Undoubtedly, one of the most valuable skills in the future is coding! This year-long course is designed to let you build TEN real-world projects using two of the most popular programming languages, Java and Python.

==========> Reason to choose this class:

Students will be able to:
- Learn two programming languages: Java and Python.
- Acquire project management and coding skills by completing real-world projects such as a vending machine, pizza ordering system, and self-checkout terminal.
- Develop problem-solving skills.
- Learn how to be more organized in coding, focusing on clean coding practices.
- Gain proficiency in translating pseudocode to actual Java and Python code.
- Debug code by identifying and fixing bugs in their programs.
- Enhance coding skills through the construction of projects aimed at providing solutions.
- Acquire the ability to add new features to their projects.
- Receive an opportunity to work on an additional project for advanced students.

==========> List of Projects

1. A vending machine for a school.
2. A grading system that can calculate GPA for a number of subjects.
3. An online pizza ordering system.
4. An ATM machine that allows users to withdraw and deposit money at a bank.
5. Rock, Paper, Scissors Game.
6. Advanced Grading Calculator using functions/methods.
7. Smartphone Pincode Setup.
8. A Self-checkout Bookstore.
9. Fibonacci Sequence.
10. Tic Tac Toe.

==========> Concepts that well be covered in this class : 
1. Introduction to Java and Python and some basics of computer programming 
2. Printing
3. Variables
4. Primitive and non-primitive data type
5. Writing pseudocode for projects
6. Conditional statements (if...else if..else) and nested if conditions
7. Logical Operators (AND, OR, NOT)
8. String Class
9. Scanner Class
10. Arrays/Lists
11. Loops (for loop and while loop)
12. Switch-Case
13. Nested loop
14. Method/Function
15. HashMap/Dictionary
15. Algorithm Design
16. Exception Handlings

Syllabus
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Part 1: Python Basics and Projects (6 Weeks)

Week 1: Introduction to Python

Course overview and expectations
Setting up the Python environment
Introduction to Python syntax

Week 2: Data Types and Variables

Understanding different data types (int, float, str, bool)
Variables and variable naming conventions

Week 3: Conditional Statements and Logical Operators
if, elif, else statements
Comparison operators (==, !=, >, <, >=, <=)
Logical operators (and, or, not)

Week 4: Nested Conditions and Input Function
Nested if statements
Using the input() function to get user input

Week 5: Project 1 - Grading Calculator
Project overview and requirements
Writing the code for the grading calculator
Testing and debugging

Week 6: Project 2 - Vending Machine Coding
Project overview and requirements
Writing the code for the vending machine
Testing and debugging
Finalizing the project

Part 2: Java Basics and Projects (6 Weeks)

Week 7: Introduction to Java

Setting up the Java environment
Introduction to Java syntax
Understanding different data types (int, float, String, boolean)

Week 8: Data Types and Variables in Java
Variables and variable naming conventions
Comparison with Python variables

Week 9: Conditional Statements and Logical Operators in Java
if, else if, else statements
Comparison operators (==, !=, >, <, >=, <=)
Logical operators (&&, ||, !)

Week 10: Nested Conditions and Input in Java
Nested if statements
Using the Scanner class for input

Week 11: Project 1 - Grading Calculator in Java

Project overview and requirements
Writing the code for the grading calculator
Testing and debugging
Finalizing the project

Week 12: Project 2 - Vending Machine Coding in Java

Project overview and requirements
Writing the code for the vending machine
Testing and debugging
Finalizing the project

Part 3: Python Concepts and Projects (4 Weeks)

Week 13: Python Lists and Modules

Introduction to Python lists
Creating and manipulating lists
Common list methods (append, remove, sort, etc.)
Introduction to Python modules
Using the time module
Using the sys module

Week 14: While Loop and Break Statement

Understanding the while loop
Syntax and usage
Examples of while loops
Using the break statement to control loop flow

Week 15: Project 3 - BANK ATM Project (Python)

Project overview and requirements
Using lists, loops, and modules in the project
Writing the code for the BANK ATM project
Testing and debugging

Week 16: Project 4 - Pizza Ordering Application (Python)

Project overview and requirements
Using lists, loops, and modules in the project
Writing the code for the pizza ordering application
Testing and debugging
Finalizing the project

Part 4: Java Concepts and Projects (4 Weeks)

Week 17: Java Lists and Classes

Introduction to Java Lists (ArrayList)
Creating and manipulating ArrayLists
Common ArrayList methods (add, remove, sort, etc.)
Using Java classes for time management
Working with java.time.LocalDateTime class
Using java.util.Scanner for user input
Using System.exit() method

Week 18: While Loop and Break Statement in Java

Understanding the while loop
Syntax and usage
Examples of while loops
Using the break statement to control loop flow

Week 19: Project 3 - BANK ATM Project (Java)

Project overview and requirements
Using lists, loops, and time classes in the project
Writing the code for the BANK ATM project
Testing and debugging

Week 20: Project 4 - Pizza Ordering Application (Java)

Project overview and requirements
Using lists, loops, and time classes in the project
Writing the code for the pizza ordering application
Testing and debugging
Finalizing the project