HHWC hosted 5 days Beginner Java Camp (July 21-25)

our team successfully hosted a five-day Beginner Java Camp from July 21 to July 25, 2025. Led by teachers Eric Huang, Zhebin Zhang, and Jacky Wenjie Yan, the camp offered students a strong foundation in Java programming. Sessions were started daily at 1:30 PM, the regular lectures lasted for two hours. In addition to the regular lecture, Eric and Zhebin provided homework support, answered student questions, and dedicated time to reviewing and correcting assignments.

On day 1(July 21) , we went over instructions for installing IntelliJ, which we
would use to write code, an overview of IntelliJ, printing, and basic
operators that can be used in Java.

Eric Huang 3 hours, Zhebin Zhang 3 hours, Jacky Wenjie Yan 2 hours

On day 2(July 22), we covered variables, data types, commenting, and type
casting to manipulate values more effectively.

Eric Huang 3 hours, Zhebin Zhang 3 hours, Jacky Wenjie Yan 2 hours

On day 3 (July 23) we explained conditionals, loops, and java arithmetic order
of operations to improve the logic of our projects.

Eric Huang 3 hours, Zhebin Zhang 3 hours, Jacky Wenjie Yan 2 hours

On day 4(July 24) we learned about arrays, tokens, scanners, and error handling
to allow the creation of programs which take user input.

Eric Huang 3 hours, Zhebin Zhang 3 hours, Jacky Wenjie Yan 2 hours

On day 5(July 25) we ended with methods to reduce redundancy in our programs
and created and shared our final projects, which incorporated everything we learned over the course of 5 days!

#Hand in Hand We Code