Cihan Mert is an experienced Test Automation Engineer with a rich background encompassing over a decade in manual and automated testing, showcasing expertise in BDD frameworks using tools like Maven, Selenium-Webdriver, and Cucumber. Boasting substantial teaching experience, including roles as a Coordinator of Informatics Bachelor Program and Computer Science Lecturer, Cihan brings a deep understanding of programming concepts to the fore. With advanced degrees including a PhD in Computer Science and certifications such as ASTQB/ISTQB and Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE 8 Programmer I, Cihan is well-equipped to guide learners effectively, emphasizing Java's core principles and leveraging extensive teaching experience to facilitate an optimal learning experience. Students can anticipate a thorough understanding of Java concepts and practical application, backed by Cihan's substantial expertise in both industry and academia.

Homework Offered
In this course, we encourage active engagement and reinforce theoretical knowledge through hands-on practice. Each week, students will have the opportunity to apply the concepts covered during that week in practical exercises . These hands-on activities aim to solidify their understanding and proficiency in the given topics.

Regarding homework, it is considered optional but highly encouraged for a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Homework assignments typically involve individual projects or exercises aligned with the week's topics. Students may choose to complete the assignments independently or collaborate in small groups, depending on the complexity and objectives of the given assignment.

The time commitment for homework may vary each week based on the difficulty and scope of the topics covered. On average, students can expect to dedicate approximately 2 to 4 hours per week for completing the assignments. However, this estimate may vary based on individual learning styles and the specific requirements of each assignment.
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Assessment in this course is designed to be flexible and learner-centric, with an emphasis on informal evaluation. The intent is to provide a supportive environment for students to focus on their understanding and application of the course material rather than formal grading.
Grades Offered