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Welcome to our full stack Java development course! Our comprehensive program is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to become a proficient full stack developer, with a focus on Java technologies.

At the end of the course, you will have completed several projects that will demonstrate your ability to design, develop, and deploy web applications using Java technologies.

Here is a breakdown of the curriculum


  • 1.1. Introduction To Java
  • 1.2. Java History
  • 1.3. Why Java
  • 1.4. Features of Java
  • 1.5. Environment Setup
  • 1.6. Hello World Application
  • 1.7. Java Program Internal
  • 1.8. JDK, JRE, JVM
  • 1.9. JVM- Java Virtual Machine
  • 1.10. Class, Objects, Data Types
  • 1.11. Variables
  • 1.12. Type Casting
  • 1.13. Operators
  • 1.14. Java Comments
  • 1.15. Object Oriented Programming Concepts
    • Abstraction
    • Encapsulation
    • Polymorphism
    • Inheritance
  • 1.16. Java Coding Standards
  • 1.17. Package – Creating package, naming package
  • 1.18. Java Keywords
  • 1.19. Access Specifiers – Public, Private, Protected, Default
  • 1.20. Static Concept – Block, Variable, Method, Class
  • 1.21. Scanner Class
  • 1.22. Control Statement – If, If…else, Nested if…else, Switch Case
  • 1.23. Java Break Statement
  • 1.24. Java Continue Statement
  • 1.25. Flow Statement – for, while, do…while
  • 1.26. Constructor – Default, Parameterized
  • 1.27. Inheritance
  • 1.28. Extends, super and this keyword
  • 1.29. Method Overloading, Method Overriding
  • 1.30. Interface
  • 1.31. Abstract Class
  • 1.32. Abstract Class vs Interface
  • 1.33. Garbage Collection
  • 1.34. Marker Interface
  • 1.35. Serialization
  • 1.36. Transient
  • 1.37. Java instanceof
  • 1.38. Instance initializer block
  • 1.39. Volatile Keyword in Java
  • 1.40. Exception Handling
  • 1.41. Exception Handling – try, catch, throw, throws, finally
  • 1.42. String Concept
    • String Basics
    • String Methods
  • 1.43. String Buffer
  • 1.44. String Builder
  • 1.45. Custom Immutable Class
  • 1.46. Java - Arrays
  • 1.47. Collection Framework
    • Collection Basics
    • Iterator Interface
    • Methods of Collection Interface
    • List
    • Array List
    • Linked List
    • Vector
    • Set
    • Hash Set
    • Tree Set
    • Map
    • Hash Map
    • Tree Map
    • Hash Table
  • 1.48. Collection Framework Advanced Concepts
    • Comparable Interface
    • Comparator Interface
    • Collections class
    • Differentiate Comparable and Comparator
  • 1.49. Java Enum
  • 1.50. Date Concept
  • 1.51. File Handling Concept
    • File Handling Basics
    • Create Folder
    • Create File – .txt, .pdf, .xlsx, .docs, etc.
    • Write File
    • Read File
    • Delete File
  • 1.52. Thread
    • Concept, Lifecycle
    • Extends Thread
    • Implement Runnable Interface
    • Thread Priorities
    • Thread Methods
  • 1.53. Multithreading
  • 1.54. Thread Synchronization
    • Synchronization
    • Object Locking
    • Inter-Thread Communication
  • 1.55. JDK 1.8.0 New Features with Hands-on
    • Lambda Expression
    • Functional Interface
    • Default Method in Interface
    • Static Method in Interface
    • Method References
    • Date Time API
    • Stream API (Advanced Concepts)
    • Collectors
    • For each Loop
    • String Joiner Class
    • Parallel Sort
    • Optional Class
  • 1.56. Java Mail API – Real-time Live Implementation

