Java for newcomers – Learn Java Programming from scratch.

Java for newcomers – Learn Java Programming from scratch., available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.97, with 247 lectures, 27 quizzes, based on 18 reviews, and has 52 subscribers.

You will learn about Java programming basics – using a practical example Object orientation basics – using a practical example Technical terms of programming How a computer works (simplified) How to fix common errors How to help yourself This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is designed for complete beginners and is ideal for anyone who wants to learn programming. or If you already have programming experience, you might skip several exercises to make faster progress with this course. or You can use this course, for example, to prepare for or receive support during or boot camps or university studies where programming skills are required or computer science lessons at school or career changes or in-company trainings or or simply for home use. It is particularly useful for This course is designed for complete beginners and is ideal for anyone who wants to learn programming. or If you already have programming experience, you might skip several exercises to make faster progress with this course. or You can use this course, for example, to prepare for or receive support during or boot camps or university studies where programming skills are required or computer science lessons at school or career changes or in-company trainings or or simply for home use.

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Summary

Title: Java for newcomers – Learn Java Programming from scratch.

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.97

Number of Lectures: 247

Number of Quizzes: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 247

Number of Published Quizzes: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 274

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 274

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Number of Published Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: €99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Java programming basics – using a practical example
Object orientation basics – using a practical example
Technical terms of programming
How a computer works (simplified)
How to fix common errors
How to help yourself

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for complete beginners and is ideal for anyone who wants to learn programming.
If you already have programming experience, you might skip several exercises to make faster progress with this course.
You can use this course, for example, to prepare for or receive support during
boot camps
university studies where programming skills are required
computer science lessons at school
career changes
in-company trainings
or simply for home use.

Target Audiences

This course is designed for complete beginners and is ideal for anyone who wants to learn programming.
If you already have programming experience, you might skip several exercises to make faster progress with this course.
You can use this course, for example, to prepare for or receive support during
boot camps
university studies where programming skills are required
computer science lessons at school
career changes
in-company trainings
or simply for home use.

In the course “Java for newcomers” you will learn programming your computer in Java from scratch.

Javais an awesome programming language and is perfectly suited for learning the basics of programming.

In the business world, Java is one of the most frequently used programming languages.

This course is designed for complete beginners and is ideal for anyone who wants to learn programming.

If you already have programming experience, you might skip several exercises to make faster progress with

this course.

This course at a glance:

hands-on: learn to program by programming
50 programming exercises
designed by an experienced trainer for beginners
well-structured
everything is explained step by step, nothing is assumed

I hope you like this course and join us!

Your trainer:

My name is Torsten Krüger from jtrainerand I will guide you through this course.

I’m an experienced trainer for beginners and the excellent feedback from my classroom training

participants has inspired me to offer this online course.

A short summary of the feedback from my classroom training participants:

pleasant voice and speed when explaining
very clear, intuitive and visual explanations
small theory blocks and many practical exercises
good examples for all problems
didactically very good
well-structured
humor and professionalism
fantastic trainer
very competent
honestly interested in the success of all

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome & preparation

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Why it's worth learning to program in Java

Lecture 3: How you can learn Java

Lecture 4: Necessary software and materials

Chapter 2: Installation on Windows

Lecture 1: Java installation on Windows

Lecture 2: IntelliJ IDEA installation on Windows

Lecture 3: Download course materials on Windows

Chapter 3: Installation on macOS

Lecture 1: Java installation on macOS

Lecture 2: IntelliJ IDEA installation on macOS

Lecture 3: Download course materials on macOS

Chapter 4: Installation on Linux

Lecture 1: Java installation on Linux

Lecture 2: IntelliJ IDEA installation on Linux

Lecture 3: Download course materials on Linux

Chapter 5: Introduction to programming

Lecture 1: Learning objectives: introduction to programming

Lecture 2: Usage of our IDE IntelliJ IDEA

Lecture 3: JN_01000_L: Our first Java program

Lecture 4: JN_01100_L: Control flow & searching on the homepage

Lecture 5: JN_01200_T: Create selection menu

Lecture 6: JN_01210_S: Create selection menu

Lecture 7: Finding and fixing errors

Lecture 8: Edit code: copy & paste, duplicate line or selection, IntelliJ live templates

