Fundamentals Of Object-Oriented Programming: Java & intelliJ

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Module 1
Module Objectives - Getting you comfortable with the Java ecosystem

Introduction

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Module Objectives – Getting you comfortable with the Java ecosystem

00:00
Environment Setup & First Run

00:00
Variables & Data Types

00:00
Char Data Type

00:00
Boolean & Logical Operators

00:00
Program: User Input – Voting Age

00:00
Arithmetic Operators

00:00
DateTime

00:00
Program: Date Difference

00:00
Program: Simple Interest Calculator

00:00
Module Summary

00:00

Module 2
Module Objectives - Enabling our programs to make decisions and process input

Module Objectives – Enabling our programs to make decisions and process input

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Strings

00:00
String Methods

00:00
Stringbuilder

00:00
Type Casting

00:00
Flow Control: IF/ELSE , Ternary Operator – Test Scores Program

00:00
Flow Control: Switch Statement Program – Print Weekday Based On Number

00:00
Flow Control: Loops – WHILE | DO-WHILE | FOR

00:00
Flow Control: Loops – BREAK | CONTINUE

00:00
Arrays

00:00
Methods

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Program: Calculate Test Score Average

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Program: Find Max Value In Array

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Module Summary

00:00

Module 3
Module Objectives - Understanding OOP Architecture and Design concepts

Module Objectives – Understanding OOP Architecture and Design concepts

00:00
Classes & Objects

00:00
Constructors & Access Specifiers (Setters and Getters)

00:00
The 4 Pillars Of OOP

00:00
Inheritance – Student Class

00:00
Multi-level Inheritance, Polymorphism

00:00
Abstract Class

00:00
Interfaces

00:00
Const, Enum, Static, Final

00:00
Collections

00:00
Exception Handling

00:00
File Handling

00:00
Program: Custom Message Based On Weekday

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Module Summary

00:00

Module 4
Module Objectives - Designing real world solutions based on UML diagrams

Module Objectives – Designing real world solutions based on UML diagrams

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Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 1

00:00
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 2

00:00
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 3

00:00
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 4

00:00
Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 5

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Project: ATM Simulation Part 1 – Interface Example

00:00
Project: ATM Simulation Part 2 – User Menu

00:00
Project: ATM Simulation Part 3 – Inheritance

00:00
Project: ATM Simulation Part 4 – Transactions Report

00:00
Project: ATM Simulation Part 5 – GitHub Integration

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Module Summary

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Fundamentals Of Object-Oriented Programming: Java & intelliJ

Course Curriculum

Module 1 Module Objectives - Getting you comfortable with the Java ecosystem

Introduction

Module Objectives – Getting you comfortable with the Java ecosystem

Environment Setup & First Run

Variables & Data Types

Char Data Type

Boolean & Logical Operators

Program: User Input – Voting Age

Arithmetic Operators

DateTime

Program: Date Difference

Program: Simple Interest Calculator

Module Summary

Module 2 Module Objectives - Enabling our programs to make decisions and process input

Module Objectives – Enabling our programs to make decisions and process input

Strings

String Methods

Stringbuilder

Type Casting

Flow Control: IF/ELSE , Ternary Operator – Test Scores Program

Flow Control: Switch Statement Program – Print Weekday Based On Number

Flow Control: Loops – WHILE | DO-WHILE | FOR

Flow Control: Loops – BREAK | CONTINUE

Arrays

Methods

Program: Calculate Test Score Average

Program: Find Max Value In Array

Module Summary

Module 3 Module Objectives - Understanding OOP Architecture and Design concepts

Module Objectives – Understanding OOP Architecture and Design concepts

Classes & Objects

Constructors & Access Specifiers (Setters and Getters)

The 4 Pillars Of OOP

Inheritance – Student Class

Multi-level Inheritance, Polymorphism

Abstract Class

Interfaces

Const, Enum, Static, Final

Collections

Exception Handling

File Handling

Program: Custom Message Based On Weekday

Module Summary

Module 4 Module Objectives - Designing real world solutions based on UML diagrams

Module Objectives – Designing real world solutions based on UML diagrams

Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 1

Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 2

Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 3

Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 4

Project: Payroll System Simulation – Part 5

Project: ATM Simulation Part 1 – Interface Example

Project: ATM Simulation Part 2 – User Menu

Project: ATM Simulation Part 3 – Inheritance

Project: ATM Simulation Part 4 – Transactions Report

Project: ATM Simulation Part 5 – GitHub Integration

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Module 1
Module Objectives - Getting you comfortable with the Java ecosystem

Module 2
Module Objectives - Enabling our programs to make decisions and process input

Module 3
Module Objectives - Understanding OOP Architecture and Design concepts

Module 4
Module Objectives - Designing real world solutions based on UML diagrams