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Java 3hr Workshop

The document outlines a 3-hour workshop aimed at teaching beginner to intermediate Java programming. It covers Java basics, control flow, and object-oriented programming, culminating in a final project to build a console-based Student Management System. The workshop includes hands-on exercises and resources for further learning.

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Java 3hr Workshop

The document outlines a 3-hour workshop aimed at teaching beginner to intermediate Java programming. It covers Java basics, control flow, and object-oriented programming, culminating in a final project to build a console-based Student Management System. The workshop includes hands-on exercises and resources for further learning.

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Java Programming: 3-Hour

Workshop
Beginner to Intermediate Hands-on
Session
Presenter: You
Workshop Goals (3 hours)
• Understand Java syntax and structure
• Learn core concepts: variables, data types,
control flow
• Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
(OOP)
• Build a small console-based project
Workshop Schedule (High-level)
• Hour 1 — Java basics, setup, syntax (45m +
15m exercise)
• Hour 2 — Control flow & OOP basics (40m +
20m exercise)
• Hour 3 — OOP advanced concepts, final
project (45m + 15m wrap-up)
Hour 1 — Java Basics
• What is Java? Platform independence, JVM,
JDK, JRE
• Setup: Install JDK, IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ/VS
Code)
• Syntax: class, main method, printing output
• Variables, data types, operators
Java Basics: Example
• public class HelloWorld {
• public static void main(String[] args) {
• System.out.println("Hello, World!");
• }
• }
Exercise 1 (15m)
• Write a program that prints your name and
age
• Write a program to add two numbers
• Run your code from terminal/IDE
Hour 2 — Control Flow
• Conditional statements: if, else-if, else, switch
• Loops: for, while, do-while, enhanced for
• Break & continue
• Hands-on practice
Hour 2 — Methods & OOP Basics
• Defining methods: return type, parameters
• Classes and objects
• Constructors
• Access modifiers: public, private, protected,
default
Exercise 2 (20m)
• Create a Calculator class with add, subtract,
multiply, divide methods
• Write a program to print multiplication table
of a number
Hour 3 — OOP Advanced
• Inheritance and super keyword
• Polymorphism (method overloading &
overriding)
• Encapsulation (getters/setters)
• Exception handling basics (try/catch/finally)
Java OOP Example
• class Animal { void sound()
{ System.out.println("Animal sound"); } }
• class Dog extends Animal { void sound()
{ System.out.println("Bark"); } }
• public class TestPolymorphism {
• public static void main(String[] args) {
• Animal a = new Dog();
• a.sound();
• }
Final Project (40m)
• Build a Student Management System (console-
based)
• Features: add student, list students, search by
ID
• Use classes, methods, arrays/ArrayList
Assessment & Wrap-up (15m)
• Review key concepts: syntax, control flow,
OOP
• Show project demos (volunteers)
• Resources and practice problems
• Q&A
Resources & Next Steps
• Oracle Java Documentation
• W3Schools Java Tutorial
• GeeksforGeeks Java Programming
• Practice: HackerRank, LeetCode

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