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Java For Beginners(Core Java)

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Overview

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The Java for beginners (core Java) course is designed to teach individuals the fundamentals of the Java programming language and its applications in software development. This course covers topics such as variables, data types, functions, control structures, and object-oriented programming. students will learn how to write efficient and maintainable code with Java, and how to use it to build software applications for various platforms.

The course also covers best practices for using Java, such as using design patterns and exception handling, and how to use its standard libraries to perform common tasks.

By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of Java and be able to write software applications with confidence.

Intended audience

Junior Java Developer, Java Application Developer, Software Development Engineer inTest (SDET)

Prerequisites

  • Knowledge of Java Programming, Language Syntax

Assessment & certification

  • Assessment fee: Included — no extra fee
  • Assessment mode: Online
  • Assessment type: MCQ
  • Assessment provider: GUVI
  • Certificate provider: Junior Java Developer, Java Application Developer, Software Development Engineer inTest (SDET)

Syllabus

  • Week 1: Fundamentals of programming:
  • Week 2: Basics of programming
  • Week 3: Writing, compiling and running Java code.
  • Week 4: Java syntax and language features:
  • Week 5: Java syntax
  • Week 6: Language key features, such as variables, data types, operators, control structures, and functions.
  • Week 7: Object-oriented programming:
  • Week 8: Defining classes
  • Week 9: Using inheritance
  • Week 10: Creating objects.
  • Week 11: Java libraries and frameworks:
  • Week 12: Java Standard Library
  • Week 13: Writing efficient and maintainable code.
  • Week 14: Advanced Java concepts:
  • Week 15: Exception handling
  • Week 16: Generics
  • Week 17: Multithreading
  • Week 18: Using the above to write more robust and maintainable code.

Taught by

Guvi

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