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288 Lectures | 7 GB |Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Comprehensive Java programming course integrated with design principles, best practices, demos & instructor-led project.

What Will I Learn?

Get an in-depth understanding of core & advanced Java

Master design principles, best practices and coding conventions for writing well-designed, professional Java code

Implement instructor-led, industry-strength multi-threaded project in Eclipse using TDD principles & MVC design pattern

Set a firm foundation in Java for the rest of your career. You’ll be a solid Java engineer by the end of this course.

Gain comprehensive understanding of JVM Internals ~ the incredible platform on which Java programs run

Set yourself up to become an Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE 8 Programmer (1Z0-808)

Requirements

Familiarity in using computers

The 3 P’s: Passion, Patience, and Perseverance. Please note it is not a crash course!!

This comprehensive project-based course has been designed with following objectives:

To help you get an in-depth understanding of both core & advanced concepts in Java

To teach best practices & key design principles for writing effective Java programs

To help you gain practical experience in writing professional-level code via instructor-led implementation of a project. Project is implemented in Eclipse using MVC design pattern, TDD(Test-Driven Development) principles and other best practices. Project also incorporates few advanced multi-threading concepts.

To help you understand the inner workings of Java platform (aka JVM)

To teach how to effectively use Eclipse IDE to write, debug, and test Java programs

Who is the target audience?

Complete beginners. We got you covered. We’ll start from compilation & interpretation.

Programmers switching from other languages

Java programmers who are not feeling confident about their existing Java skills

Java programmers who want to learn about design principles & best practices. Any serious programmer should know this stuff!