Debugging in Java
- Level High School
- Contact Hours 5
Finding and fixing errors in programs is a fundamental skill for new and experienced programmers to develop. This CodeHS course introduces debugging: the art and science of fixing broken programs. You'll learn techniques for finding common code errors and effective debugging strategies for Java exercises to share with students.
No programming experience required
Flexible self-paced timeframe
In-course support with an instructor
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Welcome to Debugging in Java!
In this brief module, we give an overview of what the Debugging in Java course is all about. |
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Introduction to Debugging
Learn about the history and key ideas of debugging in this lesson. |
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Basic Debugging in Java
This module introduces fundamental concepts and techniques for debugging. |
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Debugging Tools
This module introduces you to tools that you can use for debugging Java computer programs. |
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Debugging Techniques
In the module we see how to use print statements and comments to debug Java programs. |
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Common Java Errors
In this module we learn about common Java programming errors and how to avoid them. |
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Common Compiler Errors
This module discusses common compiler errors in Java programs. |
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Advanced Debugging Practice
In this module we learn additional techniques and tips for debugging Java programs. |
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Using Other IDEs
This module focuses on how to use the Java main method in IDEs outside of CodeHS. |
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Asking the Right Questions
This module wraps up the course by focusing on how to be a good facilitator in a computer science course by asking the right questions. |
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Course Wrap-up
Congratulations of completing the Debugging in Java PD course! In this module, you can complete the course survey, earn your course badge, and receive a certificate of completion for 5 professional development hours. |
CodeHS online PD courses are made up of a series of learning modules covering the pedagogy and instructional strategy for teaching CS in a blended classroom.
Teachers work through these on their own time while receiving personalized support and feedback every step of the way.
Short, digestible video tutorials covering programming topics and concepts in the upcoming lesson
Program examples to give teachers the opportunity to explore how the code works in the fully loaded IDE
Engaging exercises that allow teachers to design and build programs based on new concepts
Engaging exercises that allow teachers to design and build programs based on new concepts
