JavaScript for Beginners

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: JavaScript Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction to JavaScript

Lecture 2: Visual Studio Code Text Editor

Lecture 3: Internal JavaScript

Lecture 4: External JavaScript

Lecture 5: Using the Console

Lecture 6: Comments in JavaScript

Lecture 7: Introduction to Variables

Lecture 8: Variables Part 2 – 'Const' Keyword

Lecture 9: Introduction to Strings

Lecture 10: Template Literals

Lecture 11: Introduction to Numbers & Math Operators

Lecture 12: Math Operators Part 2 – Increment & Decrement Operators

Lecture 13: Checking if numbers are Even or Odd

Lecture 14: Order of Operation

Lecture 15: Random Numbers

Lecture 16: Creating a Dice Roll in JavaScript

Lecture 17: Boolean Values

Lecture 18: Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 19: Null & Undefined

Lecture 20: User input & Type Conversion

Lecture 21: Review of JavaScript Basics Lecture

Chapter 2: Control Flow in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Comparison Operators

Lecture 2: Comparison Operators – Loose Equality & Strict Equality

Lecture 3: Comparison Operators continued

Lecture 4: if Statements

Lecture 5: else Statements

Lecture 6: else if Statement

Lecture 7: else if Number Guessing Game Challenge

Lecture 8: Logical AND (&&) Operator

Lecture 9: Logical OR Operator

Lecture 10: Logical NOT operator

Lecture 11: Logical NOT Practice Example

Lecture 12: Ternary Operator

Lecture 13: switch Statements

Lecture 14: for loops

Lecture 15: for loops with Arrays

Lecture 16: for loops Exercise Two – Even & Odd Numbers

Lecture 17: decrementing Loops

Lecture 18: while loops

Lecture 19: while loop guessing game

Lecture 20: while loop revision

Lecture 21: while Loop Challenge

Lecture 22: do while loop

Lecture 23: for Loop Challenges – Part One

Lecture 24: for Loop Challenges – Part Two

Lecture 25: for Loop Challenges- Part Three: use for loop to iterate over an Array Backwards

Lecture 26: Block Scope – Global and Local Variables

Lecture 27: Control flow review lecture

Chapter 3: JavaScript Functions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Functions

Lecture 2: Our first Function! sayHello() Function

Lecture 3: Our second Function

Lecture 4: Creating a rollDice Function

Lecture 5: Functions with One Argument

Lecture 6: Functions with Two Arguments – Add Numbers

Lecture 7: Functions with Three Arguments

Lecture 8: The 'return' Keyword

Lecture 9: Return Statement – Area of a Rectangle

Lecture 10: Return Statement – Area of a Circle

Lecture 11: Code Challenge – User Can Decide Area to Calculate Program

Lecture 12: Return Statement Basic Challenge

Lecture 13: Return Statement that returns boolean value

Lecture 14: Return Statement Exercise – Lending Decision

Lecture 15: Function Declarations and Function Expressions

Lecture 16: Hoisting of Function Declarations

Lecture 17: Function Challenge – Guessing Game Numbers 1-100

Lecture 18: Arrow Functions

Lecture 19: Arrow Functions Part 2

Lecture 20: Fizz Buzz Coding Challenge

Lecture 21: 'FizzBuzz' Instructions & Hint

Lecture 22: FizzBuzz Solution

Lecture 23: Function Challenge – Flip Coin

Lecture 24: Review of functions

Chapter 4: Arrays in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 2: Accessing an Array & Array Iteration (String elements)

Lecture 3: Array Methods – Push

Lecture 4: Array Methods – Pop

Lecture 5: includes() method

Lecture 6: reverse() method

Lecture 7: indexOf() method

Lecture 8: concat() method

Lecture 9: Print Array Function

Lecture 10: Find Max Number Function

Lecture 11: Find Min Number Function

Lecture 12: Nested Loops

Lecture 13: 2D Arrays

Lecture 14: Iterating over a 2D Array

Lecture 15: Array Review

Chapter 5: Objects in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Object Literal Notation

Lecture 2: Accessing Object Properties Using Dot Notation

Lecture 3: Accessing Object – Practice Lecture

Lecture 4: Accessing Object Properties Using Square Bracket Notation

Lecture 5: Adding Methods to Objects

Lecture 6: the 'this' keyword

Lecture 7: Iterating Over An Array of Objects

Lecture 8: Object Review Lecture