Java and J2EE Course Syllabus

CORE JAVA

1.Introduction To Java
2. Java History
3. Why Java
4. Features of Java
5. Environment Setup
6. Hello World Application
7. Java Program Internal
8. JDK, JRE, JVM
9. JVM- Java Virtual Machine
10. Class, Objects, Data Types
11. Variables
12. Type Casting
13. Operators
14. Java Comments
15. Object Oriented Programming Concepts
- Abstraction
- Encapsulation
- Polymorphism
- Inheritance
16. Java Coding Standards
17. Package – Creating package, naming package
18. Java Keywords
19. Access Specifiers – Public, Private, Protected, Default
20. Static Concept – Block, Variable, Method, Class
21. Scanner Class
22. Control Statement – If, If…else, Nested if…else and Switch Case
23. Java Break Statement
24. Java Continue Statement
25. Flow Statement- for, while, do..while
26. Constructor- Default, Parameterized
27. Inheritance
28. Extends, super and this keyword
29. Method Overloading, Method Overriding
30. Interface

31. Abstract Class
32. Abstract Class vs Interface
33. Garbage Collection
34. Serialization
35. Java instanceof
36. Instance initializer block
37. Volatile Keyword in Java
38. Exception Handling
39. Exception Handling- try, catch, throw, throws, finally
40. String Concept
- String Basics
- String Methods
41. String Buffer
42. String Builder
43. Custom Immutable Class
44. Java - Arrays
45. Collection Framework
- Collection Basics
- Iterator Interface
- Methods of Collection Interface:
- 1. List
  [A] Array List [B] Linked List
  [C] Vector
- 2. Set
  [A] Hash Set [B] Tree Set
- 3. Map
  [A] Hash Map [B] Tree Map
  [C] Hashable
46. Collection Framework Advance Concepts
- Comparable Interface
- Comparator Interface
- Collections class
- Differentiate Comparable and Comparator

47. Java Enum
48. Date Concept
49. File Handling Concept
- File Handling Basics
- Create Folder
- Create File- .txt. .pdf, .xlsx, .docs, etc
- Write File
- Read File
- Delete File
50. Thread
- 1. Concept, Lifecycle
- 2. Extends Thread
- 3. Implement Runnable Interface
- 4. Thread Priorities
- 5. Thread Methods
51. Multithreading
52. Thread Synchronization
- 1. Synchronization
- 2. Object Locking
- 3. Inter Thread Communication
53. JDK 1.8.0 New Features with Hands-on
- 1. Lambda Expression
- 2. Functional Interface
- 3. Default Method in Interface
- 4. Static Method in Interface
- 5. Method References
- 6. Date Time API
- 7. Stream API
- 8. Collectors
- 9. For each Loop
- 10. String Joiner Class
- 11. Parallel Sort
- 12. Optional Class
54. Java Mail API- Realtime Live Implementation

Programming practices, Concepts & Interview Preparation

J2EE

1. JDBC
- JDBC Introduction
- JDBC Architecture
- Database Overview
- JDBC Basics
- My SQL
- Create Database
- Create Table
- Insert, Update, Delete
- Truncate
- SQL Join
  - Inner Join
  - Left Outer Join
  - Right Outer Join
  - Full Outer Join
- Aggregate Function
  - MIN
  - MAX
  - AVG
  - SUM
  - COUNT
- SQL HAVING Clause
- GROUP BY
- ORDER BY
- SQL Aliases
- SQL LIKE Operator
- SQL IN
- SQL NOT IN
- SQL Between
- SQL Null Values
- SQL LIMIT
- SQL Stored Procedures
- Java Application Using JDBC Connectivity
- Handling SQL Exceptions
- DriverManager
- ResultSet
- Connection
- Statement
- Prepared Statement
- Collable Statement
- DB Connectivity Steps
- Store Image in SQL
- Read Image in SQL
- SQL Queries using SQLYog
- JDBC CRUD Application

2. Servlet
- Servlet Basics
- Need of Server Side Programming
- Servlet Life Cycle 1 Init()
  - Service()
  - doGet()
  - doPost()
  - Destroy()
- Servlet Hello World Application
- Web.xml Structure
- Servlet Directives- include(), forword(), sendRedirictive()
- HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse in Servlet
- Servlet and JDBC Integration
- Servlet, HTML 5, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Real Time Login Application
- Servlet, JSP, MySQL- JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Custom CRUD Application
- Servlet, JSP, MySQL- JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Custom Sign Up | Sign In Application

