MTA Introduction to Programming Using Java

Benefits of MTA Introduction to Programming Using Java Training.

• Training: get practical technical skills
• Receive a certificate of course attendance
• Small class size: increased instructor interaction
• Expert trainers: imparting real world experience
• Authorised test centre: exam taken at our premises

• Basic knowledge of programming

Skills gained during the MTA Introduction to Programming Using Java Training.

• Understand Java fundamentals
• Work with data types, variables, and expressions
• Implement flow control
• Perform object-oriented programming
• Compile and debug code

This course is likely to add to the employment related skills of the participants. The skills developed are likely to be used in the course of being an employee or working in a business.

Following people can attend MTA Introduction to Programming Using Java Training.

• University students
• Helpdesk operators
• Candidates entering IT job market
• First-level network support staff
• Systems administrator
• Individuals seeking MTA programming certification

• Signature of main, why it is static; how to consume an instance of your own class; command-line arguments
• Print statements; import and use the Scanner class
• Declare a variable within a block, class, or method
• Declare and use primitive data type variables
• Data types, including byte, char, int, double, short, long, float, boolean; identify when precision is lost; initialization; how primitives differ from wrapper object types such as Integer and Boolean
• String class and string literals, comparisons, concatenation, case and length; String.format methods; string operators; converting a primitive data type to a string; the immutable nature of strings; initialization; null
• One- and two-dimensional arrays, including initialization, null, size, iterating elements, accessing elements; array lists, including adding and removing elements, traversing the list
• Implementing code that casts between primitive data types, converts primitive types to equivalent object types, or parses strings to numbers
• Arithmetic operators, assignment, compound assignment operators, operator precedence
  if, else, else if, switch; single-line versus block; nesting; logical and relational operators
  while, for, for each, do while; break and continue; nesting; logical, relational, and unary operators
• Constructors; constructor overloading; one class per .java file; this keyword; inheritance and overriding at a basic level
• private, public, protected; instance data members; static data members; using static final to create constants; describe encapsulation
• private, public, protected; method parameters; return type; void; return value; instance methods; static methods; overloading
• Instantiation; initialization; null; accessing and modifying data members; accessing methods; accessing and modifying static members; importing packages and classes
• Troubleshoot syntax errors, logic errors, and runtime errors
• print statement debugging; output from the javac command; analysing code for logic errors; console exceptions after running the program; evaluating a stack trace
• try catch finally; exception class; exception class types; display exception information