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Enrichment • Series

Introduction to Java

Andre K

Series Details

Sessions

Public Discussion

This series ended on June 19, 2022. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

Series Details

About

We will go over the basics of Java in this short and condensed series. The goal of this series is to give you a basic understanding of Java while helping you feel comfortable solving basic computer science questions with Java. Each session will have short demonstrations and a challenge for you guys to complete. It would be best to be able to code along with me, so I recommend having an IDE or a repl.it account. In this series, I will cover the basic syntax of java, datatypes, variables, math operators and the math library, comparsion operators, arrays, a little bit of object oriented programming and more. I won't assign homework (though I encourage completing the tasks I give you guys). There is no need for a microphone or camera, though participation in the chat or through unmuting would be good. I will try my best to balance the difficulty of the content covered, but I would like feedback from you guys to do so!

Tutor Qualifications

I have taught myself programming and also have completed computer science courses at my highschool where I recently finished the class with a 100% average.

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

Join any session that you would like! There is no strict attendance policy, but do ensure that you already have prior knowledge before joining sessions later on if you skip any.

Dates

May 15 - June 19

Learners

22 / 30

Total Sessions

7

About the Tutor

Hello! I'm a student from Ontario, Canada! I want to help others with school because I know how it feels to struggle. I know how to play the piano and I enjoy things such as playing games and reading. I'm also a swim instructor!

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Upcoming Sessions

0

Past Sessions

7
15
May

Session 1

Computer Science

What is java, basics of syntax, datatypes, variables and operators
22
May

Session 2

Computer Science

Math methods, if statements, loops (for and while)
29
May

Session 3

Computer Science

Arrays and ArrayList (how to create arrays, access elements, change elements)
4
Jun

Session 4

Office Hours

Early session as per individual request (this is the 4th session a day earlier). Same content will be covered tomorrow at the regular time.
5
Jun

Session 5

Computer Science

Sorting methods for arrays, 2-dimensional arrays
12
Jun

Session 6

Computer Science

OOP - breakdown will be added later
19
Jun

Session 7

Computer Science

Problem Solving - solving various problems with Java with all we have learned so far!

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