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Java Object-Oriented Programming For Beginners Using intelliJ

What you will learn

Understand the purpose of OOP, the history of the Java programming language, the anatomy of a Java program and the role of the compiler

Learn how to use Java syntax to store, process and retrieve data, take input from a user and provide an output by writing simple programs

Use built-in Java libraries to process input and data, create custom libraries, file handling and defensive programming techniques

Construct complex – real world object-oriented classes and solutions in Java based on UML diagrams. Use GitHub to upload completed project files.

Learn core programming concepts that will improve logical reasoning, critical thinking & problem solving skills and equip you for your first Jr Developer Role

Integrate Github – a version management system for collaborating and sharing software components and documentation

Description

This course offers an introduction to the paradigm and features of object-oriented programming using a modern object-oriented language that is relevant and popular in industry. The course entails the modeling of objects and classes, object-oriented facilities such as inheritance and polymorphism, native data structures, exception handling, file management and streams.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

  • Set up classes in a modern Object-Oriented language
  • Use and understand inheritance facilities
  • Use and understand interfaces
  • Demonstrate polymorphic behavior
  • Use collections and data structures
  • Use exception handling facilities and defensive programming
  • Create solutions based off UML models

Java is one of the most in-demand programming languages, It’s:

  • Simple
  • Secure
  • Object-Oriented
  • Fast

Java is everywhere, from web server tools to enterprise software and android apps, It’s also the foundation of the Android operating system.


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When you enroll in this course, you’ll learn core programming concepts that will equip you to write programs that solve complex real-world problems and additionally, you will gain the foundational skills you need to advance your career as a software engineer.

This course is specifically designed for beginners and anyone seeking to strengthen their Java domain knowledge and It will prepare you for a Jr Java Developer position or your programming gig.

According to sites like Indeed and Glassdoor, a junior Java developer can earn anywhere from $60,000 to 6 figures a year on average! With many of these opportunities being remote based.

Take your first step towards a career in software development with this introductory course to Object Oriented Programming in Java.

English
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Content

Module 1

Introduction
Module Objectives – Getting you comfortable with the JAVA ecosystem
Environment Setup & First Run
Variables & Data Types
Char Data Type
Boolean & Logical Operators
Program: User Input – Voting Age
Arithmetic Operators
DateTime
Program: Date Difference
Program: Simple Interest Calculator
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Module 2

Module Objectives – Enabling our programs to make decisions based on input
Strings
String Methods
Stringbuilder
Type Casting
Flow Control: IF/ELSE , Ternary Operator – Test Scores Program
Flow Control: Switch Statement Program – Print Weekday Based On Number
Flow Control: Loops – WHILE | DO-WHILE | FOR
Flow Control: Loops – BREAK | CONTINUE
Arrays
Methods
Program: Calculate Test Score Average
Program: Find Max Value In Array
Module Summary

Module 3

Module Objectives – Understanding OOP Architecture and Design concepts
Classes & Objects
Constructors & Access Specifiers (Setters and Getters)
The 4 Pillars Of OOP
Inheritance
Multi-level Inheritance, Polymorphism
Abstract Class
Interfaces
Const, Enum, Static, Final
Collections
Exception Handling
File Handling
Program: Custom Message Based On Weekday
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Module 4

Module Objectives – Designing real world solutions based on UML diagrams
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 1
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 2
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 3
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 4
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 5
Project: ATM Simulation Part 1 – Interface Example
Project: ATM Simulation Part 2 – UI Menu
Project: ATM Simulation Part 3 – Single Inheritance
Project: ATM Simulation Part 4 – Transactions Report
Project: ATM Simulation Part 5 – GitHub Integration
Module Summary