Coding in Java II

Designed for students who have already spent time programming in Java, this course will extend your knowledge of programming fundamentals, concentrating on object-oriented subjects. Some of the computer science concepts taught in this course include exception handling, graphical user interfaces, designing your own classes and polymorphism.

What You'll Learn

• Fundamentals of collections
• How to handle exceptions in a program
• How to build graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with Swing and use events in a GUI

Who Should Register

This course is for incoming ninth to 12th graders who have already spent time programming. To register, you should have taken Coding in Java I or have equivalent experience. Expect the course to move at a fast pace.

We offer this course multiple times each year to meet student demand. If you’ve previously enrolled in this course, you should find a different course to take.

Instructors

Caleb Burke (remote) and Jack Straub (in person)

More Information

The in-person section is taught at Puget Sound Plaza in downtown Seattle.

The online section is taught via Canvas and/or Zoom video conferencing. Classes meet in real time and are not recorded. Activities are held both synchronously and asynchronously. To participate, you should have access to a computer with a high-speed internet connection and a headset and webcam.

See the Policies page for details about registration, refunds, waitlists and more. 

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Details

Jul 29–Aug 9, 2024 A	Day Mon–Fri	Time 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
	Location Downtown Seattle	Cost $950
	Refund Deadline Jun 17, 2024	Status Closed

Aug 12–Aug 23, 2024 B	Day Mon–Fri	Time 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
	Location Online	Cost $950
	Refund Deadline Jul 1, 2024	Status Closed