Level 2 Diploma in Javascript with Data Visualization and Object Oriented Programming

The " Level 2 Diploma in Javascript " offers targeted training in JavaScript and Java, tailored for developers looking to enhance their programming skills in data visualization and object-oriented programming (OOP). This course provides a clear pathway to mastering JavaScript and Java, emphasizing practical applications and advanced programming techniques.

Key Performance Metrics:

• Acquire skills in JavaScript for creating interactive and visually compelling data visualizations.
• Acquire skills in JavaScript for creating interactive and visually compelling data visualizations.
• Master advanced Java concepts, including comprehensive strategies in object-oriented programming to develop robust Java applications.
• Incorporate advanced Java functionalities like exception handling, file I/O, and multithreading.
• Develop scalable Java applications using advanced object-oriented techniques and design patterns.

Included Courses:

• Course 01: Javascript with Data Visualisation
• Course 02: Java Programming Level 2
• Course 03: Advanced Java with Object Oriented Programming

Accreditation:

Level 2 Diploma in Javascript Course is CPDQE accredited, which serves as an impactful mechanism for skill enhancement.

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• Course 01: Javascript with Data Visualisation 6:18:59

  • 1: JavaScript: 1a Introduction to Getting Started 01:57
  • 2: JavaScript: 1b Course Curriculum 05:06
  • 3: JavaScript: 1c How to Get Pre-Requisites 01:38
  • 4: JavaScript: 1d Getting Started on Windows, Linux or Mac 01:01
  • 5: JavaScript: 1e How to ask a Great Questions 01:32
  • 6: JavaScript: 1f FAQ’s 01:05
  • 7: JavaScript: 2a What is JavaScript 08:54
  • 8: JavaScript: 2b Choosing Code Editor 03:13
  • 9: JavaScript: 2c Installing Code Editor (Sublime Text) 03:48
  • 10: JavaScript: 2d Installing Code Editor(Visual Studio Code) 06:33
  • 11: JavaScript: 2e Hello World Program 13:32
  • 12: JavaScript: 2f Getting Output 10:56
  • 13: JavaScript: 2g Summary 01:38
  • 14: JavaScript: 3a Introduction 02:22
  • 15: JavaScript: 3b Internal JavaScript 13:28
  • 16: JavaScript: 3c External JavaScript 08:49
  • 17: JavaScript: 3d Inline JavaScript 03:45
  • 18: JavaScript: 3e Async and defer 05:49
  • 19: JavaScript: 3f Variables 12:40
  • 20: JavaScript: 3g Data Types 09:40
  • 21: JavaScript: 3h Numbers 05:47
  • 22: JavaScript: 3i Boolean 03:59
  • 23: JavaScript: 3j Arrays() 12:27
  • 24: JavaScript: 3k Objects 06:19
  • 25: JavaScript: 3l Comments 05:27
  • 26: JavaScript: 3m Summary 01:11
  • 27: JavaScript: 4a Introduction 01:47
  • 28: JavaScript: 4b Strings 05:54
  • 29: JavaScript: 4c String Formatting 05:14
  • 30: JavaScript: 4d String Methods 11:55
  • 31: JavaScript: 4e Summary 01:40
  • 32: JavaScript: 5a Introduction 01:42
  • 33: JavaScript: 5b Arithmetic operators 07:14
  • 34: JavaScript: 5c Assignment operators 03:07
  • 35: JavaScript: 5d Comparison operators 06:06
  • 36: JavaScript: 5e Logical operators 07:45
  • 37: JavaScript: 5f Summary 01:43
  • 38: JavaScript: 6a Introduction 01:38
  • 39: JavaScript: 6b If statement 04:23
  • 40: JavaScript: JavaScript: 6c If-else statement 05:18
  • 41: JavaScript: 6d If-else-if statement 04:28
  • 42: JavaScript: 6e Switch-case statement 09:13
  • 43: JavaScript: 6f Summary 01:19
  • 44: JavaScript: 7a Introduction 01:39
  • 45: JavaScript: 7b While loop 08:31
  • 46: JavaScript: 7c Do-while loop 02:29
  • 47: JavaScript: 7d For loop 07:56
  • 48: JavaScript: 7e Break 02:05
  • 49: JavaScript: 7f Continue 02:49
  • 50: JavaScript: 7g Coding Exercise 01:35
  • 51: JavaScript: 7h Solution for Coding Exercise 01:39
  • 52: JavaScript: 7i Summary 01:31
  • 53: JavaScript: 8a Introduction 01:36
  • 54: JavaScript: 8b Creating a Function 07:23
  • 55: JavaScript: 8c Function Call() 06:51
  • 56: JavaScript: 8d Function with parameters 05:08
  • 57: JavaScript: 8e Function Bind() 05:48
  • 58: JavaScript: 8f Summary 01:18
  • 59: JavaScript: 9a Introduction 00:56
  • 60: JavaScript: 9b How to Use Google chart script 03:51
  • 61: JavaScript: 9c Line Graph chart 13:30
  • 62: JavaScript: 9d Scatter plots chart 02:12
  • 63: JavaScript: 9e Bar chart 03:29
  • 64: JavaScript: 9f Pie chart 02:08
  • 65: JavaScript: 9g 3D Pie chart 01:54
  • 66: JavaScript: 9h Summary 01:04
  • 67: JavaScript: 10a Introduction 01:21
  • 68: JavaScript: 10b Try-catch 05:24
  • 69: JavaScript: 10c Try-catch-finally 16:35
  • 70: JavaScript: 10d Summary 01:07
  • 71: JavaScript: 11a Introduction 01:10
  • 72: JavaScript: 11b On Submit Validation 08:42
  • 73: JavaScript: 11c Input Numeric Validation 12:16
  • 74: JavaScript: 11d Login Form Validation 05:13
  • 75: JavaScript: 11e Password Strength Check Validation 04:18
  • 76: JavaScript: 11f Summary 01:05
  • 77: JavaScript: 12a Bonus Lecture for Where to Go 01:24

