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Java Full Stack Development Course in Idukki

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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Mar 05, 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.

Master both front-end and back-end development

Build scalable, feature-rich web applications

Increase employability with in-demand Java skills

Work on diverse projects with a comprehensive skill set

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.

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.

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

16 Weeks COURSE

1 day, 6 hours

J2SE

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
1 H
JVM Architecture
1 H
Datatypes, Variables, Keywords and Identifiers
1 H
Operators and Expressions, Naming Conventions in Java
1 H
Control Flow Statements
1 H
Arrays
1 H
Command Line Arguments
1 H
Object and Class
4 H
Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
1 H
Inheritance
1 H
Interfaces
1 H
Abstract Classes, Inner Classes
1 H
Access Specifiers, Access Modifiers
1 H
Packages
1 H
Collection Frame Work
1 H
Exception Handling
1 H
Multi-Threading
1 H
Input/Output Streams
1 H
Networking
1 H
AWT, Applets and Swings
1 H
Introduction to JDBC
1 H
JDBC architecture
1 H
java.sql Package
1 H
Connection, Statement, ResultSet
1 H
Prepared Statement
1 H
Callable Statement
1 H
Scrollable and Updatable ResultSet
1 H

1 day, 6 hours

DBMS – DBMS Concepts and SQL

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

Introduction to Databases
1 H
Database Models
1 H
Relational Mode
1 H
Data Design and Normalization
1 H
Structured Query Language and its categories
1 H
DDL – DML – DQL – DCL – TCL
1 H
SELECT statement varieties with clauses
1 H
WHERE clause
1 H
GROUP BY clause
1 H
HAVING clause
1 H
ORDER BY clause
1 H
Using Oracle built in Functions
1 H
Joining the tables – Join variants
1 H
Equi and Non-Equi Joins
1 H
Self-Join
1 H
Cartesian Product
1 H
Outer Join
1 H
Subqueries
1 H
Implementing Views
1 H
Implementing Data Integrity by using Constraints
1 H
Data Integrity Overview
1 H
Creating Constraints
1 H
implementing Constraints
1 H
Not Null
1 H
Unique Key
1 H
Primary key
1 H
Check Constraints
1 H
Default
1 H
Foreign Key
1 H
Implementing Stored Procedures and Functions
1 H

1 week, 13 hours

J2EE

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
1 W
Web Technologies - CSS 3
1 H
CSS3 Introduction and commonly used CSS 3 properties
1 H
Web Technologies – JavaScript
1 H
Introduction to JavaScript
1 H
JavaScript Events and Functions
1 H
JavaScript Events and Functions
1 H
Introduction to XML
1 H
Need of XML in application architectures
1 H
DTD (Document Type Definition)
1 H
XML Parsers – SAX (Simple API for XML)
1 H
DOM (Document Object Model) using IBM’s XML4J parser
1 H
XML Schemas
1 H
XML DB Utility
1 H

22 hours

JSP 2.2

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
1 H
Introduction to JSP
1 H
JSP Life Cycle
1 H
Creating dynamic Web content with JSP
1 H
Scripting elements
1 H
Scriplet
1 H
Declaration
1 H
Expression
1 H
XML syntax for JSP elements
1 H
JSP directives page, include and taglib
1 H
JSP implicit objects
1 H
JSP scopes
1 H
Include and forward mechanism
1 H
Using a Java bean in a jsp
1 H
JSP Model 1 architecture
1 H
JSP Model 2 (MVC) architecture
1 H
Custom Tag Development
1 H
Classic Tags, Simple Tags
1 H
Error Handling in a jsp
1 H
JSTL
1 H
Expression Language
1 H
Processing XML in a jsp
1 H

