FULL STACK JAVA DEVELOPER.

Java is always ever green programming language, JAVA FSD is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted technology. With us you can get expertise in Core JAVA, Advance JAVA, Frameworks, Springs, Hibernate, J2EE , Micro services, UI Development etc.

Curriculum:

Module 1: Introduction To Java

History of Java
What is Java , Java Flavors, characteristics
JVM Architecture
Bytecode
Class Loader
Unicode
Class path
Path

Module 2: Fundamentals of Java Programming

Object oriented Programming concepts (OOPS )
Keywords, Datatypes, Variables, Operators, Casting
Selection statement (if, switch)
Control statements (while, do while, for)
Conditional statements (if, else, elseif)
Static Arrays

Module 3: Object Oriented Programming with Java

Classes and Objects
Structure of a class – its internals (Data Members, methods)
Using static
Constructor
this keyword
modifiers
playing with the object (copying, casting)
Garbage collection
Abstract class

Module 4: Inheritance

Basics (extends keyword)
Modifiers and their scope
Deriving a class
super, final keyword
why java does not support multiple inheritance?

Module 5: Polymorphism

overloading a method
overloading a constructor
method overriding
accessing base class method

Module 6: Packages and Interfaces.

basics
modifiers and their scope chart
setting class path
compiling and accessing a packaged class
types of packages
user defined package

Module 7: Exploring java. Lang package

String, String Buffer, Arrays
Wrapper classes

Module 8: Exception Handling

Basics
Hierarchy of exceptions
Handling exception – Try, catch, finally, throw, throws
User defined exceptions

Module 9: Threads

Basics, Thread class, Runnable Interface
Thread model
Life cycle – start (), run ()
Scheduling
Deadlocks / concurrency issues
Synchronization – as a block, as a modifier
Daemon thread

Module 10: I/O Streams

Introduction
Hierarchy of streams
IO Stream, Byte Stream, Character Streams
BufferedInputStream, BufferedOutputStream
Reader and Writer class
BufferedReader, PrintWriter
Serialization

Module 11: Collection Framework

basics, hierarchy
legacy classes – Vector, Queue, Stack, Enumeration, Dictionary, Properties
List, Array List, LinkedList
Set, HashSet, Tree Set,
Map, HashMap, Tree Map,
Generics
Annotations
Boxing / Unboxing
Enums

Module 12: Introduction to Functional Style of Programming Mini application – Discussion / Implementation

Tools
Javadoc
Javap
jar
IDE Tools
eclipse
Myeclipse

Module 13: Spring

Spring core
Types of containers
Xml configuration
Core annotations
Component – scan
What can be injected into a bean
Understanding core annotations
Spring MVC
Handler Mapping
Controllers
View resolvers
Validators
interceptors
Spring DAO
Jdbc templates
Exception hierarchy
Spring ORM
Hibernate template
Integration with hibernate
Spring AOP
Point cut
Advisors
Types of advices
Spring – webservices (Restful API)
Spring security
Spring JPA

Module 14: Hibernate

Introduction
Introduction to ORM (Object Relational Management)
Benefits of ORM
Contrast JDBC with ORM
Hibernate Jar files
Hibernate Architecture
Session Factory, Session, Transaction, Query
Understanding config files.hibernate.xml, hbm.xml
Performing CRUD operations
load, get, save, saveorupdate, delete

Module 15: HQL

working with various SQL commands
accessing more than one object from the table

Module 16: Mapping

Inheritance
Collection
Composition
Association

Module 17: Cache

Level – I and II
Using third party to configure L2 cache
Criteria
Interfaces / classes
implementation
Note: an application using the above technologies –
Domains: Telecom, LMS, etc.…

Module 18: Spring Boot

Introduction / benefits
Spring Boot overview
Bootstrapping an Boot application –
Initializer
Auto Configuration
Spring Boot annotations
Spring Boot properties
Accessing data with Spring Boot and h2 database
Configuring Spring Boot with spring MVC application
Building a Restful web application with Spring Boot
Highlights of Training
Client, Server, Port, Application, Web Server, Application Server, Web Client and Web Application
Installation of Java and Understanding PATH and CLASSPATH
Installation of Eclipse
Installation of Tomcat and structure of Tomcat
Linking any Web Server with Eclipse
Static Resource Access from Tomcat

