AP Computer Science Principles Book 3: Fundamentals of Java Programming and Algorithms
Master Java Programming and Core Algorithms
AP Computer Science Principles Book 3 introduces students to the essentials of Java programming and fundamental algorithm concepts. This book helps learners develop coding skills, problem-solving abilities, and algorithmic thinking, providing a strong foundation for the AP CSP exam.
Learn Java Programming
The book covers Java basics, including syntax, variables, loops, conditionals, and object-oriented programming. Step-by-step examples give students hands-on experience writing and running programs while learning how to structure code effectively.
Understand Algorithms
Students explore essential algorithms, such as sorting, searching, and recursion. Real-world examples show how algorithms solve problems efficiently and how they are applied within Java programs.
Practice and Problem-Solving
The book includes exercises, coding challenges, and practical projects to reinforce learning. Students build logical thinking, debugging skills, and confidence in applying programming and algorithm concepts.
Prepare for the AP Exam
Finally, review questions and practice assessments align with the AP CSP curriculum. These tools help students track their progress, improve weak areas, and prepare for exam success.
Whether new to programming or advancing coding skills, AP Computer Science Principles Book 3 is an essential resource for mastering Java and algorithmic problem-solving.
Course Features
- Lectures 21
- Quiz 0
- Duration 52 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 785
- Assessments Yes
- 3 Sections
- 21 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
- What is Ap Computer Science?1
- General Information about Java and Data Types.1
- Java and Algorithms19
- 3.1Anatomy of java.
- 3.23.1: Variables and Assignments
- 3.33.2: Data Abstraction
- 3.43.3: Mathematical Expressions
- 3.53.4: Strings
- 3.63.5: Boolean Expressions
- 3.73.6: Conditionals
- 3.83.7: Nested Conditionals
- 3.93.8: Iteration
- 3.103.9: Developing Algorithms
- 3.113.10: Lists
- 3.123.11 Binary Search
- 3.133.12: Calling Procedures
- 3.143.13: Developing Procedures
- 3.153.14: Libraries
- 3.163.15: Random Values
- 3.173.16: Simulations
- 3.183.17: Algorithmic Effiency
- 3.193.18: Undecidable Problems








