What you'll learn

You will have the basic knowledge of Java programming as well as an understanding of the popular IDE, Eclipse.

Requirements

This is a beginner level course. No experience needed. Tools will be attained through course.
You will need a computer and access to the internet

Description

Welcome to my Basic course on Java Programming with IntelliJ IDEA!

My name is Matthew Dewey. I am an experienced programmer, having received several accommodations on programming in my formal education as well as taught several programming languages to thousands of students. My goal is to provide you, the budding programmer, the the knowledge you need on programming in a fun and easy manner. In this course I do just that and with one of the most useful IDEs coupled with the Java programming language.

Java, a wonderfully simple programming language that has encouraged many programmers to pursue careers involving Java over any other language. Of course, it goes without saying that Java is an excellent language, but do you know what is required of you to start programming Java?

As with any programming language it is important you understand the fundamentals and that is exactly what I teach you in this course.

I help you:

Install your IDE

Establish fundamental code

Create and use variables

Retrieve user input

Process simple data

as well as BONUS methods and code!

What about IntelliJ IDEA? A popular, widely used IDE that many large applications have been created in over the years. Do you know how to use it to its full potential? Well, in this course we will go through several lessons that will help you get comfortable with the IDE as well as more adept at program creation.

Go no further if you're looking for the course that will guide you into the world of programming! With my course I can guarantee that the knowledge you learn will help you get a head-start in Java programming. I hope you enjoy the course and it helps you on your way into the world of programming!

"Programming is a form of art. It is logical creativity!"
Who is the target audience?

Students wanting to learn Java programming from the beginning