Java Classes for High School Students in NYC

Learn computer science fundamentals with two versatile and powerful programming languages, Java and Python. This 6-week summer course is designed for high school and college students looking to get a head start in programming, or preparing for college-level course work and the AP exam. The certificate program covers everything from programming basics to advanced data science and computer programming concepts. Students also learn Python’s dynamic applications in data science, machine learning, and automation.

This course guides students through game development with Java and graphic design. Students create animations to use inside thei arcade game that they learn to code themselves.

This course introduces students to the programming language Java. Students gain hands on experience with concepts like arrays, variables, and data types as they program console applications.

In this live online summer course, high schoolers and college students learn Java programming language and computer science fundamentals. As one of the most programming languages globally and a coding language taught in many university-level computer science study programs, Java is a great skill to have. This course starts up with Java basics and then progresses to more advanced topics, such as recursion and object-oriented programming. Students will work on projects and learn the material through hands-on training. The course prepares students for the AP Computer Science exam, giving them a head start on university-level computer programming classes.

Designed for high school students new to programming, this course helps young learners develop skills in Java. As they learn about algorithms and object-oriented programming, students work on both individual and group projects to put their new skills into practical applications.

Designed for young learners with some experience coding, this course gives students an introduction to the AP Computer Science A course. Students work with Java as they discover data types, classes, objects, and variables.