Java Programming using Eclipse: An Introduction

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Title: Java Programming using Eclipse: An Introduction

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Who Should Attend

Target Audiences

An introductory but fairly comprehensive set of java tutorials for beginners on Java programming using the eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE). I will cover all the basics of Java programming, starting with the Java Virtual Machine and variables all the way to Java Generics and some of the Collection classes such as ArrayList and HashMap.

This is a good java online training for people new to programming who like to learn by doing.

The second chapter, on the eclipse IDE, can safely be skipped until after taking the whole course. So absolute beginners can get started with this java tutorials for beginners.

I welcome all suggestions on how I can make this a better java online training course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Computer and Java Virtual Machine Basics

Lecture 1: How Does a Computer Work?

Lecture 2: How does the Java Virtual Machine work?

Chapter 2: Eclipse

Lecture 1: Hello World in eclipse

Lecture 2: Comments

Lecture 3: Javadoc

Lecture 4: Debugger

Lecture 5: Eclipse Tips and Tricks

Lecture 6: Publishing your Program

Chapter 3: Variables

Lecture 1: Variables

Lecture 2: Syntax and Expressions

Lecture 3: Variable Types

Lecture 4: Strings

Lecture 5: Scanner

Lecture 6: JOptionPane

Chapter 4: If Else and Switch

Lecture 1: If-Else

Lecture 2: Booleans

Lecture 3: Switch-Case

Lecture 4: Enum

Chapter 5: For and While Loops

Lecture 1: For Loops

Lecture 2: While Loops

Lecture 3: Example: Making Change

Lecture 4: Nested For Loops

Lecture 5: Loop Example: Adding Numbers

Lecture 6: Break and Continue

Lecture 7: Scope

Lecture 8: Example: Wheel of Fortune

Chapter 6: Classes and Methods

Lecture 1: Classes

Lecture 2: Get and Set Methods

Lecture 3: Classes Example: Person

Lecture 4: Call by Reference and by Value

Lecture 5: Strings Are Immutable

Lecture 6: Equals

Lecture 7: Constructors

Lecture 8: Wrapper Classes

Lecture 9: Static Variables

Lecture 10: Classes Example: Distance

Lecture 11: Packages

Chapter 7: Arrays

Lecture 1: Arrays

Lecture 2: Class Example: Expanding Array

Lecture 3: Insertion Sort

Lecture 4: Multi-Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 5: Example: Tic-tac-toe

Lecture 6: Example: Pascal's Triangle

Chapter 8: Inheritance

Lecture 1: Inheritance

Lecture 2: Polymorphism

Lecture 3: Interfaces

Lecture 4: Abstract Classes

Chapter 9: Exceptions

Lecture 1: Exceptions: Handling

Lecture 2: Defining new Exceptions

Chapter 10: Streams and Files

Lecture 1: Example: Reading a CSV File

Lecture 2: Writing to a Text File

Lecture 3: Binary Files

Lecture 4: Serializable Interface

Chapter 11: Recursion

Lecture 1: Recursion

Lecture 2: Binary Search

Chapter 12: ArrayLists and HashMaps

Lecture 1: ArrayList

Lecture 2: HashSet and HashMap

Lecture 3: Generics

Lecture 4: Iterators

Lecture 5: Iterators: Build your Own

Lecture 6: Example: A Swing App

Instructors

Jose Vidal
Computer Science Professor

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2 stars: 11 votes
3 stars: 13 votes
4 stars: 27 votes
5 stars: 29 votes

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