• Course 02: Java Programming Level 2 8:00:39

  • 78: 1a Introduction 03:22
  • 79: 1b Getting started on Windows, macOS or Linux 01:40
  • 80: 1c How to ask great questions 01:52
  • 81: 1d FAQ’s 01:30
  • 82: 2a Introduction 03:50
  • 83: 2b Popular IDEs for Coding 03:04
  • 84: 2c Java Installation (step by step) 10:22
  • 85: 2d Java path setting (environment variables) 09:38
  • 86: 2e IntelliJ IDEA Installation 09:43
  • 87: 2f Getting start IntelliJ IDEA 07:51
  • 88: 2g First Java Hello World program 14:36
  • 89: 3a Introduction 01:58
  • 90: 3b Create a method 12:20
  • 91: 3c Call a method 10:23
  • 92: 3d Method with parameter 13:32
  • 93: 3e Method with multiple parameters 07:14
  • 94: 3f Applying return keyword 09:56
  • 95: 3g Using a method on decisions 09:37
  • 96: 3h Method overloading 12:33
  • 97: 3i Variable scope 06:16
  • 98: 3j Method recursion 04:24
  • 99: 3k Assessment Test1 01:43
  • 100: 3l Solution for Assessment Test1 04:03
  • 101: 4a Introduction 02:19
  • 102: 4b Creating ArrayList 06:40
  • 103: 4c Add items to ArrayList 05:15
  • 104: 4d Access an item in ArrayList 05:41
  • 105: 4e Change an item in ArrayList 05:04
  • 106: 4f Remove or clear an items in ArrayList 04:03
  • 107: 4g Finding ArrayList Size 02:29
  • 108: 4h Loop through an ArrayList 06:43
  • 109: 4i Sorting an ArrayList 09:14
  • 110: 5a Introduction 01:46
  • 111: 5b ArrayList vs LinkedList 05:11
  • 112: 5c Creating LinkedList 05:11
  • 113: 5d LinkedList methods( addFirst(), addLast() ) 04:20
  • 114: 5e LinkedList methods( removeFirst(), removeLast() ) 02:26
  • 115: 5f LinkedList methods( getFirst(), getLast() ) 04:13
  • 116: 6a Introduction 01:10
  • 117: 6b Create a HashMap 05:10
  • 118: 6c Add items 06:37
  • 119: 6d Access an item 03:00
  • 120: 6e Remove an item 03:00
  • 121: 6f Find HashMap size 02:27
  • 122: 6g Loop through a HashMap 06:26
  • 123: 6h Assessment Test2 01:28
  • 124: 6i Solution for Assessment Test2 03:42
  • 125: 7a Introduction 01:30
  • 126: 7b Create a HashSet 03:06
  • 127: 7c Add items 02:25
  • 128: 7d Check items 02:39
  • 129: 7e Remove an item 02:29
  • 130: 7f Find HashSet size 01:09
  • 131: 7g Loop through a HashSet 01:46
  • 132: 8a Introduction 01:09
  • 133: 8b Creating an iterator 07:30
  • 134: 8c Loop through a collection 04:25
  • 135: 8d Removing items from collection 03:37
  • 136: 9a Introduction 02:17
  • 137: 9b File handling 06:56
  • 138: 9c Creating a new file 11:04
  • 139: 9d Writing a file 06:59
  • 140: 9e Read a file 10:48
  • 141: 9f Getting a file information 07:57
  • 142: 9g Delete a file 02:48
  • 143: 9h Delete a directory 04:35
  • 144: 10a Exceptions 06:58
  • 145: 10b try and catch block coding 09:49
  • 146: 10c finally block statement 02:16
  • 147: 10d throw keyword (error handling) 14:36
  • 148: 11a What is a Regular Expression 05:23
  • 149: 11b Matcher-pattern program - Real world 08:05
  • 150: 11c Number validation program - Real world 09:19
  • 151: 11d String Validation program – Real world 05:46
  • 152: 12a Using thread class program 04:49
  • 153: 12b Using Runnable interface program 03:52
  • 154: 13a Concurrency scenarios 06:04
  • 155: 13b Prevent concurrency problems 04:21
  • 156: 14a Create Lambda Expressions 03:21
  • 157: 14b Lambda Expression – ArrayList 05:12
  • 158: 14c Lambda Expression – Consumer interface 04:23
  • 159: 14d Lambda Expression – Method 06:48
  • 160: 15a Introduction 01:22
  • 161: 15b Project overview 02:08
  • 162: 15c User Class and methods creation 05:16
  • 163: 15d User Choice options 05:00
  • 164: 15e User Registration method 03:23
  • 165: 15f User Login method 03:10
  • 166: 15g Authentication System real time project 09:07

