Java Full Course for Beginners — Learn Java in One Video
About This Course
Master Java programming from scratch with this comprehensive 8-hour course by Sagar Chouksey. Designed for beginners and college students, this course takes you from computer fundamentals and Java installation to programming logic, loops, methods, and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). Learn how to write Java programs, solve logical problems, work with variables and data types, handle user input, and understand essential programming concepts used in software development and campus placement preparation. What You Will LearnComputer fundamentals and Java programming basics JDK installation, IDE setup, and your first Java program Variables, data types, operators, and expressions User input and output using the Scanner class Conditional statements, including if-else and switch Loops: for, while, and do-while Pattern printing and logical problem-solving Methods, parameters, return values, and method overloading OOP concepts: classes, objects, and inheritance A roadmap for Java projects and placement preparation Course Format: Free curated YouTube video course Instructor: Sagar Chouksey Duration: Approximately 8 hours Level: Beginner
What You Will Learn
Student Management System Using Java
Develop a beginner-friendly Student Management System using Core Java to help an educational institution manage student information and academic performance. The application should allow users to add, view, search, update, and delete student records, calculate grades, and handle invalid inputs. The objective is to demonstrate practical understanding of Java fundamentals, conditional statements, loops, methods, classes, objects, and Object-Oriented Programming.
Mandatory Features To Build:
- Add a student with a unique ID, name, course, and marks.
- Display all available student records.
- Search for a student by ID.
- Update a student's details.
- Delete a student record.
- Calculate total marks, percentage, and grade.
- Display appropriate messages when a record is not found.
- Validate marks and reject invalid input.
- Provide a menu-driven interface that continues until the user chooses to exit.
- Organize the application using classes, objects, and reusable methods.