Learning Java using JShell

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Installation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: In Practice: Downloading and Installing of Java / Starting JShell

Lecture 3: Additional Information: Use Java >= 9!

Chapter 2: Operators and Variables

Lecture 1: Introducing Operators

Lecture 2: In Practice: Operators

Lecture 3: Variables

Lecture 4: In Practice: Variables

Chapter 3: String, Chars and Booleans

Lecture 1: String, Chars and Booleans and their Special Operators

Lecture 2: In Practice: String, Chars and Booleans and their Special Operators

Chapter 4: Compound Assignment Operators and Unary Operators

Lecture 1: Compound Assignment Operators

Lecture 2: Unary Operators

Lecture 3: In Practice: Compound and Unary Operators

Lecture 4: Summary Variables and Operators

Chapter 5: The If-Statement

Lecture 1: If-Statement with and without Else-Statement

Lecture 2: In Practice: If-Statement

Lecture 3: Ternary Operator

Lecture 4: In Practice: The Ternary Operator

Chapter 6: The Switch-Statement

Lecture 1: The Switch-Statement

Lecture 2: In Practice: The Switch-Statement and the common pitfall in it

Chapter 7: The While-Loop and the Do-While-Loop

Lecture 1: The While-Loop and the Do-While-Loop

Lecture 2: In Practice: The While-Loop

Lecture 3: In Practice: The Do-While-Loop

Chapter 8: Arrays

Lecture 1: Introduction into Arrays

Lecture 2: Defining an Array

Lecture 3: Using an Array

Lecture 4: Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 5: In Practice: Using Arrays

Chapter 9: The For-Loop and the For-Each-Loop

Lecture 1: Introduction into the For-Loop

Lecture 2: Advantages and Disadvantages of the For-Loop

Lecture 3: For-Loops with Arrays and Iterators

Lecture 4: For-Each-Loops

Lecture 5: More features: Curly braces and break & continue

Lecture 6: In Practice: The For-Loop & the For-Each-Loop

Chapter 10: Methods

Lecture 1: Introduction into methods

Lecture 2: In Practice: Methods

Lecture 3: Methods with variable parameter lists

Chapter 11: Practical Excercise

Lecture 1: Practical Exercise: Compound Interest Calculator

Chapter 12: Outlook: Java as a Object Oriented Programming Language

Lecture 1: HelloWorld in Java & how a .java-File gets executed

Lecture 2: Classes and Objects OR Introduction into Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 3: Study material locations

Lecture 4: Conclusion