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Programando con Java para aplicaciones Android (Coursera)

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Programando con Java para aplicaciones Android (Coursera)

¡Aprende lo mejor de Java para el desarrollo en Android! Descubre lo necesario para construir tus aplicaciones móviles de una forma sencilla, objetiva y práctica. A lo largo del curso, verás diversos ejemplos para crear tu primer Hola Mundo y practicarás la programación orientada a objetos.

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Course 1 of 5 in the Desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles con Android Specialization.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
Básicos de Java
¡Bienvenid@ al curso Programando con Java para aplicaciones Android!
En este módulo, revisarás los conceptos de programación básicos que utiliza Java, practicarás cómo instalarlo y dejarlo listo para Android Studio. Definirás los tipos de datos más convenientes para el ahorro de memoria en tus apps, las mejores prácticas para nombrar variables y objetos y utilizarás los operadores y el control de flujo en programas Java.

WEEK 2
Programación Orientada a Objetos (POO)
En este módulo, analizarás problemas de la vida real para transformarlos a código Java. Con ayuda de la Programación Orientada a Objetos, explicaciones claras y ejemplos prácticos distinguirás conceptos como herencia, polimorfismo, sobrecarga, sobreescritura, interfaces; palabras reservadas como super y this y mucho más

WEEK 3
Lenguaje adicional de Java
En este último módulo, revisaremos algunos temas adicionales que te serán de gran utilidad para desarrollar tus aplicaciones sacando el mejor provecho del lenguaje.

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