Syllabus

The Complete Core Java Course Syllabus

Java has been around for a long time, since 1995, and still ranks among the top five most demanded programming languages by recruiters. 

Learning Java can be a great skill to acquire if you want to work in the programming or software development domain. In addition, if you have knowledge of other programming languages and are looking to increase your skill set, Java can be a great option. 

A survey of 57,378 software developers globally found that 63.1% of people are using HTML/CSS, SQL, Python, and Java, making considering a Java course a thoughtful decision. 

But where do we start from? What is the syllabus for core Java? Are we really getting jobs immediately after completing a Java course? You will find all your answers from our guide today!

1. Java introduction

Before we start developing Java programs, we need to learn about who invented Java and how the language survived for nearly 27 years, its history and its basic features. This section of the course will introduce you to Java.
History
Features
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2. Java Basics & Introduction to Eclipse

This section takes you to the post-installation phase of Java and introduces you to the most popular Java IDE, Eclipse. We will also discuss variables and arrays, datatypes, how to create packaged classes, and write your first Java code.
Post-install configuration
Compiling and executing
Variables and arrays
Create packaged classes
Writing a simple program
Data types
Using Eclipse
Eclipse shortcuts

3. Operators & Expressions

Operators in Java are the symbols that instruct the machine to perform an activity. These are mainly arithmetic, logical, binary, and boolean. This section clarifies the use of each operator in a statement or an expression.
Arithmetic operators
Boolean operators
Logical operators
Binary operators

4. Control statements

Java uses decision-making statements and loops to control the execution of codes according to specific conditions. Here, you will learn about branching and iterative statements and understand what loops to use in Java and how they are functionally different.
Branching statements
Iterative statements
Break & Continue with enhancements
While
For
Do..While
Goto Statement
Break and Continue statement

5. Java Object Oriented Programming

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