Basic Java Training
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19/10/2024 | 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
20/10/2024 | 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
Begin your journey into the programming world with our Basic Java Training. This course meticulously covers the essential stepping stones of Java: from downloading and exploring the versatile NetBeans environment to grasping the foundational Java elements such as data types, strings, and arrays. Alongside this, you will learn to efficiently control the program's flow using functions and loops.
Furthermore, discover the art of creating and managing classes in Java. Enhance your coding dexterity as you navigate through sorting and searching within arrays and effectively manipulate files. With hands-on guidance, this training guarantees to build a robust foundation, setting the stage for your advanced programming endeavors.
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All participants will receive a Certificate of Completion from Tertiary Courses after achieved at least 75% attendance.
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HRD Corp Claimable Course for Employers Registered with HRD Corp
Course Code: M285
Topic 1. Getting Started
What is Java?
Downloading the Java IDE (NetBeans)
Flowcharting and UML diagrams
Understanding algorithms
Exploring the IDE
Command-line programming with Java
Creating Java docs
Topic 2. Java Basics
Anatomy of a Java program
Understanding data types
Using strings
Understanding arrays
Understanding implicit and explicit conversion
Debugging logic and syntax errors
Using the debugger
Topic 3. Flow of Control
Understanding basic expressions
Working with decisions
Comparing different types of loops
Using predefined functions
Creating user-defined functions
Using call by value and call by reference
Overloading functions
Topic 4. Classes and Objects
Creating classes
Instantiating classes
Using encapsulation
Understanding inheritance
Working with polymorphism
Topic 5. Beyond the Basics
Revisiting arrays
Working with two-dimenional arrays
Using ArrayLists
Introducing recursion
Sorting arrays
Searching arrays