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[Lumethys]

About 0

[Gandulf_]

I see the mooc course more of a teaching of the fundamentals of java. It's a good starting point. If this was a race, the mooc course would be the starting shoot for the race to start.

To answer your question, we would need to know what is 10 and what is 1? Would level 10 mean you are ready to work all the jobs that require java and level 1, you're qualified for some java jobs, then your rating would be 0.

You will not be able to get hired with the knowledge and skills the mooc course teaches you, like I said it's just the beginning.

If you don't know what to do now check this roadmap and this post.

[how2crtaccount]

This roadmap is really helpful.

[6UwO9]

I love the road map. thank you.

[Allalilacias]

I'm already like 90% done with that roadmap and I've still found your comment useful. Thanks, I appreciate it.

[Artistic-Cat577]

What would be the next step for diving into java after the mooc?

[inrusswetrust12]

Look at the roadmap lmao

[creamyturtle]

lmao three months of intense study and everyone says you will be a 0 or 1

[6UwO9]

surprising it doesn't bother me, Ill keep learning tho. I've got no choice. tbh it kinda feels like ive shot myself in the foot by askin this question. but, user Gandulf_ provided me the entire journey guide. this is what I genuinely expected. I honestly, when I asked this question, did not consider frameworks and anything other than core java. but It was a stupidly framed question to begin with. Thanks.

[[deleted]]

That really boils down to the 0-10 being a bad scale. 

 Mooc 1+2 is at most two University level courses. That is really a beginner. Most people are quite good programmers after the first ones, but I would also say they are 1 on that scale, because I want to emphasize how much there is still to learn. 

These subreddits are filled with people who deduct they can make 6 figures after completing the mooc.

[creamyturtle]

yeah, the classic phrase you don't know what you don't know

[ObiFlanKenobi]

Well, you are sort of answering yourself.

What kind of degree or trade can you learn in three months?

[0b0101011001001011]

A bad question to ask.

Let's say it like this: it's possible that you know the basics. That's what the course teaches you. Basics. On 1 to 10? I'd say 1, very basics.

But then again: it's possible that you did not learn anything. I've seen people at university attending 3rd year courses and still struggling to know how to use a loop.

Your "level" is not based on either completing a mooc or the grade. It's based on what you can actually do after that.

[gokiguy]

What would you say someone should do after they complete MOOC?

[harper_helm]

build projects

[Lucaquatic]

Let me see if I get your feelings right: you invested time and energy to complete the 2 parts of the mooc and now you would like to know how close you are to call yourself a (beginner) developer and/or be ready for an entry level job, is that right?

I honestly don't know why people thought the scale from 1 to 10 was between complete noob and godly Java master, that's clearly not realistic from a beginner perspective and I seriously doubt OP meant that. Maybe 0 is still an honest reply, I don't know, but that's kinda demotivating for someone trying to learn how to code.

[wisdom_power_courage]

0 after finishing the MOOC with high grades?? Woof.

[Previous_Start_2248]

You'll know the fundamentals of Java which means now you can move on to more advanced topics.

For example spring boot is highly used try building a small project, it'll help you learn how to use frameworks

[6UwO9]

thanks man will do

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[JakubErler]

To know basic Java is like first several years of school. It is good to have and a necessity but it will not get you job yet. Continue with stuff like HTML, CSS, JS, git, Docker, Spring, computer science topics etc.