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Introduction to Object Oriented Programming - Computer Science

From 18 £ /h

This course is made for beginners and those who are knowledgeable in programming and want to learn about object-oriented programming (OOP).
Object-oriented programming is a programming paradigm used in many programming languages including Java which will be used here.
This paradigm is to be understood as a philosophy, in that it requires thinking things differently.
The course will cover the principles of OOP: inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism.
We will first cover the basics of Java in order to be able to compile, debug and run.
It is necessary that you have the basics of algorithms or/and programming in order to approach the paradigm,
This course remains accessible for beginners.

Extra information

Computer (preferably laptop).

Location

Online from France

About Me

I am a computing science student who, since young, had a strong interest in teaching.
I'm positive that everyone can pretend to an achivement if they're given proper preparation and time.
Having many students in my experience (mid-schoolers, high-schoolers, students) I often see that
the difficulties many may have are linked to the understanding of self and the teacher; the language, pauses between explanations,
needs of illustration... It is all the more a collective and psychology work.
Thus, I am trying to determine your level and define concretely your difficulties,
we may then discuss about it and give you specific exercises.
Keep in mind that this working method should be efficient and concise opposed to group working.
If you are not satisfied with this then we will work together until you are.
The only essential requisite for your success will be your motivation, one could very well want to succeed but not give themselves the means to do it so by indulging in distraction.

Education

CPGE MPSI - Preparatory classes in Sciences (first year),
L2 Informatique - Sorbonne University (second year of university in computer science),
Magistère Informatique - École Normale Supérieure de Rennes (third year university equivalent in a french Grande École in computing)

Experience / Qualifications

Private courses in mathematics, computing (mid-schoolers, high-schoolers, students)
Independant Software Developer
Assistant teacher in mid-school

Age

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

French

English

Skills

Computer science

Java

Computer programming

Reviews

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