Learning objectives for this review:

• Understand the structure and components of a class in Java, including fields, constructors, and methods
• Demonstrate proficiency in writing constructors in Java to initialize object state and perform necessary setup tasks when creating instances of a class
• Utilize comments effectively to document classes, constructors, methods, and fields in Java, following best practices for code readability and maintainability
• Develop the ability to write accessor methods (getters) to retrieve the values of private fields within a class in Java, promoting encapsulation and data hiding
• Develop the ability to write mutator methods (setters) to modify the values of private fields within a class in Java, ensuring controlled access to the object's state
• Write instance methods to encapsulate behavior within a class in Java, enabling objects to perform specific tasks and interact with their data
• Understand the concept of static variables and methods within a class, and demonstrate proficiency in declaring and using them for tasks that are shared across all instances of the class
• Understand the scope and access modifiers (public, private, protected) in Java, and apply them appropriately to fields, methods, and constructors to control access to class members
• Understand the purpose and usage of the 'this' keyword in Java, and demonstrate proficiency in using it to refer to the current object instance within class methods and constructors
• Explore and discuss the ethical and social implications of computing systems, including considerations related to privacy, security, accessibility, and the impact of technology on society