The Java curriculum is a comprehensive four-course sequence designed to take students from beginners to confident, college-ready programmers. Students start with an introduction to Java, learning core syntax, problem-solving skills, and the fundamentals of object-oriented programming. They then progress into intermediate topics, building real-world applications while working with classes, methods, and data structures. In the advanced course, students deepen their understanding of algorithms, efficiency, and more complex program design. The sequence concludes with AP Computer Science preparation, where students refine their skills, practice exam-style problems, and master the concepts needed for success on the AP exam. This structured pathway ensures students not only learn Java but also develop strong computational thinking and long-term programming confidence.