19 hours

Servlets 3.0

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
1 H
Introduction to Servlets
1 H
Servlet Life Cycle
1 H
javax.servlet package
1 H
ServletConfig, ServletContext, ServletResponse
1 H
Supplying initialization parameters to Servlets
1 H
Performing database operations in Servlets
1 H
Include and forward mechanisms
1 H
Applying filters to Servlets
1 H
javax.servlet.http Package
1 H
HttpServlet Life Cycle
1 H
Http request methods GET vs POST
1 H
HttpServletRequest,HttpServletResponse
1 H
Dealing with Http headers & error codes
1 H
Session Tracking, purpose
1 H
Hidden form fields, Cookies
1 H
Http Session, URL rewriting
1 H
Event listener
1 H
Web application security
1 H

1 day, 1 hour

Introduction to Spring Framework

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

Spring Overview
1 H
Spring Philosophy
1 H
Spring Architecture and Modules
1 H
A First Spring Application
1 H
Dependency Injection (DI)
1 H
Spring Containers
1 H
Bean Factory
1 H
ApplicationContext
1 H
Bean Definitions & Property Injection
1 H
Understanding @Component and it’s types
1 H
Using @Autowired for DI
1 H
Bean Lifecycle
1 H
Database support in Spring
1 H
Spring support for DataSource
1 H
Configuration
1 H
Benefits of using Data Source
1 H
Connection Pooling advantage
1 H
Introduction to JdbcTemplate AP
1 H
Performing insert/update/delete
1 H
Handling select queries
1 H
Role of RowMapper
1 H
Hibernate/JPA integration with Spring
1 H
Benefits of using Spring on top of Hibernate/JPA
1 H
Steps for integration
1 H
Transaction support in Spring
1 H

12 hours

Spring MVC

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

Spring MVC Architecture
1 H
Spring MVC Configuration and Setup
1 H
DispatcherServlet
1 H
Context Configuration
1 H
Annotation Based Controllers
1 H
Understanding the flow
1 H
Commonly used annotations in Spring MVC
1 H
Spring MVC for REST
1 H
Understanding support for REST WebServices
1 H
Writing @RestController
1 H
Handling incoming/outgoing JSON
1 H
Implementing GET and POST calls
1 H

9 hours

Spring Boot Introduction

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
1 H
Value Proposition of Spring Boot
1 H
High-level Spring Boot features
1 H
Creating a simple Boot application using Spring Initializr web-site
1 H
Spring Boot Dependencies, Auto-Con figuration & Runtime
1 H
Dependency management using Spring Boot starters
1 H
How auto-configuration works
1 H
Configuration properties
1 H
Overriding auto configuration
1 H

1 day, 7 hours

Introduction to Hibernate Framework

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

Object Persistence
1 H
Object/Relational Paradigms
1 H
O/R Mismatch
1 H
Object Relational Mapping (ORM)
1 H
Java ORM/Persistent Frameworks
1 H
Hibernate Architecture
1 H
Hibernate Architecture and API
1 H
Introduction to JPA
1 H
Hibernate and JPA relationship
1 H
Why JPA?
1 H
Using Hibernate/JPA
1 H
Using annotations for persistence mapping
1 H
Configuration of the persistence context
1 H
Understanding EntityManagerFactory
1 H
Working with EntityManager for persisting objects
1 H
Transactions and flushing
1 H
Persistent Classes
1 H
POJOs
1 H
JavaBeans - Basic Mapping
1 H
Class to Table Mappings - Property Mapping
1 H
Identifiers – Generators
1 H
Working with Persistent Objects
1 H
Entity Lifecycle
1 H
Transient State - Persistent State
1 H
Persistent Object State
1 H
Detached State
1 H
Object Identifiers Revisited
1 H
HQL/JPQL
1 H
Introduction
1 H
Difference between JPQL and SQL
1 H
Handling joins and common other cases Named queries
1 H

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Completion of Java Full Stack course. Demonstrated proficiency in Java, front-end and back-end development, databases, and web technologies.

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What are the prerequisites for this course?

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

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Program Overview

Eligiblility

Why should you learn?

Possible Job Roles

Course Modules

J2SE

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

DBMS – DBMS Concepts and SQL

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

J2EE

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