Object Oriented Programming in Java

I thought this course would be focused in Object Oriented Programming and all about the best practices, why not?

Best course to learn object oriented programming One suggestion i give to you that, please level of difficulty increase in a way that the learner not face to much thing in a single assignment.

Good for enhancing your object oriented programming skills.

Solid introduction to object oriented programming in Java Excellent Course!!!

The course itself was challenging to me and I learned a few object oriented programming concepts that can help me at work.

Starts from the basics of object oriented programming covering all the topics in intermediate details.

This course gave me really good insights into object oriented programming.

The course is really good , you will learn many basic stuffs about object oriented programming concepts Great course, it covers fundamentals of OOP and Java.

I learn a lot about Java and object oriented programming.

This course was a really comprehensive package explaining all the basic concepts of Object Oriented Programming .

Enroll this course if you intend to become a programmer and need fundamental knowledge in Object Oriented Programming.

Great way to learn object oriented programming.

Very easy to follow and learn.

Very interesting Course and the way the instructors give the lessons are great and easy to follow.

I learned quite a lot and the course work was easy to follow and build knowledge from lesson to lesson.

Very Nice Course thx really explicit and easy to follow up, nice preparation and nice content.

So, it's very easy to follow.

The level of details use in lecture videos make this class really easy to follow.

This is an awesome course for OOPs Good explanations, easy examples and easy to follow Excellent Really great course!

Everything was really well explained but not too slow either, the way things were presented was easy to follow, but also interesting; touching subjects close to real life problems we might encounter.

Easy to follow!

So far I love this course!

fun hacking The closest experience to the real programming job i had so far in the beginning of the course i thought i'll get a good experience as usual on coursera, but i was wrong ... a lot of things >> to be introduced in next courseconfusing data types & working with things i don't know about it.you've said that, anyone with basics of programming could pass this course and after 6 months i couldn't.

So far so good!

So far, I wrote code mainly in C++ and I have not really participated to very challenging programming assignments.

Looking for job (Unluckily so far ) I quickly realize that Java programming is really big on the job market.

☺ Liked the way Prof. has so far taught this course.

So far so good, guys :) Really helpfull!

Nicely explained and neat So far so good.

I am in week 1 and so far i can tell that the methodology of teaching is perfect in these courses.

fantastic course so far...and highly educative in its approach Cool stuff.

Two observations so far:1.)

I am on week 11 in this specialization, and so far very little has been mentioned about OOP concepts.

A combination of the CORE and concept challenges cleared up any muddled up concepts in my head.

Well explanation and a nice way to understand concept challenge.

The instructors are great and I love the concept challenge videos as they help clarify new concepts.The programming assignments are good although sometimes felt like they were not challenging enough.

The concept challenge questions clearly helps you to understand the subtle nuances that the instructor wants to explain .

Excellent approach to teaching Java; i loved the hands on, concept challenges and modules at the end of each course.

University of California did a great job!Thank you guys!Great course, concept challenges are very helpful and surprisingly one additional week for finishing up was wonderful idea - it helped me to finish last assignment on time.

I really like the concept challenge portion as it helps dig into the application of the concepts explained in the lecture.

Highly recommended.

Highly recommended, worth to apply for the specialization!.

I would highly recommend this class.

I highly recommend this course for Java programmers.

I highly recommend this course to people wanting to explore java programming, or OOP in general.

I would highly recommend this course.

Big thanks to UC San Diego and Coursera!

UC San Diego courses haven't dissapointed me so far.

It was informative course with many challenges, I learned a lot of things about Oriented Object Programming in Java .Thanks UC San Diego and Coursera for this opportunity Otimo curso recomendo a todos I studied Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Cornell University.

With a lot of help from the lectures you develop a real life proyect since week 1, which is pretty awesome.

This course is for programmers that wanted to improve their techniques and knowledge of the language, since the course shorts videos with real life experiences, that give you advices on how their abilities and produce quality programms.

The most important is the exercise portion where you get an overview of programming language usage in real life .

relating it as much as possible to real world examples.

I think that if there is going to be programming assignments for students they should be provided in a form that at least uses current technologies, especially when advertised as "real world".

The professors tie in real world examples and help you understand why each concept is important beyond just the class, but for future jobs and programming assignments.

Instructors take the time to explain concepts rather than simply using them.

Would have preferred if the map was built incrementally, with me continuing each exercise with my own map rather than a new, supplied map each time.

But I felt the introduction of the map APIs along with the event handling kind of took away the learning towards the API rather than the actual topic.

In the beginning it was a little confusing trying to figure out the superclasses even though the Javadocs for them were available.

The only reason I give it 4/5 is that a few of the project instructions were too vague to figure out what they were asking for (i.e.