Lecture 9: JN_01300_L: Variables & read user input from the console

Lecture 10: Naming conventions and rules for variables

Lecture 11: How a computer works

Lecture 12: JN_01400_L: Conditional statements: if

Lecture 13: Formatting source code

Lecture 14: JN_01500_T: Enhance selection menu

Lecture 15: JN_01510_S: Enhance selection menu

Lecture 16: Using the debugger to visualize the control flow

Lecture 17: Section completed: introduction to programming

Chapter 6: Arithmetic operators and else

Lecture 1: Learning objectives: arithmetic operators and else

Lecture 2: JN_01600_L: Simple calculations: credit advice

Lecture 3: JN_01700_T: Calculate monthly rate for the credit

Lecture 4: JN_01710_S: Calculate monthly rate for the credit

Lecture 5: JN_01800_L: Primitive type double: calculate monthly rate with decimal places

Lecture 6: JN_01900_L: Compound arithmetic expression

Lecture 7: JN_02000_T: Interest on credit amount

Lecture 8: JN_02010_S: Interest on credit amount

Lecture 9: Algorithms

Lecture 10: JN_02100_L: Modulo operator

Lecture 11: JN_02200_L: Else in conditional statements

Lecture 12: Lesson types: Learning, Task, Exercise, Solution

Lecture 13: JN_02300_E: Feeding horses

Lecture 14: JN_02310_S: Feeding horses

Lecture 15: Section completed: arithmetic operators and else

Chapter 7: Loops and scope

Lecture 1: Learning objectives: loops and scope

Lecture 2: JN_02400_L: Do-while loop

Lecture 3: JN_02500_L: Validity of local variables (scope)

Lecture 4: JN_02600_E: Sum of two numbers – part 1 of 3

Lecture 5: JN_02610_S*: Sum of two numbers – part 1 of 3

Lecture 6: When and how to write pseudocode

Lecture 7: JN_02700_L: While loop

Lecture 8: JN_02800_E: Sum of two numbers – part 2 of 3

Lecture 9: JN_02810_S: Sum of two numbers – part 2 of 3

Lecture 10: JN_02900_L: Terminate loops: break

Lecture 11: JN_03000_E: Sum of two numbers – part 3 of 3

Lecture 12: JN_03010_S: Sum of two numbers – part 3 of 3

Lecture 13: Section completed: loops and scope

Chapter 8: String operations

Lecture 1: Learning objectives: string operations

Lecture 2: JN_03100_L: Store and compare Strings (Text)

Lecture 3: JN_03200_L: Compare strings case-insensitive and concatenate strings

Lecture 4: JN_03300_T: String concatenation

Lecture 5: JN_03310_S: String concatenation

Lecture 6: Section completed: string operations

Chapter 9: Else if & logical and relational operators

Lecture 1: Learning objectives: else if & logical and relational operators

Lecture 2: JN_03400_L: else if

Lecture 3: JN_03500_T: Vehicle category Cabrio is not on offer (else if)

Lecture 4: JN_03510_S: Vehicle category Cabrio is not on offer (else if)

Lecture 5: JN_03600_L: Logical or operator

Lecture 6: JN_03700_T: Combine vehicle categories cabriolet und sports car (or operator)

Lecture 7: JN_03710_S: Combine vehicle categories cabriolet und sports car (or operator)

Lecture 8: Logical and operator

Lecture 9: Further comparison operators (relational operators)

Lecture 10: JN_03800_T: Number of monthly payments has to be positive

Lecture 11: JN_03810_S: Number of monthly payments has to be positive

Lecture 12: Section completed: else if & logical and relational operators

Chapter 10: Enhanced control flow (nested loops, scope in loops) & boolean, logical not

Lecture 1: Learning objectives: enhanced control flow & boolean, logical not

Lecture 2: JN_03900_L: Nested loops

Lecture 3: JN_04000_L: Data type boolean and literals true / false

Lecture 4: JN_04100_L: Logical not operator

Lecture 5: Control flow in nested loops & scope in loops

Lecture 6: JN_04200_E: Sum of three numbers

Lecture 7: JN_04210_S: Sum of three numbers

Instructors

Torsten Krüger
Java trainer and developer

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