3. JSP
- JSP Basics
- Creating dynamic Web content with JSP
- Scriplet
- Declaration
- Servlet, JSP, MySQL- JDBC, Apache Tomcat Login Application
- Servlet, JSP, MySQL- JDBC, Apache Tomcat using User Sign Up | Sign In Application
- Servlet, JSP, MySQL- JDBC, Apache Tomcat Using Advanced Custom Project Implementation

FRAMEWORK

1. Hibernate
- Hibernate Introduction
- Hibernate Basics
- Hibernate Architecture
- Hibernate Session
- Hibernate Configuration
- Hibernate Configuration Offline
- Hibernate with Annotation
- Hibernate Validator
- Hibernate CRUD
- Hibernate Association Mapping
  - One to One Mapping
  - One to Many Mapping
  - Many to One Mapping
  - Many to Many Mapping
- Hibernate Aggregation
- Hibernate Named Queries
- Hibernate Native SQL
- HQL- Hibernate Query Language
- Hibernate HCQL- Criteria Query Language
- Hibernate Application with Mysql DB- CRUD
- Diff. save(), saveOrUpdate(), update(), persist() and merge()
- Diff. get() and load()
- Hibernate vs. JPA
- Hibernate Application with Mysql DB, Servlet, JSP-User Interface- CRUD
- Hibernate, MySQL, Servlet, JSP, Apache Tomcat Login Application
- Hibernate, MySQL, Servlet, JSP, Apache Tomcat Sign Up | Sign In Application
- Hibernate, MySQL, Servlet, JSP, Apache Tomcat Advanced Custom Project
2. Spring Framework
- Spring Framework Introduction
- Spring Basics
- Inversion of Control
- Dependency Injection
- Spring Annotations
3. Spring MVC
- Spring MVC Basics
- Spring MVC Annotations
- Spring MVC Hello World Application
- Spring MVC Restful Web Services Basics
- Spring MVC without Maven
- Apache Maven Basics
- Spring MVC with Maven
- Spring MVC Application Deployment
- Spring MVC, Hibernate, Mysql, Apache Maven, Apache Tomcat- CRUD Operation

4. Spring Security
- Spring Security Basics
- Spring Security Features
- Spring Security Authentication
- Spring Security Encryption
- Password Encryption by using Spring Security
- Spring Security Login Form
- Spring Security Authentication
5. Spring Boot
- Spring Boot Introduction
- Spring Boot Basics
- Why Spring Boot
- Spring Boot Features
- Main Goal of Spring Boot
- Creating Project- Spring Initializer Spring Boot Hello World Application
- Spring Boot Annotations
- Spring Boot Devtool Dependency- Without Restart application will see changes on browser
- Spring Boot Build Systems
- Spring Boot Code Structure
- Spring Boot with RESTFul Service
- Spring Boot with Logger
- Deploy Spring Boot Applications on External Tomcat Server
- Spring Boot – Common Application Properties (application.properties)
- Spring Boot, Hibernate with RESTFul Web Service
- Spring Boot, Spring Data with RESTFul Web Service
- Spring Boot, Hibernate CRUD Application
- Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA CRUD Application
- Spring Boot, Spring- JDBCTemplate CRUD
- Spring Boot, Hibernate, MySQL, Project Lombok CRUD Application
- Spring Boot with JSON Payload using Postman API

6. Spring Data- JPA
- Spring Data JPA Basics
- Spring Data JPA Introduction
- Spring Data JPA Architecture
- Spring Data JPA application.properties file
- JPA Repository
- CRUD Repository
- Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA CRUD using Postman API
- Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Project Lombok CRUD using Postman API Hands on Session
7. Spring- JDBC Template
- Spring JDBCTemplate Introduction
- RowMapper
- Builder
- Spring Boot, JDBCTemplate using Postman API Hands on Session
- Industrial Practices for Spring Boot JDBCTemplate
- Real Time Signup and Signin Application using JDBCTemplate
- Advanced Research and Development for JDBCTemplate using Spring Boot

WEB SERVICES

1. SOAP Web Service
2. RESTful Web Service

MICROSERVICES

1. Microservices Introduction
2. Microservices Architecture
3. Microservices Project Structure
4. Microservices Frameworks
5. Spring Boot with Microservices Basics
6. Spring Boot with Microservices Coding Standards
7. Spring Boot with Microservices Builder Design Pattern
8. Spring Boot with Microservices QR Code Generator

INTERVIEW QUESTIONS & PREPARATIONS

1. Developer Life
2. Programming practices
3. Concepts
4. Interview Preparation

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