Kotlin: Intermediate Course
What will be Cover ?
- Classes and Constructors
- Data Classes
- object Keyword
- Singleton Pattern
- Companion Objects
- Equality
- Immutability
- Interfaces in Kotlin
- Abstract Classes
- Default Implementations
- Interface vs Abstract Class
- Dependency Inversion Principle
- Package Design
- Visibility Modifiers (public, private, protected, internal)
- Module Boundaries
- API Exposure Rules
- Naming Conventions
- Custom Exceptions
- Checked vs Unchecked Exceptions (JVM Perspective)
- Defensive Programming
- Error Propagation Patterns
- Reading Files
- Writing Files
- JSON Handling
- Configuration Files
- Resource Management
- Why Coroutines
- suspend Functions
- Coroutine Scopes
- Dispatchers
- Introduction to Structured Concurrency
- JDBC Fundamentals
- ORM Overview (JPA
- Exposed)
- CRUD Operations
- Transactions
- Database Error Handling
- HTTP Basics
- REST Principles
- API Handlers
- JSON APIs
- HTTP Status Codes
- Introduction to Ktor
- Spring Framework
The Kotlin Intermediate course is designed for learners who already understand Kotlin fundamentals and want to advance toward real-world application development. This course deepens understanding of Kotlin’s powerful features and prepares students for professional Android and backend development.
Participants will explore advanced object-oriented programming, data classes, sealed classes, interfaces, and abstraction. The course covers higher-order functions, lambdas, extension functions, collections API, and functional programming concepts in Kotlin.
Students will gain hands-on experience with coroutines for asynchronous programming, exception handling strategies, file operations, and modular code organization. The course also introduces Android development fundamentals (Activities, Fragments, ViewModels) or backend development with frameworks like Ktor, depending on the learning path.
Special emphasis is placed on writing clean, maintainable, and scalable Kotlin code using best practices and modern architecture patterns such as MVVM.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to build structured Kotlin applications, handle asynchronous operations efficiently, and develop intermediate-level Android or backend systems confidently.
This course is ideal for aspiring Android developers, junior backend developers, and programmers looking to strengthen their Kotlin expertise for industry-level projects.

