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A beginner-friendly introduction to programming logic and core Java concepts, with daily exercises and a practical mini project.
This course is for complete beginners who want to start programming with a strong foundation. Java is used to teach variables, data types, operators, conditions, loops, arrays, strings, methods, debugging, and problem-solving. The emphasis is on understanding logic rather than memorizing syntax.
This course is part of the TechLearna free learning program. It is designed around practical instruction, daily practice, and a clear outcome that learners can use after the course. Every session is 90 minutes long.
Learners will build a small Java application such as a Student Grade Calculator or another simple console-based management project.
After completing this course, learners can continue with Java OOP & Advanced Programming, a future advanced learning path designed for deeper skills and larger practical projects.
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Yes. "Java Programming Fundamentals: From Zero to Your First Project" is part of the TechLearna free learning program, and no tuition fee is charged for participation.
Each session starts at 17:00 Afghanistan Time and lasts 90 minutes. Learners should be ready a few minutes before the scheduled start time.
The course is designed at beginner level. Any course-specific prerequisite is listed on the course page, and most courses do not require previous professional or technical experience.
Because the course is intensive, regular attendance is strongly recommended. Learning materials or recordings will only be available when TechLearna publishes them for that specific course.
Certificate availability depends on the final policy of each course. If certificates are enabled, requirements such as attendance, assignments, or a final project will be announced on the course page and through official TechLearna channels.
No. The course starts with programming fundamentals and is designed for learners who are beginning from zero.
A laptop is strongly recommended because an important part of the course involves writing, running, testing, and debugging Java code.