We are now accepting registration for our 2009 summer Computer camps.

We will be holding 2009 summer camp at our Danville Center. and few selected summer day camps at South Bay, Concord and Lafayette in East Bay locations. Register

Introduction to Java

The new Introduction to Java Course has arrived! In this course, campers will learn the fundamentals of Java programming. Students will be introduced to concepts such as variables, constants, classes, arrays, and more. The goal of this class is to build fundamental concepts of programming, and to learn how to "think like a programmer". Campers will learn how their code interacts with the computer, how it is compiled, how to JAR their project, and how to distribute their programs over the internet using Java Web Start. At the end of this course, students will take home their programs, and will be given the tools in order to continue their programming experience on their own at home.

Location: Danville

 

Core Objective

 

To learn the fundamentals of JAVA programming

Learn how think like a programmer

Develop and publish programs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Small Class Size

As in past all of our new camps will be project-based and will be all hands-on. We work with children from amongst them, rather than standing at the front of the classroom and giving lectures. Our teacher/student ratio is 1/7. The small class size allows students maximum individualized learning opportunities. Our class ratio is based on student/teacher ratio not on staff ratio.

 

 

Lesson Outline

  • Introductions to computer systems
  • Overview of the objects & primitive data types
  • JAVA program statements
  • Writing JAVA classes
  • Arrays