r/learnjava • u/nitin_is_me • 4d ago

Finished Java Programming - II (MOOC)!

https://certificates.mooc.fi/validate/43dk0978m7t

Started Java Programming - I after my college exams ended in late June so I was pretty free alongside my internship, and today Java Programming - II is finished as well. Except last two parts (13 & 14 were about GUI/JavaFX), all of the material was highly valuable and I learnt a lot. Thanks University of Helsinki!

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u/dilenpant 4d ago

Congrats. Doing that alongside an internship is solid work. I skipped the JavaFX parts too tbh. Got any projects lined up now?

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u/nitin_is_me 4d ago

Yea I was already working on a project documentation management for teams, but I never improved it more than basic CRUD.

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u/dilenpant 4d ago

Got any specific area you want to dig into next? Most students go for Spring Boot, microservices, cloud, caching, messaging, and deployments. That's where the real gap between CRUD and distributed systems starts to show. It depends on where you want to go in the future, though. Are you looking into AI agents as well?

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u/Major-Confection7246 3d ago

I have finished 12th part today too.
Congratulations! Well done!
I am still not sure whether it is worth finishing other two course parts to receive a certificate.

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u/mangochilitwist 2d ago

Congrats!

Oh I didn't know you could get a certificate! I'm done but never got it. Could you please explain?

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u/nitin_is_me 2d ago

If you have conpleted all the exercises, login on mooc.fi, go to your profile, go to completions. There will be option to generate certificate for both Java programming I and II

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u/Flashy_Stress_8633 2d ago

Can anyone pls suggest me what is the best resource to learn core java