Java Training



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Target Audience

10th & 12th class students Undergraduates, Graduates Post-Graduates & Job aspirants

Pre-requisites

C & OOPS Concepts would be an advantage

Duration

2 Months Duration, Classes taken 5 Days a week


Batches

5 day in a week, Weekend batch, Only Sunday batch

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  1. What is Java?
  2. History
  3. Versioning
  4. Java life cycle
  5. The Java Virtual Machine
  6. Writing a Java Program.
  1. Java keywords
  2. Java Identifiers / Name convention
  3. The main() method
  4. Declaring and assigning variables
  5. Java Primitive Types
  6. Conversion Between Types
  1. Declaring Arrays
  2. Creating and initializing array’s objects
  3. Modifying Array size
  4. Passing Arrays to Methods
  5. String, String classes and String Concatenation
  6. Arithmetic Operators and shortcut Arithmetic Operators
  7. Relational, Logical, Bitwise, Assignment and other Operators
  8. Operator Precedence
  9. Expressions, statements and Blocks
  10. Local Variable Storage : The Stack and return statement
  11. If-else statement and Switch Statement
  12. For loop, while loop, do while loop, nested loop and labels over arrays and collections.
  13. Break and continue statement
  1. Class
  2. Object
  3. Instance
  4. Class class and Object class
  5. The StringBuffer Class
  6. Packages
  7. The Date Class
  8. The StringTokenizer Class
  9. The DecimalFormat Class
  1. Introduction
  2. Method Signatures
  3. Arguments and Parameters
  4. Passing Objects to Methods
  5. Method Overloading
  6. Static Methods
  7. The Math Class
  8. The System Class
  9. Wrapper Classes
  1. Introduction
  2. Constructors
  3. The this Reference
  4. Data Hiding
  5. public and private Members
  6. Access Levels
  7. Composition
  8. Static Data Members
  1. Introduction
  2. A Simple Example
  3. The Object Class
  4. Method Overriding
  5. Polymorphism
  6. Additional Inheritance Examples
  7. Other Inheritance Issues
  1. Introduction
  2. Abstract Classes
  3. Abstract Class Example
  4. Extending an Abstract Class
  5. Interfaces
  1. Introduction
  2. The File Class
  3. Standard Streams
  4. Keyboard Input
  5. File I/O Using Byte Streams
  6. Character Streams
  7. File I/O Using Character Streams
  8. Buffered Streams
  9. File I/O Using a Buffered Stream
  10. Keyboard Input Using a Buffered Stream
  11. Writing Text Files
  1. JDBC Introduction
  2. JDBC Architecture
  3. Java Database Connectivity Steps
  4. JDBC Driver Installation & Connection
  5. JDBC ResultSets
  6. Types of JDBC Drivers
  7. Create Table
  8. Create SQL Table
  9. Insert Records
  10. Inserting Data into SQL Tables
  11. Select Records
  12. Retrieving Data from SQL Tables
  13. Update Table
  14. Update SQL Tables
  15. Using Prepared Statements
  1. Threads vs. Processes
  2. Creating Threads by Extending Thread
  3. Creating Threads by Implementing Runnable
  4. Advantages of Using Threads
  5. Daemon Threads
  6. Thread States
  7. Thread Problems
  8. Synchronization
  1. Introduction to GUI
  2. AWT
  3. SWING
  1. Introduction
  2. Vectors
  3. Hashtables
  4. Enumerations
  5. Properties
  6. Collection Framework Hierarchy
  7. Lists
  8. Sets
  9. Maps
  10. The Collections Class
  1. Overview of Database Driver Architecture.
  2. Introduction to JDBC Standard Extension API (javax.sql).
  3. Connection Pooling.
  4. JDBC Programming with ORACLE, MYSQL, etc.
  5. Batch Processing.
  6. Connecting to nonconventional databases.
  7. Use of Excel API .
  8. Database cashing (case study with HSDB,CSQL).
  9. Working with Multiple Databases.
  10. Handling SQL escape syntax.
  11. Calling SQL functions, Database stored procedures.
  12. Dealing with Database Metadata.
  13. Handling Binary Data (Operation on Image File).
  14. Type mapping & SQL3 Data types.
  1. J2EE Overview.
  2. Why J2EE?.
  3. J2EE Architecture, J2EE APIs, J2EE Containers.
  1. Servlet
  2. Web Application Basics.
  3. Architecture and challenges of Web Application.
  1. Getting familiar with your JSP server.
  2. Your first JSP.
  3. Adding dynamic content via expressions.
  4. Scriptlets, Mixing Scriptlets and HTML.
  5. Directives, Declarations, Tags, Sessions.
  6. Beans and Forms Processing.
  7. Controllers, Tag Libraries, Form Editing, Login pages.
  1. Introduction to Servlets.
  2. Overview
  3. Servlet Life Cycle.
  4. A Simple Servlet.
  5. HttpServlet, HttpRequest, HttpSession.
  6. HttpResponse, Request Dispatcher.
  7. ServletContext, Servlet XML Configuration.
  8. Understanding GET and POST.
  1. Overview.
  2. MVC design pattern.
  3. Characteristics of the MVC design pattern.
  4. Benefits of the MVC design pattern.
  5. View, controller, and Struts.
  1. Struts actions.
  2. Struts development tools.
  3. Creating a simple Struts application.
  4. Creating and testing a Struts application.
  1. Benefits of Using Spring Framework.
  2. Spring Framework Architecture.
  3. Spring Environment Setup.
  4. Spring Hello World Example.
  5. Adding Required Libraries.
  6. Creating Source Files.
  7. Creating Bean Configuration File.
  8. Running the Program.
  1. Creating Spring Web Project.
  2. Spring Ioc Containers.
  3. Spring Bean Definition.
  4. Spring Dependency Injection.
  1. Hibernate ORM Basics.
  2. Hibernate Object States Revealed.
  3. Hibernate Session Factory.
  4. Hibernate Mapping Basics.
  5. Hibernate Association Mappings.
  6. Hibernate Query Support through Native SQL, and Criteria Search.