The course is based on 300 slides of material teaching Java. You can download the 300 slides and learn on your own without the need to watch any of the lectures, everything is in the slides which also include a lot of code examples and exercises. However there are videos that explain the course material in depth while coding directly in front of you.
By the end of the course you will be able to write Java programs.
The course consists of 300 slides offered both in pdf and powerpoint (ppt) format which you can download to your computer or smartphone and study from anywhere (home , work ).
It's highly recommended you put what you learn into practice. So it's highly advised you write the code you see in the slide using the coding environment (called the Ecplise IDLE) as mentioned in the course.
The software needed for the course is free (it's called the Eclipse IDLE)
No previous software experience is required and only basic/intermediate level of English is needed to get through the course.
Downloading , installing and using the Eclipse IDLE
Introduction 1 :
Loops
While
Conditional statements
if , else , if else
Variable types
int , float , char, boolean ,string , list
Operators.
Input & Output
Lists , lists comprehension , for loops , in operator, list of lists(matrix), functions for lists.
Functions
Strings
Sorting algorithms, Select Sort, Bubble Sort & Merge Sort
Binary search
Recursion