[CS面接シリーズ6 Javaとオブジェクト指向] OOP + JVM・GC面接確実に対策

Database concepts most frequently encountered in interviews and practical work, This introductory course is organized flow- and diagram-centrically. From SQL basic syntax to normalization, transactions, indexes, sharding/partitioning, and security, It explains seemingly complex DB concepts, structurally linking them with real-world examples. Finally, an interview practice chapter is included, So you can confidently answer questions like "What is a transaction?" and "When are indexes used?".

How does the Internet work, and how do browsers fetch web pages? A core CS (computer-science) lecture, organizing network concepts along the OSI 7-layer model, to enable self-explanation of this question. Structured for intuitive understanding through diagrams and flow-centric explanations, and it organizes concepts frequently appearing in technical interviews—such as Transport Layer (TCP/UDP), IP Address, NAT, HTTPS—by linking them to actual questions.

Curated to include only operating system concepts frequently encountered in practice and interviews, this is a core CS (computer-science) lecture, easily explained and organized with a focus on diagrams. It was designed so that even those new to it can grasp the flow and quickly continue their learning. The slides themselves are structured to serve as reviewable summary notes. It's a 'foundational building lecture' that you can return to whenever your fundamentals are shaky.

This is a core CS (computer-science) lecture that organizes essential data structure concepts, which are required for practical work and interviews, centered around intuitive flow and diagrams. It covers the entire range from arrays and lists to trees, graphs, and heaps, selecting only the key parts. It's designed to help even first-time learners quickly grasp the overall context by explaining concepts in a connected structure rather than a simple enumeration. The slides are structured in an organized note format suitable for review, and are especially recommended for those looking for a final review before an interview or who wish to solidify their basic concepts.

This is a core CS (computer-science) lecture that selects only the computer architecture concepts frequently encountered in practice and interviews, explaining and organizing them easily with a focus on diagrams. It was designed so that even those encountering it for the first time can grasp the flow and quickly continue with subsequent learning. The slides themselves are structured to serve as reviewable summary notes. If you want to get a grasp of the computer architecture flow, start right now.

When resumes look similar, 'differentiation' secures acceptance. For 6 weeks, learn 4 practical resume strategies directly from a backend practitioner.

From documents to interviews, the A-Z of designer employment is included. We will show you in detail how to increase your chances of passing by watching the interview process of an actual applicant that you cannot see anywhere else.

Curated to include only operating system concepts frequently encountered in practice and interviews, this is a core CS (computer-science) lecture, easily explained and organized with a focus on diagrams. It was designed so that even those new to it can grasp the flow and quickly continue their learning. The slides themselves are structured to serve as reviewable summary notes. It's a 'foundational building lecture' that you can return to whenever your fundamentals are shaky.

How does the Internet work, and how do browsers fetch web pages? A core CS (computer-science) lecture, organizing network concepts along the OSI 7-layer model, to enable self-explanation of this question. Structured for intuitive understanding through diagrams and flow-centric explanations, and it organizes concepts frequently appearing in technical interviews—such as Transport Layer (TCP/UDP), IP Address, NAT, HTTPS—by linking them to actual questions.

We will develop a scalable order processing system capable of real-time event streaming using Spring Boot 3.x + Kotlin to build a Kafka cluster, leveraging PostgreSQL CDC with Debezium Connect and Apache Avro schema.

Database concepts most frequently encountered in interviews and practical work, This introductory course is organized flow- and diagram-centrically. From SQL basic syntax to normalization, transactions, indexes, sharding/partitioning, and security, It explains seemingly complex DB concepts, structurally linking them with real-world examples. Finally, an interview practice chapter is included, So you can confidently answer questions like "What is a transaction?" and "When are indexes used?".

OODP's 25 patterns teach various methods for object-oriented software design.

This is a [Backend, Resume Enhancement] class prepared for job seekers and junior developers.

For those who have chosen a career in information security/information technology and are preparing to move to large corporations/financial institutions, we will reveal our strategy for passing the exam. A current CISO who has personally recruited and recommended numerous people will share his secrets for passing the exam. He has heard from his acquaintances, security company CEOs and executives of large companies, and compiled a recruitment bible by collecting a vast amount of recruitment secret data.

Let's learn object-oriented concepts through Java programming and improve program design and problem-solving skills!

Harness the power lambda of the Java Streams API to write clean, efficient, and modern Java code using functional programming principles

This is a core CS (computer-science) lecture that organizes essential data structure concepts, which are required for practical work and interviews, centered around intuitive flow and diagrams. It covers the entire range from arrays and lists to trees, graphs, and heaps, selecting only the key parts. It's designed to help even first-time learners quickly grasp the overall context by explaining concepts in a connected structure rather than a simple enumeration. The slides are structured in an organized note format suitable for review, and are especially recommended for those looking for a final review before an interview or who wish to solidify their basic concepts.

Learn Java-based data structures and algorithms, and grow into a competitive coding expert with practical problems!

Development of a global career for domestic players! A honey tip lecture for those planning to work abroad

DevOps Interview Preparation: Master your interview preparation for Git, Docker, CI/CD, Terraform, Ansible, Kubernetes, and Monitoring.

This is a lecture for people who are starting development for the first time. It's about programming thinking, which should come before development languages or UI frameworks.

My 14-day use, starting right after release: Claude Code! (AI Coding) - Immediately applicable to job seekers and pros! I'll tell you right away why I recommend it to everyone.

Through this lecture, students will be able to learn the basic and post-processing technology flow of semiconductors, and will be able to learn the content necessary to prepare for interviews at post-processing semiconductor companies.

What kinds of problems appear in coding tests these days? Solve “practical” problems yourself, reflecting the latest corporate coding test trends. We provide proven problems and solutions to effectively build your algorithm and problem-solving skills. (with Java)

Why does JavaScript use Classes? How was object-oriented programming implemented before their advent? Let's take a brief journey to find answers to questions you might ponder while studying JavaScript.