Learn Java: From Foundations to Advanced Programming

Course Level: Beginner
Duration: 14 Hrs 49 Min
Total Videos: 58 On-demand Videos

"Learn Java: From Foundations to Advanced Programming" is a comprehensive course designed to take you from a beginner to an advanced Java programmer. Ideal for aspiring coders, students, professionals seeking upskilling, and anyone with an interest in object-oriented programming, this course provides necessary skills and knowledge to develop software, mobile apps, and large systems using Java.

Learning Objectives

01

Understand the history of computer programming and the different categories of programming languages.

02

Master the process of downloading and installing Java, and setting up an Integrated Development Environment.

03

Grasp the basics of identifiers, variables, and data types in Java programming.

04

Learn the principles and applications of Object-Oriented Programming in Java.

05

Get hands-on experience with predefined classes in Java such as String, Date, and Scanner.

06

Understand the concept of methods in Java, including how to name, hide, and invoke them.

07

Learn advanced methods techniques including handling multiple arguments and method overloading.

08

Gain expertise in Java programming constructs like loops, arrays, and exception handling.

Course Description

Dive into the world of Java programming with our all-inclusive course, “Learn Java: From Foundations to Advanced Programming”. Designed for learners of all levels, this course aims to equip you with the skills and knowledge required to master Java – one of the most versatile and widely used programming languages in the world. Whether you are a novice programmer, an enthusiastic hobbyist, a student, a professional looking to upskill, or an individual preparing for technical interviews, this course has something to offer you. By the end of this journey, you will be proficient in Java, ready to take on real-world projects and challenges with confidence.

The course is structured into ten comprehensive modules, each focusing on essential aspects of Java programming. Starting from the basics, you will explore the history of programming languages, understand the software life cycle, and familiarize yourself with the tools and terminology used in Java development. As you progress, you will delve into more complex topics like object-oriented programming, predefined classes, methods, constructors, flow control, arrays, and exceptions. Each module is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the topic, with plenty of opportunities to apply your learnings through practical exercises and lab sessions.

One of the key strengths of this course is its flexibility. It caters to a wide range of learners, allowing you to learn at your own pace and focus on the areas that interest you the most. If you’re a beginner, you’ll appreciate the clear explanations, step-by-step guidance, and foundational knowledge that will set you up for success. If you’re more experienced, you can delve into the advanced modules to enhance your skills and tackle more complex projects. Regardless of your current level of expertise, this course is poised to take your Java programming skills to the next level. Sign up now to embark on this exciting journey towards mastering Java programming.

Who Benefits From This Course

  • Individuals new to programming looking for a comprehensive introduction to Java
  • Experienced programmers seeking to transition into Java development
  • Software developers wanting to expand their knowledge in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
  • Computer science students needing a detailed understanding of Java for academic purposes
  • IT professionals preparing for Java certification exams
  • Professionals in data analysis or data science wanting to leverage Java for data manipulation and analysis
  • Web developers interested in building Java-based web applications

Frequently Asked Questions

What job opportunities can I pursue after completing this Learn Java course?
After completing the Learn Java course, you can apply for various job roles such as Java Developer, Android Developer, Web Application Developer, Software Engineer, and Systems Engineer. Java is widely used in various domains like business applications, mobile applications, server-side applications, and more, opening up numerous job opportunities.
Is Java a beneficial programming language to learn for a beginner?
Yes. Java is a high-level, class-based, object-oriented programming language that is designed to be easy to learn and use. It is also platform-independent, which means that you can run Java code on any device that supports Java. Furthermore, Java is a widely used language, making it an excellent choice for beginners looking to break into the programming field.
How long does it take to become proficient in Java?
The time it takes to become proficient in Java depends on how much time you can devote to learning and practicing. If you can set aside a few hours every day for studying, you can expect to become proficient in about 3-6 months. However, mastering Java, like any other programming language, requires continuous learning and practice.
What is the importance of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Java?
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a crucial aspect of Java. It helps in organizing complex programs through the use of inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism, and abstraction. These concepts make the code more manageable, scalable, and adaptable, thereby increasing its efficiency and reducing errors.
What industries use Java for their applications?
Java is used across various industries, including Information Technology, Banking, Retail, Insurance, E-commerce, and more. With its robust features, Java is also popular in scientific computing, enterprise-level applications, mobile application development, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

Included In This Course

Module 1: Foundations (Beginner)

  •    Introduction
  •    History Of Computer Programming
  •    Categories Of Programming Languages
  •    Condensed History Of Java
  •    Software Life Cycle

Module 2: Terms and Tools (Beginner)

  •    Programming General Terms
  •    Downloading And Installing Java
  •    Programmer Editors And Integrated Development Environments Part 1
  •    Programmer Editors And Integrated Development Environments Part 2
  •    Installing Eclipse

Module 3: Identifiers, Variables, and Data Types (Beginner)

  •    Understanding Identifiers
  •    Unicode And Java Syntax
  •    Variables Constants And Literals
  •    Field Member And Variable Components
  •    Primitive Data Types Part 1
  •    Primitive Data Types Part 2
  •    Primitive Data Types Part 3
  •    Operators Part 1
  •    Operators Part 2
  •    Escape Characters
  •    Type Conversions And Type Casting
  •    Java Reserved Words
  •    Commenting
  •    Abstract Data Types

Module 4: Object-Orientated Programming (Intermediate)

  •    Object Oriented Programming
  •    What Is An Object?
  •    Eclipse Lab

Module 5: Predefined Classes (Intermediate)

  •    String Class Part 1
  •    String Class Part 2
  •    String Class Part 3
  •    Date Class
  •    Simple Date Format Class
  •    Scanner Class Part 1
  •    Scanner Class Part 2
  •    Decimal Format Class Part 1
  •    Decimal Format Class Part 2
  •    JFrame Class
  •    Container Class Part 1
  •    Container Class Part 2

Module 6: Methods Part 1 (Intermediate)

  •    Methods
  •    Naming Methods
  •    Implementation Method Hiding
  •    Method Variables And Literals
  •    Invoking A Method

Module 7: Methods Part 2 (Advanced)

  •    Methods And Multiple Arguments
  •    Methods Lab
  •    Method Overloading

Module 8: Constructors (Advanced)

  •    Creating Objects
  •    Constructor Declarations
  •    Overloading And Default Constructors

Module 9: Control of Flow (Advanced)

  •    While Loop
  •    While Statement
  •    For Loop

Module 10: Arrays and Exceptions (Advanced)

  •    Array Structures
  •    Constants And Array Sizes Part 1
  •    Constants And Array Sizes Part 2
  •    Exceptions And The Try Catch Block
  •    Conclusion