- Are you interested to know the basic of Java programming language?
- Are you willing to join an appropriate learning centre with appropriate, efficient and experienced faculty?

The advent of computers has changed almost all areas of modern science and affected the public and personal life on a large scale beyond any doubt. In this modern world, almost everything is associated with technology. Now you can carry out complex computational experiments, with the help of computer programming which not only saves money but also helps you to deliver in time. The latter is especially important for researchers, teachers and students.

This course will benefit people – who want to learn programming without having any prior knowledge or experience in this field and for people – who want to make a strong base in order to continue intermediate studies in computer programming studies. This course will help you understand basic concepts and general problem solving techniques of computer programming. This package includes:

- Introduction to Computers, Programming Languages, Algorithms, and the Java Programming - Environment
- Introduction to Classes and Objects
- Graphics
- Fundamental Data Types
- Decisions
- Iterations
- Arrays, Array Lists and Simple Array Algorithms
- Methods (Parameter Passing, Instance vs. Static Methods)
- Inheritance
 
This guide will further answer questions such as:
 
- How to analyze and explain the behaviour of programs involving the fundamental program constructs?
- How to write short programs that use the fundamental program constructs including standard conditional and iterative control structures?
- How to design and implement your own classes of Objects given desired attributes and behaviours?
- How to reason about class hierarchies?
- How to write good documentation so your code can be re-used?
- How to use a real-world programming environment and a debugger?
 
Author Bio

This efficient and effective guide has been prepared and designed by Cay Horstmann (teaches computer science at San Jose State University after completing Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor), Cheng-Han Lee (program manager at Microsoft prior to Udacity) and Sara Tansey (course developer).