Coding Java Applications

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 22 lectures (4h 10m) | Size: 1.1 GB
The course to make sweet apps

What you’ll learn:
Students will learn how to make interactive video games
Comprehend how to use Object Oriented Programming Principles (OOPP)
Learn how to make tech company tools
Build the logic and systems behind a working video game or tech company tool
Integrate multimedia pictures in their applications

Requirements
Creative
High School Level Mathematics

Description
Do you think you can make Pong even better? Is there a video game that you’ve wanted and been itching to develop? Enroll in this course to learn the skills to make video games and apps for business or pleasure. The Java programming language is the most common language taught at University level. Java is used in four billion devices worldwide and can be found on gaming consoles, personal computers, mobile phones and more. This course contains enough information to get you to completing your first game. The following is a list of topics this course covers:

What is an Application?

Running the Application

Object Oriented Programming

Classes

Packages

Inheritance

Member Access Modifiers

Data Structures

Encapsulation

Arrays

Polymorphism

Constructors

Garbage Collection

Finalizers

2D Graphics

2D Graphics Classes

Exception Handling

Threads and Multithreading

File IO

Multimedia Pictures

Exporting a project

Video Game Project

Please check if the topic headings are what you expect to learn from a java programming course before you make your purchase. The course includes a project where all the knowledge used in the course can be put towards developing a video game that is limited only by the students imagination. The source code of an early version of a 2D video game is provided for helping the student learn the game loop of a program and other control structures that make up a working video game.

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Who this course is for
Beginner Java Students.
Students who want to make video games but don’t know how.