Beginner Professional Java – Learn to Code for Work and Fun

Name: Beginner Professional Java - Learn to Code for Work and Fun
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8.4/10 (Our Score)

Product is rated as #155 in category Java

Great Introduction to Coding

This course teaches programming for absolute beginners. It provides over 50 hands–on coding exercises, so you spend most of your time getting good at coding, not just watching videos. The difficulty builds gradually so you’re always ready for the next step.

Most people can complete this course in about 6 months at 5 hours per week.

Refined in a Classroom
This course material has been used for 3 years in a face–to–face classroom for job training. This has resulted in many refinements to the course material, eliminating bugs and errors, and ensuring no steps are missing, so you can trust the quality of the course.

Many of the classroom students are now working in professional software development, and have had wonderful things to say about this course. It’s hard, but in a good way, and everything is explained well; I don’t get lost.

Native English Speaker

All voice–over is done by me (your instructor), and I’m a native English speaker from the midwest of the United States; I speak clearly and carefully. I also provide full text transcripts of all videos, and am working on closed captioning, so that you can easily follow along with what I’m saying.

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Jenny BrownProfessional Software Engineer and Coding Mentor (22 yrs)

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I am a professional software engineer, with 22 years experience, with much of that on Java web application development. I am also a mentor for an in-person women's coding group. I help women of all ages get started in technical careers, and many of them double or triple their income in the process! Working face-to-face with students for 3 years has helped me fine-tune my course materials to be easier for beginners to understand. This makes the course far more enjoyable, and less frustrating! I have loved coding since I was a young girl. Although they did not have much money, my parents so valued education that they prioritized a computer for educational software over having hot running water. So I was 4 when I started coding, and 5 when I decided I wanted this as a career. It's been fun all along, so I never looked back. It was also my ticket to escaping poverty. Now, I've taken the best parts of how I learned to code and turned them into a course using current technologies, making it more approachable and practical than many other courses. I especially make sure that no steps are skipped, so you won't get lost from lesson to lesson. A clear, step-by-step course helps students start out successful, and then build the skills to stay successful, as they take on bigger challenges, without any impossible leaps. I focus on hands-on practice, so you spend most of your time actually coding, not just listening to lectures. My courses are set up to allow and encourage collaboration. Talking about software helps us understand it. Some assignments in the course will invite you to demo your software to a friend. This is a chance to deepen your learning, and practice using the right words to talk about it, so you will do better in interviews one day! Professional coding is teamwork, so communication matters. Freestyle assignments encourage you to build your own ideas immediately, using what you've just learned. The creativity is fun! And it helps you remember the material better. If you learn enough from my course to continue on your own without me, then we've both been very successful! Coding is creative, practical, pays well, and is tremendously fun. Being able to listen to someone's problem and then build software to solve it is empowering and rewarding. As technology takes over the world, it's also valuable to understand what's happening inside the tech. It's a fantastic career path with far more jobs than people to fill them, and it lets you make a real difference in the world. So I invite and welcome you to join me in the world of software development, where your own creativity, curiosity, and ideas can come out to play. The best learning is engaging, meaningful, personal, and fun. Join us, and be part of this learning community!

Specification: Beginner Professional Java – Learn to Code for Work and Fun

Duration	14.5 hours
Year	2017
Level	Beginner
Certificate	Yes
Quizzes	Yes

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Georgia Chrisinger – January 9, 2019
wtf
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Clair Antoine – January 28, 2019
love the transcript option so I can move faster through basic info I’m already familiar with and more slowly on the info that’s new.
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Kelsey Miller – January 29, 2019
I like how the information is broken up. I don’t feel too overwhelmed. It’s given to me in easily broken up, snackable sizes of information. I like that I can navigate easily through the sections via the index. So far… bravo. :3
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Marva Burke – July 12, 2019
So far, yes. I like the pace.
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Lance Frobel – October 13, 2019
It was motivating to be able to write a very simple program this early in the course. Jenny explains the steps and concepts well and it is easy to follow thus far.
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John Charles Goodwin – December 10, 2019
So far its been a good refresher to the java I already knew.
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Lakeyva – December 18, 2019
Well put together presided
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Reginald Morris – March 28, 2020
It was very understandable.
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