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Learn to Program in Java
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Course
Learn to Program in Java
Get started on the path to becoming a software engineer by learning core coding skills in Java—one of the most popular programming languages.
About this course
Ready to start your programming journey? Being a software engineer is much more than simply writing codeit requires a strong conceptual understanding of computer science. In this course, which was developed through a combination of academic and industry perspectives, learn not only how to code in Java but also how to break down problems and implement their solutions using some of the most fundamental computer science tools.
Get plenty of hands-on Java coding experience with methods, logic, loops, variables, parameters, returns, and recursion. And write your code using industry-standard tools and practices to help you build strong habits as you grow your development skill set.
Whether you are preparing for advanced university computer science courses, an entry-level software engineering position, or the Advanced Placement Computer Science A exam, get the tools you need to succeed in this practical, self-paced Java course.
What you'll learn
Basic Java commands and APIs using industry tools
Foundational data organization and manipulation
Code control structures, such as loops and if/else statements
How to structure code using methods, parameters, and returns
Prerequisites
None
Course Syllabus
Module 1 Java Basics
Module 2 Control Structures
Module 3 Data Flow
Module 4 Capstone Project
Meet the instructors
Kasey Champion
Learning Team
Microsoft
Kasey Champion is a software engineer turned teacher. She graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Electrical Engineering, but worked for the Computer Science Department as a Teaching Assistant for 3 years. After graduation she joined Microsoft as a software engineer, but spent her mornings volunteer teaching computer science at local high schools through the TEALS program. Recently she was lucky enough to make her passion her full time job and joined the Microsoft Learning team to develop computer science courseware.
