the course outline:

1.1- Intro to Algorithms, Codes & Compiler in Java

 

1.2- Java Integrated Development Environment Setup

 

1.3- Create First Java Project

 

2- I/O Concepts & Operators and Assignment

 

3.1- Classes, Objects and Methods in Java

 

3.2- Encapsulation in Java

 

3.3- Constructors & Primitive and Reference Types

 

4.1- Conditional Constructs in Java

 

4.2- Looping Constructs in Java

 

4.3- Nested Control Constructs with break & continue

 

5.1- Declaring Methods with Multiple Parameters

 

5.2- Method Call Stack in Java

 

5.3- Scope of Declarations in Java

 

5.4- Argument Promotion, Casting & more in Java

 

5.5- Java Method Overloading and Assignment

 

6.1- Instantiating Arrays, Passing Arrays to Methods & Multidimensional Arrays

 

6.2- Lab for Practicing Java Arrays

 

7.1- Controlling Access to Class Members & Encapsulation

 

7.2- The ‘this’ keyword in Java

 

7.3- Overloading Constructors in Java

 

7.4- Composition of Classes in Java

 

7.5- Memory Management & Garbage Collection in Java

 

8.1- Superclasses, Subclasses & Inheritance in Java

 

8.2- Java Abstract Classes

 

8.3- Protected Class Members in Java

 

9- Java Polymorphism- Abstract Classes, Methods & Interfaces

 

10- Streams, Files, & Object Serialization in Java

 

Requirements

None.
 

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Private Tutoring Classes

To take skills you learn from this course to the next level, taking the following tutoring classes are highly recommended. It is also a great opportunity to discuss your questions and problems related to this course with an experienced instructor:

 

What Is Next?

After finishing this course, you can enroll in any of following classes:

What Will You Learn?

  • Learn new things
  • Revamp your career
  • Target IT jobs
  • Sharpen your skills
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Requirements

  • A laptop or PC
  • Good Internet
  • Routine Study
  • Regular Join Class