• Course 03: Advanced Java with Object Oriented Programming 6:05:19

  • 167: Java: 1a Introduction 03:08
  • 168: Java: 1b Getting started on Windows, macOS or Linux 00:53
  • 169: Java: 1c How to ask great questions 01:37
  • 170: Java: 1d FAQ’s 01:24
  • 171: Java: 2a Introduction 03:50
  • 172: Java: 2b Popular IDEs for Coding 03:04
  • 173: Java: 2c Java Installation (step by step) 10:22
  • 174: Java: 2d Java path setting (environment variables) 09:38
  • 175: Java: 2e IntelliJ IDEA Installation 09:43
  • 176: Java: 2f Getting start IntelliJ IDEA 07:51
  • 177: Java: 2g First Java Hello World program 14:36
  • 178: Java: 3a What is OOP(Object Oriented Programming) 07:34
  • 179: Java: 3b Create a class 10:24
  • 180: Java: 3c Create an object 12:45
  • 181: Java: 3d Creating multiple objects 02:30
  • 182: Java: 3e Using multiple classes 07:40
  • 183: Java: 3f Class attributes 03:36
  • 184: Java: 3g Accessing attributes 02:00
  • 185: Java: 3h Modifying attributes 03:33
  • 186: Java: 3i Multiple Attributes and using 04:36
  • 187: Java: 4a Create a class method 05:41
  • 188: Java: 4b Method with parameters 06:41
  • 189: Java: 4c Method with return value 06:10
  • 190: Java: 4d Static methods 04:37
  • 191: Java: 4e Public methods 08:28
  • 192: Java: 4f Multiple classes and methods 08:13
  • 193: Java: 5a Default constructor 07:46
  • 194: Java: 5b Parameterized constructor 07:21
  • 195: Java: 6a Single Inheritance 14:36
  • 196: Java: 6b Multiple Inheritance(through interfaces) 07:27
  • 197: Java: 6c Multilevel Inheritance 07:58
  • 198: Java: 6d Hierarchical Inheritance 07:02
  • 199: Java: 6e Hybrid Inheritance 07:17
  • 200: Java: 7a Polymorphism – method overloading 09:09
  • 201: Java: 7b Polymorphism – method overriding 06:52
  • 202: Java: 7c Polymorphism with Interfaces 05:58
  • 203: Java: 8a Introduction to Access modifiers 03:19
  • 204: Java: 8b Public modifier 05:34
  • 205: Java: 8c Private modifier 06:48
  • 206: Java: 8d Protected modifier 05:36
  • 207: Java: 8e Default modifier 04:32
  • 208: Java: 9a Why encapsulation 05:40
  • 209: Java: 9b Encapsulation 13:06
  • 210: Java: 9c Abstract class and methods 07:18
  • 211: Java: 9d Abstraction – extends with subclasses 08:55
  • 212: Java: 9e Abstract class references 09:04
  • 213: Java: 10a Interface implementation 08:01
  • 214: Java: 10b Accessing Interface methods 04:07
  • 215: Java: 10c Dependency injection – interface 04:33
  • 216: Java: 10d Dependency injection - class 04:34
  • 217: Java: 10e Accessing Dependency injection (DI) class methods 08:02
  • 218: Java: 10f Enums 03:23
  • 219: Java: 10g Enum inside a class 01:46
  • 220: Java: 11a Create a Package and classes 06:45
  • 221: Java: 11b Add package methods 02:39
  • 222: Java: 11c Import package and access 05:56
  • 223: Java: 11d Built-in packages and Java API 03:41

This Javascript Bundle Comes up with the following courses:

➥ Course 01: Javascript with Data Visualisation
This course dives into JavaScript programming for data visualization, teaching you how to use JavaScript libraries like D3.js and Chart.js. You'll learn to create dynamic, interactive visualizations that bring data to life, enhancing user experience and functionality in web applications.

➥ Course 02: Java Programming Level 2
Build upon your basic Java skills with more complex programming constructs and deeper insights into Java development. This module covers arrays, loops, data structures, and essential algorithms, preparing you for more advanced Java programming challenges.

➥ Course 03: Advanced Java with Object-Oriented Programming
Focus on advanced Java programming, particularly in using object-oriented principles effectively. You'll explore inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, and encapsulation, gaining the skills to design and implement scalable Java applications efficiently.

• Web Developer - £20,000 to £50,000/year
• Front-End Developer - £25,000 to £65,000/year
• Back-End Developer - £30,000 to £70,000/year
• Python Developer - £30,000 to £65,000/year

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