| Class Dates and Times | ||
| 05/05/2025 | Monday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 05/06/2025 | Tuesday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 05/07/2025 | Wednesday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 05/08/2025 | Thursday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
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| Last Reg Date | 4/30 |
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This is an introductory programming course which provides a strong foundation that would allow students to further their skills with additional education. The course begins with an introduction to Java and how it compares to other languages, followed by how to write simple applications. Java Syntax, control code, and data types will all be discussed. In addition, fundamental object-oriented principles such as class creation, inheritance, and interfaces are considered. The latter part of the course will focus on GUI (graphical user interface) development and database connectivity.
This course is intended for new developers or developers who wish to transition to the Java platform
After completing this course, students will be able to:
• Create basic Java applications
• Use NetBeans
• Compile and run Java applications
• Write and document Java Code
• Declare and use variables
• Author expressions
• Use classes, objects, and call methods
• Read and write to the console
• Use different data types
• Code conditional statements (if/else)
• Code loops (while statements)
• Handle exceptions
• Test and debug Java applications
• Define custom reusable classes using NetBeans
• Create objects based on your classes
• Consume objects based on your classes
Before attending this course, it is recommended that students:
• Have basic computer navigation skills
• Prior programming experience is not necessary, but it can help to put these topics in perspective
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