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Introduction to Java is a first course in computer programming using the Java language. It teaches you how to write simple programs, use variables and data types, make decisions with conditionals, repeat tasks with loops, and organize code into functions and classes. It also introduces basic problem solving, arrays, input and output, and the foundations of object-oriented programming.
The course is self-paced and online, built around video lessons, with quizzes and an assignment along the way and a final exam at the end. Your grade is split evenly across four parts: 25% Attendance, 25% Quizzes, 25% Assignments, and 25% Final Exam. Once you complete the course and the credit posts to your transcript, Woodmont matches it to its named equivalency, CPT111X – Java I.
Writing, testing, and debugging Java programs gives you a working foundation in variables, conditionals, loops, functions, and classes, which supports entry-level technical roles. At Woodmont, CPT111X – Java I is the course that carries this foundation into the BS in Technology, and it can also serve students in the BS in Business or BS in Psychology, depending on how their degree plan places it.
After you finish, UPI Study sends your transcript to Woodmont College. Woodmont's registrar reviews it and applies CPT111X – Java I, the named course equivalency, so the credit lands on a specific catalog code rather than as an unassigned elective. That code fits directly into your degree plan, which makes it easier to confirm your progress with a Woodmont advisor. Woodmont accepts up to 84 credits (70%) in transfer, so this course draws on that allowance.
This course suits people who want to finish a Woodmont degree without paying to take an introductory programming course in residence, including working adults returning to school and people testing whether programming is a viable new direction. Because Woodmont recognizes it as the named equivalency CPT111X – Java I, and because transfer is capped at 84 credits (70%), students with a large amount of existing transfer credit should check their running total before enrolling. It is not a good match for anyone who needs a live classroom or who expects the course to cover Java beyond these introductory topics.
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