An Interactive Introduction to Java Programming 3

This is the third in the series of Java programming classes. This series will continue where the second left off, with a more project-based approach. We have moved from the basics and are now ready to delve into the more complicated concepts. 

Format/Modules:
1. Working with statics - understanding static fields and static methods and implementing statics in the main class of our programming project.
2. Subclasses and inheritance - we will create a subclass from the main class we created and see how it inherits from the main class.
3. Abstract classes and interfaces - implement an abstract class and/or interface in our project and show how it correlates with everything else we are already doing.
4. More on strings - we will implement strings and the string methods into our project.
5. More on arrays - we will implement an array based on objects from the class we created.
5. ArrayList - we will implement an ArrayList based on our project. We will show how to add elements, access elements, print, use an iterator, update elements, and delete elements.
6. LinkedList Class - we will implement a linked list - add items, retrieve items, update items, and remove items from the linked list. 
7. Generic class lists - we will implement a stack and queue and show how it relates to our project.
8. Introduction to threads - we will create a thread and understand how we can implement threads in Java. 

In the end, we should have a running Java object-oriented project with classes, subclasses, strings, arrays, Arraylists, linked lists, generic types, threads, and interfaces. 

PLEASE NOTE THAT CHROMEBOOKS DO NOT WORK (SORRY).
IT IS HIGHLY SUGGESTED THAT STUDENTS TAKE MY LEARN INTRO TO JAVA PROGRAMMING AND LEARN INTRO TO JAVA PROGRAMMING 2 CLASS BEFORE TAKING THIS CLASS.