Good code is code that can be understood by a junior engineer. Great code can be understood by a first year CS freshman. The best code is no code at all. – A Drunken Developer

Fundamentals of Programming and Problem Solving (CSE-174)

CSE-174 catalog description:

• Introduction to object-oriented programming (classes and objects)
• Fundamental data types.
• Character data and string processing.
• User-defined data types: structured and enumerated.
• Arrays and arrays of structures.
• Algorithm development and efficiency considerations.
• Modular programming using sequence, selection, and repetition control structures.
• Program debugging and testing.
• Simple sorting and searching algorithms.

Contributing

Feel free to branch and PR. Don’t know what Github is but want to contribute? Here’s a great free resource by Kent C. Dodds on how to start contributing on Github.

Java Resources

• Java (Wikipedia)
• Java Platform, Standard Edition (Wikipedia)
• Google Java Style Guide
• W3 Schools Java Tutorial
• Think Java: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist
• Alex Lee Java Tutorials (YouTube)

Java Specifications and Documentation

• Java Language and Virtual Machine Specifications
• JDK 16 Documentation
• Java Version 16 API Specification

Other Programming Resources

• DevIq
• Awesome talks
• Awesome Software Engineering
• Thinking about software engineering
• An Old Hacker's Tips On Staying Employed
• Best practices for writing code comments
• Influential books on programming
• Writing Less Damned Code (Heydon Pickering)
• The Wet Codebase (Dan Abramov)
• Don’t learn to code
• Don't Call Yourself A Programmer, And Other Career Advice
• ”With a computer you can make things. You can code, you can make things and create things that have never before existed and do things that have never been done before.”
• CodeKata: Code Practice Sessions

Textbook

Big Java Late Objects by Cay S. Horstmann (San Jose State Univ.) ISBN: 9781118026274

• Coding bat
• Coding bat - Custom problems

Quiz

• welcom
• jQuery
• data types
• variables
• practice
• Scanner
• file i/o
• logical expressions
• conditions
• while loop
• for loop
• fall break

Zines

Fundamentals of Programming with Java

• Variables
• Data Types
• Type Casting
• Operators
• Conditional Statements
• Loops
• Methods
• Objects
• Classes

Java Classes

• System.out (output display, print methods)
• Scanner (read keyboard, read file)
• PrintWriter (write to file)

Parts

1. Getting Started
   • Where Java runs
   • How Java runs
   • JDK, JRE, JVM, Compiler, IDE
   • Objects
   • Types (primitives)
   • Operators
   • Code comments