Java Programming Masterclass Course - Java 17 - 140K Student reviews - Udemy Official

The most popular Java course on Udemy is getting updated for Java 17, the next Long Term Support (LTS) version of Java coming out in September 2021.

Join close to 600,000 students in this epic 80 hour course. Originally published in 2016 with Java 8, it was updated to Java 11, and now to Java 17.

Watch the video to find out why it was not updated for Java versions 12 through 16.

The course covers everything you need to know from the tools you need, the features of Java, right through to writing your own Java programs!

Students absolutely love the course and you can see it for yourself by checking out the reviews. You even get to go through challenges that will test your skills and deepen your understanding.

So if you're ready to learn or take your Java programming skills to the next level, this course is definitely for you!

Don't worry about experience or other complex requirements. You only need access to a computer and you're good to go!

[johndo]

This course is very good! I am halfway through the course currently on section 14. The coding exercises and challenges are well thought out and has helped me learn how to think like a programmer. Thank you for making such a great course Tim!

[lowercasecat]

I bought your course ago, but just now only really sitting down and going through it. I'm past the first section and loving it. Understanding a lot about programming and Java in general a lot more than I have in school. Thanks a lot!

[SteveHcutabovehost]

I am going to have to start this course I bought it back in 2018, glad to see you have updated it.

[dariosantoro]

Thanks for keeping it updated! I haven't finished your course yet but I'm happy to hear it's getting updated to support the latest LTS. Tim, are you going to add a new section or modify existing videos?
Still my favourite instructor, keep it up!

[michaelmclean]

Thanks for always keeping your courses updated Tim!!!

[k-universe]

your teaching style is very good and precise not like those who take piece of cake question and then render it to the student the hard ones

[broadcastdave]

I am currently in a bootcamp and bought this course to reinforce my learning. I recommend it highly.

[the-code-alchemist]

Best course ever to cover the basics of Java. Thank you very much, Tim 💻

[lambxxjm]

Tim,

Thanks for the course. I am halfway through in your Java Masterclass and I love it. Your teaching style makes it easier to learn and I have already picked up a few things I haven't seen in other Java courses. I have my robotics kids using it as the base course for our programming robots. Keep up the great work.

[turkihazem]

You have 2 java courses, are they different? Which one you recommend

[rushinshah]

How much time will it take to update the course to java 17?

[vivekrai]

I did that in 2017 and it was amazing.
You were my First and best instructor Timothy 🇦🇺

[angrydog]

I am on this course right now and it is EPIC i can recommend. It is legitimate and i am or rather was 100% new to programming and it took me step by step

[m_jdm]

Tim you shouldn't remove the suit man from the intro slide, instead you should add a launching rocket in the background. Serious business.

[rezayusifi]

Contents are good until section 12, 13.. the rest are really difficult to understand.

[coderlady_]

Hi, I am about to take a class in java, but it's Java 8, and also JEE, are those outdated?
Thank you

[rezayusifi]

There is no a gathered slide for the course as resource.

[HuGiv]

I'm almost on section 15, I've done 400 pages of text appointments, I'll post every project & appointments once I finish the course on the comment section.

Hopefully you'll see it.

God bless Tim 🙏

[wassimmohsni]

Hey Tim, will this course be enough to prepare me for the oracle Java SE 17 Certification?

[syedabdullah]

Why should I learn Java? Is java stay in the market for the next 10 years?