Programming Fundamentals in Kotlin

This module provides an introduction to programming in Kotlin and explores various career possibilities for coding in Kotlin. Students will learn about variables, types, numbers, conditional statements, loops, and the fundamentals of programming in Kotlin. The module also covers the essential aspects of Kotlin syntax, providing a solid foundation for further learning.

Building on the foundational knowledge acquired in the previous module, this section delves into functions, classes, and objects in Kotlin. Students will gain practical experience in defining and using functions, working with parameters and results, and understanding classes, objects, and object-oriented programming. Additionally, they will explore interfaces, polymorphism, inheritance, and visibility modifiers.

This module focuses on advanced classes, nullability, and collections in Kotlin. Students will gain insights into special classes, data classes, enum classes, exceptions, nullability, and the usage of nullable values. Additionally, they will learn about collections, including lists, sets, and maps, and how to handle nullability and collections effectively in Kotlin programming.

In this final module, students will engage in a graded assessment that summarizes the course content. They will work on the Bank Account project, applying their knowledge and skills to practical challenges. The module emphasizes project-based learning and provides an opportunity for students to demonstrate their understanding of programming fundamentals in Kotlin.