Java Programming – from basics to advanced

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 15 questions each teaching day · No negative marking. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: How Java programs run: JDK, JVM and bytecode
2. Tuesday: Install a JDK and run a main method
3. Wednesday: Variables, primitive types and literals
4. Thursday: Operators, conversions and expressions
5. Friday: Read input and format output
6. Saturday: Build a simple bill calculator
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 15 questions each teaching day · No negative marking. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Boolean conditions and if statements
2. Tuesday: Choose among alternatives with switch
3. Wednesday: Repeat work with for and while
4. Thursday: Nested loops, break and continue
5. Friday: Methods, parameters and return values
6. Saturday: Build a menu-driven number toolkit
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 15 questions each teaching day · No negative marking. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Create, traverse and update arrays
2. Tuesday: Use two-dimensional arrays
3. Wednesday: Search and sort a small dataset
4. Thursday: Work with immutable String values
5. Friday: Use StringBuilder and validate input
6. Saturday: Build a student-marks analyser
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Model a problem with classes and objects
2. Tuesday: Constructors and constructor overloading
3. Wednesday: Access control and encapsulation
4. Thursday: Static fields, constants and methods
5. Friday: Packages and a multi-file project
6. Saturday: Build an inventory model
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Inheritance and method overriding
2. Tuesday: Polymorphism and dynamic dispatch
3. Wednesday: Abstract classes
4. Thursday: Interfaces and default methods
5. Friday: Composition and dependency boundaries
6. Saturday: Refactor the inventory model with interfaces
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Read and explain exception traces
2. Tuesday: Handle checked and unchecked exceptions
3. Wednesday: Write a focused custom exception
4. Thursday: Use try-with-resources
5. Friday: Read and write files with java.nio
6. Saturday: Build a file-backed contact book
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Use List and ArrayList
2. Tuesday: Use Set and compare equality
3. Wednesday: Store records in Map
4. Thursday: Choose queues and deques
5. Friday: Create generic classes and methods
6. Saturday: Build a collection-based library catalogue
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Use enums and records
2. Tuesday: Work with dates and times
3. Wednesday: Write lambdas and functional interfaces
4. Thursday: Transform data with streams
5. Friday: Reduce, group and sort stream results
6. Saturday: Handle absent results with Optional
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Build and manage dependencies with Maven
2. Tuesday: Write JUnit tests
3. Wednesday: Test edge cases and expected exceptions
4. Thursday: Isolate external collaborators in tests
5. Friday: Use logging and configuration
6. Saturday: Refactor the catalogue with a passing test suite
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Understand relational tables and SQL
2. Tuesday: Connect with JDBC and prepared statements
3. Wednesday: Use transactions and close resources
4. Thursday: Understand HTTP requests and responses
5. Friday: Call an API with the Java HTTP client
6. Saturday: Build a database-backed reporting feature
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Understand threads and shared state
2. Tuesday: Run tasks with executors
3. Wednesday: Coordinate access and avoid common races
4. Thursday: Compose asynchronous work with CompletableFuture
5. Friday: Separate model, service and persistence layers
6. Saturday: Build and test the capstone application
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons

Six 40-minute teaching sessions and a 60-minute Sunday recap. 30 questions each teaching day · −⅓ per incorrect answer. No test on Sunday.

1. Monday: Review common coding patterns
2. Tuesday: Debug an unfamiliar Java program
3. Wednesday: Understand memory, garbage collection and profiling
4. Thursday: Validate input and protect application secrets
5. Friday: Complete a timed coding rehearsal
6. Saturday: Present the capstone and prepare for the final assessment
7. Sunday: Recap and guided review of these six lessons