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Java Full Stack Development

Master Java Full Stack Development with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, MySQL, and build dynamic web applications.

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16 Weeks

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Nov 14, 2024

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Program Overview

Our Java Full Stack Development program equips learners with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, MySQL skills for dynamic web application development, ensuring career readiness.

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Master both front-end and back-end development

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Build scalable, feature-rich web applications

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Increase employability with in-demand Java skills

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Work on diverse projects with a comprehensive skill set

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Eligiblility

This course typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field, along with basic programming knowledge and familiarity with web development technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

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Why should you learn?

After completing the Java Full Stack Development course, learners will master front-end (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and back-end (Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate) technologies, ready for dynamic web app development and lucrative tech roles.

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Possible Job Roles

Job roles after studying this course include Full Stack Developer, Software Engineer, Web Developer, and Java Developer.

Salary Range

3 to 12 Lakhs Per Annum

Course-modules

Course Modules

16 Weeks COURSE

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J2SE

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This module covers Java basics: installation, data types, control flow, OOP, exception handling, multi-threading, networking, JDBC for database connectivity, and GUI development with AWT, Applets, and Swings.
  • How to Install Java and about Environment Variables

  • JVM Architecture

  • Datatypes, Variables, Keywords and Identifiers

  • Operators and Expressions, Naming Conventions in Java

  • Control Flow Statements

  • Arrays

  • Command Line Arguments

  • Object and Class

  • Object Oriented Programming (OOP)

  • Inheritance

  • Interfaces

  • Abstract Classes, Inner Classes

  • Access Specifiers, Access Modifiers

  • Packages

  • Collection Frame Work

  • Exception Handling

  • Multi-Threading

  • Input/Output Streams

  • Networking

  • AWT, Applets and Swings

  • Introduction to JDBC

  • JDBC architecture

  • java.sql Package

  • Connection, Statement, ResultSet

  • Prepared Statement

  • Callable Statement

  • Scrollable and Updatable ResultSet

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DBMS – DBMS Concepts and SQL

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This module covers DBMS fundamentals: models, normalization, SQL; data design, relational model; Oracle functions, joins, subqueries, views; constraints; stored procedures.
  • Introduction to Databases

  • Database Models

  • Relational Mode

  • Data Design and Normalization

  • Structured Query Language and its categories

  • DDL – DML – DQL – DCL – TCL

  • SELECT statement varieties with clauses

  • WHERE clause

  • GROUP BY clause

  • HAVING clause

  • ORDER BY clause

  • Using Oracle built in Functions

  • Joining the tables – Join variants

  • Equi and Non-Equi Joins

  • Self-Join

  • Cartesian Product

  • Outer Join

  • Subqueries

  • Implementing Views

  • Implementing Data Integrity by using Constraints

  • Data Integrity Overview

  • Creating Constraints

  • implementing Constraints

  • Not Null

  • Unique Key

  • Primary key

  • Check Constraints

  • Default

  • Foreign Key

  • Implementing Stored Procedures and Functions

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J2EE

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This J2EE module covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3 for styling, JavaScript for interactive elements, form validation; XML, DTD, XML parsers, DOM, XML schemas, XML SQL Utility.
  • Understanding & using HTML5

  • Web Technologies - CSS 3

  • CSS3 Introduction and commonly used CSS 3 properties

  • Web Technologies – JavaScript

  • Introduction to JavaScript

  • JavaScript Events and Functions

  • JavaScript Events and Functions

  • Introduction to XML

  • Need of XML in application architectures

  • DTD (Document Type Definition)

  • XML Parsers – SAX (Simple API for XML)

  • DOM (Document Object Model) using IBM’s XML4J parser

  • XML Schemas

  • XML DB Utility

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JSP 2.2

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This module covers JSP: dynamic web content creation, advantages over servlets; scripting elements, directives, implicit objects, scopes, architectures, custom tags, error handling, JSTL, expression language, XML processing.
  • Disadvantages of Servlets

  • Introduction to JSP

  • JSP Life Cycle

  • Creating dynamic Web content with JSP

  • Scripting elements

  • Scriplet

  • Declaration

  • Expression

  • XML syntax for JSP elements

  • JSP directives page, include and taglib

  • JSP implicit objects

  • JSP scopes

  • Include and forward mechanism

  • Using a Java bean in a jsp

  • JSP Model 1 architecture

  • JSP Model 2 (MVC) architecture

  • Custom Tag Development

  • Classic Tags, Simple Tags

  • Error Handling in a jsp

  • JSTL

  • Expression Language

  • Processing XML in a jsp

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Servlets 3.0

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This module covers Servlets 3.0: server-side programming, servlet life cycles, javax.servlet package, initialization parameters, database operations, include and forward mechanisms.
  • Need of Server side Programming

