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    Java Full Stack Developer

    Stay ahead of the curve with our Full Stack Developer services, powered by leading-edge technologies. Our expert team leverages the latest frameworks and tools to create dynamic, scalable applications that meet your business needs. From front-end design to back-end integration, we deliver innovative, high-performance solutions for your digital transformation.

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    Java Full Stack Developer Course Curriculum

    Core Java

    > Introduction
    • Introduction to Programming Concepts
    • Java Introduction
    • Download and Install Java
    • Developing a Java Application at command prompt
    • Download and Install Eclipse IDE
    • Developing a Java Application in Eclipse IDE
    • Variables
    • Data types – Primitive Types and Reference Types
    • Casting – Implicit Casting and Explicit Casting
    • JShell tool
    • Operators
    • Reading input from keyboard using Scanner class
    • Control Statements
      1. if statement
      2. switch statement
      3. while loop
      4. do .. while loop
      5. for loop
      6. break and continue
    • Creating an Array
    • One Dimensional Arrays
    • Example programs using Arrays
    • Classes and Objects
    • Constructors
    • static keyword
    • Packages
    • Inheritance
    • Polymorphism – Method overloading and Method Overriding
    • super reference
    • Constructors in Inheritance
    • final keyword
    • Inner Classes
    • Access Modifiers – private, default, protected and public
    • Encapsulation
    • Abstract classes
    • Interfaces
    • Java Coding Standards

    ❖ Object class
    ❖ String class
    ❖ StringBuffer and StringBuilder classes
    ❖ Methods of String class
    ❖ Math class, System class
    ❖ Wrapper classes

    ❖ Types of Errors
    ❖ Exception keywords – try, catch, finally, throw, throws
    ❖ Exception Hierarchy
    ❖ Exception Categories – checked and unchecked
    ❖ try with multiple catch blocks
    ❖ User Defined exceptions
    ❖ Methods of Throwable class

    ❖ Introduction to threads
    ❖ Thread Life Cycle –State Transition Diagram of a Thread
    ❖ Creating threads using Thread class and Runnable interface
    ❖ Methods of Thread class
    ❖ Thread Priorities
    ❖ Synchronization
    ❖ Inter Thread communication

    ❖ Introduction to Collections, Collections Hierarchy
    ❖ List – ArrayList, LinkedList classes
    ❖ Generics in Collections
    ❖ Enhanced for loop in Collections
    ❖ Set – HashSet, TreeSet, LinkedHashSet classes
    ❖ Map –HashMap, TreeMap, LinkedHashMap classes
    ❖ Iterating List, Set and Map
    ❖ Comparator interface

    ❖ Functional Interfaces
    ❖ default and static methods in Interfaces
    ❖ private methods in interfaces
    ❖ Lambda Expressions
    ❖ forEach( ) method
    ❖ Stream API

    ❖ Introduction to Streams,
    ❖ Types of Streams – Byte Streams and Character Streams
    ❖ InputStream sub classes
    β€’ FileInputStream
    β€’ BufferedInputStream
    β€’ DataInputStream
    ❖ OutputStream sub classes
    β€’ FileOutputStream
    β€’ BufferedOutputStream,
    β€’ DataOutputStream
    ❖ Reader subclass
    β€’ FileReader
    β€’ BufferedReader
    ❖ Writer sub classes
    β€’ FileWriter
    β€’ BufferedWriter
    ❖ Serialization – ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream

    ❖ Introduction to Database and SQL
    ❖ Download and Install MySQL Database Server
    ❖ SQL Command Types – DDL, DML, DQL, TCL
    ❖ DDL – CREATE, ALTER, DROP, TRUNCATE
    ❖ DML – INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
    ❖ DQL – SELECT Command
    ❖ TCL – COMMIT, ROLLBACK

    ❖ Introduction to JDBC
    ❖ Steps to connect to Database using JDBC
    ❖ Statement Interface, PreparedStatement interface

    Part 2 : Web Technologies

    > Web Technologies

    ❖ HTML
    ❖ CSS and Bootstrap
    ❖ XML
    ❖ JSON
    ❖ JavaScript
    ❖ TypeScript

    ❖ Angular Introduction
    ❖ Angular Setup
    ❖ Creating an Angular Project
    ❖ Running an Angular Project
    ❖ Understanding Angular Folder Structure
    ❖ Creating Components in Angular
    ❖ Data Binding
    ❖ Angular Directives
    ❖ Angular Services
    ❖ Angular Forms
    ❖ Angular Routing to develop Single Page Applications
    ❖ Angular HttpModule

    Part 3 : Advance Java / Java EE

    > Java EE Introduction

    ❖ Java EE Introduction
    ❖ Components of Java EE
    ❖ Types of Servers – Web Servers, Application Servers

    ❖ Introduction to Servlets, Servlet Hierarchy
    ❖ Servlet Life Cycle
    ❖ Developing Servlets using GenericServlet and HttpServlet
    ❖ Reading HTML form data into Servlet
    ❖ GET vs POST methods
    ❖ Developing a Login Application using Servlets

    ❖ Introduction to JSP, JSP Life cycle
    ❖ JSP Tags – Directives, Scripting elements, Action tags
    ❖ JSP implicit objects
    ❖ Using Java Beans in JSP
    ❖ Custom Tags in JSP
    ❖ JSTL

    Part 4 : Frameworks

    > Hibernate Framework

    ❖ ORM Overview, Hibernate Architecture
    ❖ Developing a Hibernate Application
    ❖ CRUD Operations in Hibernate
    ❖ Hibernate Query Language (HQL)
    ❖ Hibernate Criteria API
    ❖ Inheritance using Hibernate
    ❖ Hibernate Associations
    ❖ Annotations in Hibernate

    ❖ Springs Overview, Spring Modules, Dependency Injection
    ❖ Spring Core Module
    ❖ Spring Bean Module, Injecting Beans
    ❖ Autowiring using @Autowired annotation
    ❖ Spring DAO Module
    Β β€’ Spring JDBC ModuleΒ 
    Β β€’ Spring ORM Module (Hibernate)
    Β β€’ Spring Data JPA Module
    ❖ Spring MVC Module
    ❖ Spring Boot Module
    ❖ Spring REST Module
    ❖ Developing a Spring REST CRUD Application using Spring Boot

    ❖ Introduction to Microservices
    ❖ Microservices Architecture
    ❖ Microservices vs SOA
    ❖ Developing a Microservice Application using Spring Boot and
    Eureka Server

    Part 5 : Real Time Tools

    > Real time tools

    ❖ Maven tool
    ❖ GitHub tool
    ❖ JUnit tool with Mockito
    ❖ Lombok tool
    ❖ Postman tool

    Part 6 : Project

    > Project using Spring Boot and Angular

    ❖ Project using Spring Boot and Angular

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