Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
2 Hour(s) 8 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Michael Jachowski
Rating
Course Overview
Learn the core principles of programming in C# with concise tutorials followed by relevant quizzes and projects.
My videos are short and to the point. I will not waste any time teaching you complex concepts you would forget shortly after.
We will start off with the basics and linearly progress through the concepts presented in object oriented programming.
We will develop an incredibly strong foundation focusing on the core concepts that C# has to offer.
My course is divided into subjects. Each subject focuses on a single aspect of the C# language. At the end of each subjects tutorial videos will be a quiz. This quiz is used to gauge the students comprehension of the material. After the quiz, a project is presented. This project helps the student apply what they learned to practical applications, re affirming the knowledge they have gained.
Once all these subjects are completed, the course ends with a plethora of projects to work on that encapsulate the topics learned throughout the entire course. Each project will have my own interpretation of an answer, where I thoroughly explain the logic behind the code.
Course Content
- 9 section(s)
- 49 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Variables
- Section 2 Data Types
- Section 3 Mathematical Operators
- Section 4 Intro To Classes
- Section 5 Methods
- Section 6 Conditionals
- Section 7 All About The For Loop
- Section 8 Arrays
- Section 9 Projects To Help Solidify Your Knowledge
What You’ll Learn
- The fundamentals of object oriented programming.
- The basics of the C# programming language
- How to use variables
- The different data types offered in C#
- Mathematical operations performed on variables
- Methods
- Loops
- Creating classes and instantiating objects
- Arrays
Reviews
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CCory Torres
certain parts skipped necessary explanations and the end question of unit 2 felt factious. good warm up before starting a more informative class .
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GGerard Heffernan
very little interactivity so far...
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LLarry McDermott
Presented very clearly and efficiently!
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AAdam Sparks
manoman op
