If you want to learn computer programming from scratch, you will enjoy a tour of Java, one of the most widely used computer languages. Start with the basics of programming and go on to write your own programs and integrate input and output, calculations, decision-making and loops.
If you want to learn computer programming from scratch, you will enjoy a tour of Java, one of the most widely used computer languages. Start with the basics of programming and go on to write your own programs and integrate input and output, calculations, decision-making and loops. Build your knowledge and confidence with easy-to-understand examples and multiple skill-building exercises.
Lesson List:
Lesson 1 - Introducing Java
Java is one of the most widely used programming languages in the world, on machines from microprocessors in DVRs and microwaves to supercomputers. This lesson will introduce you to computer programming in general and to Java in particular. Explore the process of editing, compiling, and running computer programs written in Java.
Lesson 2 - Writing Your First Java Program
Write your first Java program, and learn to create projects and classes in BlueJ. Use the editor to enter your program, and find out more about how to compile it and run it.
Lesson 3 - Working With Java's Primitive Data Types
This lesson is about Java's primitive data types—the building blocks you need to use before you can build more complex types. Learn how to use them in some simple programs, how they relate to each other, and how to use these classes in the Java libraries.
Lesson 4 - Working With Objects
This lesson introduces classes and objects. Revisit the HelloWorld application and rewrite it in Java's OOP (object-oriented programming) structure. While doing that, you will look at how to declare classes, objects, attributes, and methods to Java.
Lesson 5 - Creating a Program That Makes Calculations
Cover how to declare data variables in Java and how to use variables in arithmetic expressions. Learn about data input - getting information into programs from an outside source.
Lesson 6 - Computer Logic: Writing Programs That Make Decisions
Making decisions is one of the most important and powerful things a computer language can do. Explore the decision-making process in detail and see how Java does it. Upon lesson completion, you will know how to write Java programs that make decisions based on the principles of computer logic.
Lesson 7 - Writing Programs With Loops
Learn to repeat actions using a control structure called a loop. Loops in Java involve decisions, just as branches do. If the condition is met in a loop structure, the branch is backward instead of forward.
Lesson 8 - Fixing Errors in Java
Focuse on how Java generates exceptions and how to prevent them from crashing your programs. Learn about class methods and how to call them without creating any objects. Find out about a debugger, which lets you look at what's going on inside the program as it runs.
Lesson 9 - Three Tools: Debugger, Enumeration, and Switch
This lesson is a grab bag of tools and topics. BlueJ's debugger lets you watch your program's internal actions as it runs. Enumeration lets you set up new data types with built-in limits on their values. Java's switch structure lets you replace a series of nested if statements with a single value-based structure. You will find all these items useful in future programming.
Lesson 10 - Formatting Output and the Java Application Program Interface
How can you make numbers and other output look the way you want them to in Java? This lesson looks at Java's application program interface (API) - the documentation of all the classes that Java includes when you install the JDK, and explanations of how to use them.
Lesson 11 - Creating Windows and Adding Graphics in Java
Discover the world of Java windows and GUI (graphical user interface) programming in Java. Learn the basic components of a Java window and then add some simple graphics to it.
Lesson 12 - Java 2-D Animation
In your final lesson, you will continue exploring Java 2-D graphics with a look at some simple animation. Create a self-contained object that "knows" its own size, color, shape, location, and how to draw itself into the window.
Welcome to Community College of Philadelphia, a public, open-admission institution that provides both academic resources and support services to help students achieve their academic goals. As the largest public institution of higher education in Philadelphia, the College has served more than 685,000 of the city's residents since 1965.
Mission Statement
Community College of Philadelphia is an open-admission, associate-degree-granting institution which provides access to higher education for all who may benefit. Its programs of study in the liberal arts and sciences, career technologies, and basic academic skills provide a coherent foundation for college transfer, employment and lifelong learning.
The College serves Philadelphia by preparing its students to be informed and concerned citizens, active participants in the cultural life of the city, and enabled to meet the changing needs of business, industry and the professions.
To help address broad economic, cultural and political concerns in the city and beyond, the College draws together students from a wide range of ages and backgrounds and seeks to provide the programs and support they need to achieve their goals.
The College seeks to create a caring environment which is intellectually and culturally dynamic and encourages all students to achieve:
To serve Philadelphia as a premier learning institution where student success exemplifies the strength of a diverse, urban community college.
The College places fairness and honesty at the center of all of its policies and operations. We uphold the highest ethical standards in striving for academic and professional integrity in all that we do. We strive to be both responsible and responsive in utilizing resources to meet student and community needs.
The College sets, expects and maintains high educational standards consistent with the needs of the students, region and changing workforce. Our faculty and staff are committed to providing high-quality, innovative, and flexible educational opportunities and services in an accessible, student-centered environment.
The College embraces and understands the importance of providing an education and environment that promotes the uniqueness of students, faculty, staff and the communities that we serve.
We affirm that diversity is crucial to a democratic society, as it enriches the educational experience and celebrates differences among individuals.
The College functions as a learning organization, continually adapting, improving and evaluating its services to promote lifelong intellectual and personal development.
We believe that learning is rooted in both curiosity and inquiry, and is engendered by dedicated, creative and enthusiastic teaching which utilizes appropriate, optimal modes of delivery. Technology supports and serves the learning process.
The College is committed to effective, open and proactive communication. We take responsibility to listen, speak and write clearly to inform others and foster collaboration by using and respecting a matrix of communication channels. Collaborative partnerships are strengthened when communication is ongoing and productive.
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The College promotes respect, civility and courtesy in our day-to-day interactions with others. We seek to instill respect for and appreciation of members of the College community, our facilities, our environment, our community and the institution in which we work.
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