Learn to Program in Java
Ready to start your programming journey? Being a software engineer is much more than simply writing code--it 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.
*Note: *This course will retire at the end of October. Please enroll only if you are able to finish your coursework in time.
Get a Reminder
| Rating | 5.0★ based on 3 ratings |
|---|---|
| Length | 4 weeks |
| Effort | 6 - 10 hours per week |
| Starts | Apr 1 (182 weeks ago) |
| Cost | $99 |
| From | Microsoft via edX |
| Instructor | Kasey Champion |
| Download Videos | On all desktop and mobile devices |
| Language | English |
| Subjects | Programming |
| Tags | Computer Science |
Get a Reminder
Similar Courses
What people are saying
intended for absolute beginners
The course is intended for absolute beginners.
provide a strong understanding
It is well organized and provide a strong understanding of basic Java programming elements.
well-balanced between reading materials
The course logic is very well structured and is well-balanced between reading materials and video lectures.
wonderful content to learn
This course has wonderful content to learn Java.
basic java programming elements
it has clear explanations
It has clear explanations and solid examples.
missed live coding
However, I missed live coding and discussion forum.
discussion forum
solid examples
Careers
An overview of related careers and their average salaries in the US. Bars indicate income percentile.
Teacher: Computer Science $55k
Instructor - Computer Science $72k
Lecturer of Computer Science $72k
Computer Science educator $78k
Computer Science Specialist $87k
Lecturer (Computer Science) $98k
MS Computer Science $106k
Professor Computer Science $109k
Computer Science R&D $129k
Associate Computer Science $133k
Professor - Computer Science $138k
MS in Computer Science $141k
Reviews
Sorted by most helpful reviews first
Guest says:
This is a nice but very short introduction. By itself I feel like I've gotten to "advanced beginner" level if that makes sense. I can write some simple programs and get them to run. One thing I really enjoyed about this course is its "industry" perspective. Not many other courses pay this much attention to how the code is organized or why it's important to keep things nice, tidy, and structured.
Write a review
Your opinion matters. Tell us what you think.
Please login to leave a review
| Rating | 5.0★ based on 3 ratings |
|---|---|
| Length | 4 weeks |
| Effort | 6 - 10 hours per week |
| Starts | Apr 1 (182 weeks ago) |
| Cost | $99 |
| From | Microsoft via edX |
| Instructor | Kasey Champion |
| Download Videos | On all desktop and mobile devices |
| Language | English |
| Subjects | Programming |
| Tags | Computer Science |
Similar Courses
Sorted by relevance
Like this course?
Here's what to do next:
- Save this course for later
- Get more details from the course provider
- Enroll in this course
