Requirements

• Access to a computer with internet connectivity.
• Ability to download and install software (JDK and IDE).
• Basic computer skills (file management
• internet browsing).
• No prior programming experience required.
• Enthusiasm for learning new technology.

Description

Welcome to this beginner-friendly course focusing on Java, a key programming language in the technology sector. This course is designed for those new to programming, covering the basics of Java without requiring prior experience.

The course starts with an overview of Java, its importance, and its uses, followed by instructions on setting up a development environment. Participants will learn about Java’s fundamental elements like variables, operators, arrays, and control structures, enabling the creation of simple to moderately complex programs.

A major part of the course is dedicated to Object-Oriented Programming in Java, covering topics such as classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. This will provide a thorough understanding of how Java manages data.

Also, the course includes a focus on effective program design, particularly on handling exceptions. This is to ensure students can manage errors and build reliable software.

The course culminates with a practical project: creating a Note Keeper application. This project applies the skills learned in the course, encompassing user interface design, file management, and common application features.

Overall, this course provides a solid foundation in Java programming. By the end, participants will be equipped to undertake their own projects, using Java as a stepping stone into the world of software development. Enrollment is open for those ready to start their journey in coding.

Who this course is for:

• Absolute beginners to programming who are interested in learning to code from scratch.
• Individuals with experience in other fields looking to expand their skill set into software development.
• Hobbyists who wish to understand how Java applications are created and wish to build their own.
• High school or college students seeking a foundational understanding of Java to supplement their studies or prepare for advanced computer science courses.
• Professionals from other tech domains who are aiming to transition into software development roles and need a strong starting point with Java.
• Educators and trainers looking for a structured introduction to Java to guide their students or trainees.