This course is an introduction to the Java programming language and the concepts of object-oriented design. It not only covers the fundamentals of programming in Java, but it also brings in the concepts of object-oriented design. Topics include, but are not limited to, fundamentals of programming in Java, classes and methods, objects and references, overloading, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract classes and interfaces, basic data structures, and GUI applications. Students are expected to apply learned knowledge to address an identified problem found in the real world.
Syllabus 7
Module 8: The Pricing Model - Part 1 1.5 hours
In this module you will learn to model business operations through object-oriented design principles, enabling you to visualize complex business relationships and processes as interconnected systems. You'll dive into sophisticated pricing strategies, exploring range-based pricing models and negotia…
Module 9: The Pricing Model - Part 2 2 hours
This module teaches you to build an intelligent pricing and order management system that combines strategic business thinking with technical implementation. You'll master range pricing analytics using floor, ceiling, and target prices to evaluate sales performance in real-time, then implement this…
Module 10: The Ecosystem Model 1.5 hours
This module explores the fundamental architecture of interconnected business systems, providing you with the analytical tools to understand how enterprises, organizations, roles, and work areas function as integrated components of larger operational frameworks. You'll learn to map and distinguish b…
Module 11: The Java Faker 40 minutes
In modern software development, creating realistic and diverse test data manually is time-consuming and often results in limited datasets that don't adequately represent real-world scenarios. This module introduces Java Faker, a powerful library that streamlines your development workflow by automat…
Module 12: Designing an Effective Ecosystem for Organizations 1 hour
This module explores recursive methods - where functions call themselves to solve complex problems by breaking them into smaller subproblems - and connects this systematic thinking to ecosystem modeling in software design. You'll learn to describe and develop recursive solutions while discovering h…
Module 13: Applying AI to Your Programming Practice 1 hour
This module introduces students to leveraging modern AI-powered tools for breaking down complex real-world problems into structured system designs, using healthcare care plans and weight loss management as a practical example to demonstrate how AI can rapidly generate patient attribute breakdowns,…
Module 14: Course Conclusion 1.5 hours
This module focuses on creating intuitive, user-friendly interfaces that effectively guide users through complex processes while minimizing cognitive burden. We begin by exploring the fundamental principles of user interaction design and examining why strategic interaction patterns are crucial for…
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Financial aid is often approved for students in India (apply 15 days before you need it).
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