I would get you started in a full-body routine. This would consist of mostly compound exercises, exercises that use more than one muscle group, such as bench press, squats, deadlifts, etc. You will also be working your whole body in a single workout, but rather frequently at three times a week. So here is a schedule to get you going:
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Squats (Conventional Squat, Bulgerian Split Squat, Hack Squat)
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Push Variation (Bench Press, Military Press, Incline, Decline, Dumbell, Barbell)
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Pull Variation (Pull-Ups, Cable Rows, Bent-Over Rows, Face Pulls, Dumbell, Barbell, Wide Grip, Narrow Grip, Pronated Grip)
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Deadlift / Lunge (Conventional Deadlift, Romanian Deadlift, Sumo Deadlift, One-Legged Deadlift, Dumbell, Barbell, Trap Bar)
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Core Exercise (Planks, Hanging Leg Raises, Situps, the list is endless here)
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Isolation/Correction Exercise[s] (Curls, Skullcrushers, Flys, Lateral Raises, Front Raises, Calf Raises, etc.)
You can change up the order in which you do them to keep your body guessing, just have the corework and isolation last. Also, you can change up your reps and sets in accordance to your goals. If you are going for strength, figure around (reps x sets) 3x8, 4x6, or 5x5. If you are looking for some size, figure around 5x5, 6x4, 8x3. Note that these are loose figures and won't mean that one is only focused on size or strength. You can choose a middle ground if you'd like and go from there. It's all up to you really. Just make sure that you switch it up from time to time.
If you need any help with the exercises or about the rep scheme, or anything I have posted, feel free to ask!