Programming With Java: Part 1

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This intro course to Programming with Java will introduce students to the basics; variables, printing to the screen, reading user input, variables, calculating with numbers and conditions. Students will experience lecture style teaching, with slides, online resources and video clips.

This section is Part 1 of 14 of the entire course.  This is a great unit/course for those interested in Java programming or programming in general.
Part 1 Includes:
% Learning to print to the screen 
          # Learn to write a program that prints text
          # Become familiar with executing programs
          # Know what the term "parameter" means
% Reading User input
          # Learn to write a program that reads text written by a user
          # Know what a "string" refers to in programming
          # Know how to join (i.e., "concatenate") strings together
% Variables
          # Understand the concept of a variable. You know what variable types, names, and values are.
          # Know how to create and use string, integer, floating-point, and boolean variables
% Calculating with numbers
          # Learn to perform calculations with the help of variables
          # Know how to form printable statements including calculations (expressions) and strings
% Conditional statements and conditional operation
          # Become familiar with the idea of a conditional statement and know how to create a program containing optional  
             operations through the use of conditional statements.
          # Become familiar with comparison and logical operators commonly used in conditional statements.
          # Know how to compare both numbers and strings, remembering the equals-command for strings.
          # Become familiar with the order of execution for a conditional statement, and know that the parsing of a conditional
             statement stops at the first condition whose statement evaluates to true.