  • Introduction to Servlets

  • Servlet Life Cycle

  • javax.servlet package

  • ServletConfig, ServletContext, ServletResponse

  • Supplying initialization parameters to Servlets

  • Performing database operations in Servlets

  • Include and forward mechanisms

  • Applying filters to Servlets

  • javax.servlet.http Package

  • HttpServlet Life Cycle

  • Http request methods GET vs POST

  • HttpServletRequest,HttpServletResponse

  • Dealing with Http headers & error codes

  • Session Tracking, purpose

  • Hidden form fields, Cookies

  • Http Session, URL rewriting

  • Event listener

  • Web application security

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Introduction to Spring Framework

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This module covers Spring Framework: core concepts, DI, Spring containers, bean definitions, property injection, database support, DataSource, JdbcTemplate API, Hibernate/JPA integration.
  • Spring Overview

  • Spring Philosophy

  • Spring Architecture and Modules

  • A First Spring Application

  • Dependency Injection (DI)

  • Spring Containers

  • Bean Factory

  • ApplicationContext

  • Bean Definitions & Property Injection

  • Understanding @Component and it’s types

  • Using @Autowired for DI

  • Bean Lifecycle

  • Database support in Spring

  • Spring support for DataSource

  • Configuration

  • Benefits of using Data Source

  • Connection Pooling advantage

  • Introduction to JdbcTemplate AP

  • Performing insert/update/delete

  • Handling select queries

  • Role of RowMapper

  • Hibernate/JPA integration with Spring

  • Benefits of using Spring on top of Hibernate/JPA

  • Steps for integration

  • Transaction support in Spring

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Spring MVC

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This module covers Spring MVC: configuration, DispatcherServlet, Context Configuration; Annotation-Based Controllers, RESTful services, @RestController, JSON handling, GET and POST calls.
  • Spring MVC Architecture

  • Spring MVC Configuration and Setup

  • DispatcherServlet

  • Context Configuration

  • Annotation Based Controllers

  • Understanding the flow

  • Commonly used annotations in Spring MVC

  • Spring MVC for REST

  • Understanding support for REST WebServices

  • Writing @RestController

  • Handling incoming/outgoing JSON

  • Implementing GET and POST calls

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Spring Boot Introduction

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This module covers Spring Boot fundamentals: value proposition, high-level features; creating applications with Spring Initializr; dependency management; auto-configuration; configuration properties; customization.
  • Introduction to Spring Boot

  • Value Proposition of Spring Boot

  • High-level Spring Boot features

  • Creating a simple Boot application using Spring Initializr web-site

  • Spring Boot Dependencies, Auto-Con figuration & Runtime

  • Dependency management using Spring Boot starters

  • How auto-configuration works

  • Configuration properties

  • Overriding auto configuration

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Introduction to Hibernate Framework

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This module covers Hibernate: ORM framework for Java, object persistence, O/R paradigms, architecture, JPA integration, annotations for mapping, entity lifecycle.
  • Object Persistence

  • Object/Relational Paradigms

  • O/R Mismatch

  • Object Relational Mapping (ORM)

  • Java ORM/Persistent Frameworks

  • Hibernate Architecture

  • Hibernate Architecture and API

  • Introduction to JPA

  • Hibernate and JPA relationship

  • Why JPA?

  • Using Hibernate/JPA

  • Using annotations for persistence mapping

  • Configuration of the persistence context

  • Understanding EntityManagerFactory

  • Working with EntityManager for persisting objects

  • Transactions and flushing

  • Persistent Classes

  • POJOs

  • JavaBeans - Basic Mapping

  • Class to Table Mappings - Property Mapping

  • Identifiers – Generators

  • Working with Persistent Objects

  • Entity Lifecycle

  • Transient State - Persistent State

  • Persistent Object State

  • Detached State

  • Object Identifiers Revisited

  • HQL/JPQL

  • Introduction

  • Difference between JPQL and SQL

  • Handling joins and common other cases Named queries

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While there are no strict prerequisites, having a basic understanding of programming concepts and familiarity with Java, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript would be beneficial.