The NR Computer Learning Center offers an introductory-level Java programming course designed for students interested in computer science, engineering, or software development. The course covers essential topics such as variables, flow control, loops, arrays, and file handling, aiming to develop practical skills for building desktop applications. Prerequisites include familiarity with the internet and Windows, and students will learn modern programming concepts and design methodologies using Java.

1. NR Computer Learning Center 1835 W. Orangewood, Suite 200 Orange . CA 92868 Phone: (714) 505-3475 www.nrclc.com
NR Computer Learning Center
Programming Language
Introduction to Java
The hands-on introductory-level course enables students to learn the basics of Java programming to build desktop applications. The
students will learn to use variables, expressions, flow control, loops, array, error handling, writing to a file, reading from a file and
more to develop an application!
Audience: This is an excellent course for students planning to major in Computer Science or Engineering, learn to develop
an application in Java, preparing for AP Computer Science, preparing for college, starting a career in software development
or interested in developing Android App.
• The keyword "switch"
• For statement
• The Comma Operator
• The while Statement
• The do … while statement
• Break Command
• Continue Command
• Scope of Variables
• Using Math functions
• Introduction to an Array
• Declaring an Array
• Initializing Arrays
• Accessing Array Elements
• Using an Array
• Multidimensional Arrays
• Working with String Class
• Exception Handling
• Throwing Exceptions
• Catching Exceptions
• File Input/Output
• Opening & Closing a File
• Writing to & Reading from a File
Topics:
• Introduction to Java Language
• Java development cycle
• Source Code & Compiler
• Using Eclipse IDE
• Writing and Compiling Java Code
• Coding Style & Flow Chart
• Sample Coding Styles
• Header, Comment, Messages
• Declaring variables
• Easy Readability
• Flowchart
• Statements, Expression, Variable
• Data Types
• Numerical Variable
• Mathematical Operators
• Assignment Operators
• Escape Sequence
• Condition
• Relational Operation
• Logical Operators & Expression
• The if Statement
• The Conditional Operator
To register,
visit www.nrclc.com
or
call 714-505-3475
Prerequisites: Familiar with the
Internet and Windows or
completed the computer basic
course.
Following are the objective of the program:
• Introduce the modern programming concepts and design methodologies using Java
• Discuss the concepts of good software design and methods.
• Design programs using modular problem-solving techniques.
• Use the concepts of different types of structured programming.
• Develop pseudo-code to a problem.
• Develop application to demonstrate a knowledge of Java programming language