Module 19: Servlets

Servlet Internals and Servlet Programming
What are Servlets and why do we need Servlets?
Servlet Development with Eclipse
Developing Servlets
Compiling Servlets
Deployment and Invoking of Servlets
Purpose of Servlet Mapping and web.xml
Servlet Architecture
Detailed Architecture of Servlets
Discussion of Generic Servlet, HttpServlet Interfaces
Programming examples
Servlet Life Cycle
HTTP Internals
Detailed discussion of all parameters of request and response packets
Discussion of HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse interfaces
Session Tracking API
Practical visualization of Http Session objects and Session table
Session Tracking API
Session Tracking Programming
Cookies, URL Rewriting and Hidden Form Fields
ServletConfig Object
ServletContext Object
RequestDispatcher Object

Module 20: Filters

Why do we need filters?
Filter, FilterChain, FilterConfig interfaces
Programming examples
Application / Attribute Lifecycle Listeners
Why do we need Lifecycle Listeners?
ServletContext and ServletContext Attribute Listeners
Session and Session Attribute Listeners
Programming examples

Module 21: JSP

Java Server Pages (JSP) Internals and Programming
What is JSP? Why do we need JSP?
JSP development with Eclipse
JSP Life Cycle
Predefined Objects of JSP
request, response, out and session objects
config, application, pagecontext objects
Scripting Tags (Writing Java code inside JSP)
Directives
@Page, @include directives
Action tags of JSP
Difference between jsp:forward, jsp:include and @include tags
Programming examples to illustrate each tag
Expression Language
Why do we need EL?
Reading scoped attributes using EL
Reading bean properties using EL
Reading collections using EL
Operators of EL
Programming examples to illustrate each usage
JSTL (JSP standard tag library)
Why do we need JSTL?
Looping tags
Control tags
Database tags
118N tags
Programming examples to illustrate each category of tags
Custom tags
Custom tag creation based on Servlets
Custom tag creation based on JSP
concept of tld file
programming examples to illustrate each concept

Module 22: Java Beans

What are Java beans and why do we need Java beans?
Action tags for java beans
Application of Java beans

Module 23: MVC Architecture

Why do we need MVC?
Discussion of pros and cons of Servlets, JSP and JavaBeans
Programming example to illustrate Business logic, Controller logic, Presentation logic and Bean creation

Module 24: JDBC

Java Data Base Connectivity (JDBC) internals and programming
What is JDBC? Why do we need JDBC?
Discussion of JDBC driver types and Driver Manager
Connection object
Statement types and Discussion of each type of Statement Objects
ResultSet Types and Discussion of each type
Stored Procedure Access from java applications
Transaction Programming with JDBC
Savepoint and RowSet
DataSource and Connection Pooling
Batch Updates
JNDI
Explanation on Usage of important Practical Tools
Eclipse
Jboss, Weblogic, Tomcat

Module 25: Database

MySQL Installation
DDL Commands
DML Commands
Operators
Functions
Constraints
Joins
Views
Indexes
DCL Commands
TCL Commands
MySQL Cursors
Exception Handling
Stored Procedure
Stored Functions

Module 26: MicroServices

MicroServices Introduction
Principle and Characteristics
Use cases and Benefits
Challenges
Design standards
Micro Services Communication
Pitfalls

Module 27: UI Development

HTML 5
CSS 3
JavaScript

Module 28: Advanced JavaScript

BootStrap
Angular

Module 29: jQuery

Ajax

Module 30: DevSecOps Tools

Docker
Chef
LOG4J / SLF4J
GitHub
Gradle
Maven
ELK
Heroku
SonarQube
Datadog

Project 1

Project 2

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FAQ:

Who can learn this course?

Anyone who is interested and having prior computer knowledge can learn JAVA

What are the prerequisites for this course?

No prerequisite as such, if you have computer knowledge you can learn JAVA.

What are career opportunities from this course?

You can apply for jobs like Software Developer .

How long this course will take?

It will take 2 months.

Will you provide soft copy material?

Yes, we will share the Power Point soft copy material and we will provide recording of our live classes.

Will you start this course from scratch?

Yes. We will start this course from scratch.

Do you provide a certificate for JAVA?

Yes we will provide Training Completion certificate

Do you provide projects to work on?

Yes, after completion of course you will to work on 2 or 3 projects to work. It will hand on experience to clear the interviews confidently.

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