  • 2.1. JDBC
    • JDBC Introduction
    • JDBC Architecture
    • Database Overview
    • JDBC Basics
    • MySQL
    • 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 TOP
    • SQL LIMIT
    • SQL Stored Procedures
    • Java Application Using JDBC Connectivity
    • Handling SQL Exceptions
    • Driver Manager
    • Result Set
    • Connection
    • Statement
    • Prepared Statement
    • Callable Statement
    • DB Connectivity Steps
    • Store Image in SQL
    • Read Image in SQL
    • SQL Queries using SQL Yog
    • JDBC CRUD Application
  • 2.2. Servlet
    • 2.2.1 Servlet Basics
    • 2.2.2 Need of Server Side Programming
    • 2.2.3 Servlet Life Cycle
      • Init()
      • Service()
      • doGet()
      • doPost()
      • Destroy()
    • 2.2.4 Servlet Hello World Application
    • 2.2.5 Web.xml Structure
    • 2.2.6 Servlet Directives – include(), forward(), sendRedirect()
    • 2.2.7 HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse in Servlet
    • 2.2.8 Servlet and JDBC Integration
    • 2.2.9 Servlet, HTML 5, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Real Time Login Application
    • 2.2.10 Servlet, JSP, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Custom CRUD Application
    • 2.2.11 Servlet, JSP, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Custom Sign Up | Sign In Application
  • 2.3. JSP
    • 2.3.1 JSP Basics
    • 2.3.2 Creating dynamic Web content with JSP
    • 2.3.3 Scriplet
    • 2.3.4 Declaration
    • 2.3.5 Servlet, JSP, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat Login Application
    • 2.3.6 Servlet, JSP, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat using User Sign Up | Sign In Application
    • 2.3.7 Servlet, JSP, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Custom CRUD Application with JDK Advanced features
    • 2.3.8 Servlet, JSP, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Custom CRUD Application with different Date Patterns and Time Zones as per Industry Practices
    • 2.3.9 Servlet, JSP, MySQL-JDBC, Apache Tomcat using Advanced Custom Project Implementation

  • 3.1 Hibernate
    • Hibernate Introduction
    • Hibernate Basics
    • Hibernate Architecture
    • Hibernate Session
    • Hibernate Session Factory
    • Hibernate Configuration
    • Hibernate Configuration Offline
    • Hibernate with HBM
    • 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
    • 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, MySQL, Servlet, JSP CRUD Applications
    • Advanced Custom Project Implementation
  • 3.2 Spring Framework
    • Spring Framework Introduction
    • Spring Basics
    • Spring Framework Features
    • Inversion of Control
    • Dependency Injection
    • Beans Scope
      • Singleton
      • Prototype
      • Request
      • Session
      • Global-Session
    • Auto wiring
    • Spring Annotations
  • 3.3 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 Application Deployment with Loggers
    • Spring MVC CRUD Operation with Hibernate, MySQL
    • Spring Security and Role-based Authorization
  • 3.4 Spring Security
    • Spring Security Basics
    • Spring Security Features
    • Spring Security Authentication
    • Password Encryption by Spring Security
    • Spring Security OAuth2 Implementation
    • Spring Boot End Points Security
    • Single Sign-On with Spring Boot & OAuth 2.0
    • Spring Boot with JWT Authentication
  • 3.5 Spring Boot
    • Spring Boot Introduction
    • Spring Boot Features
    • Spring Boot Hello World Application
    • Spring Boot Annotations
    • Spring Boot JAR File Creation
    • Spring Boot WAR File Creation
    • Spring Boot CLI
    • Spring Boot Actuator
    • Spring Boot with Logger
    • Deploy Spring Boot Applications on External Tomcat Server
    • Spring Boot – application.properties
    • Spring Boot with Hibernate Integration
    • Spring Boot with Hibernate CRUD
    • Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA Integration
    • Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA CRUD App
    • Spring Boot with JDBCTemplate Integration
    • Spring Boot with XML Payload
    • Spring Boot with JSON Payload
    • Spring Boot–Change Default Tomcat Server Port
    • Spring Boot with Docker Implementation
    • Spring Boot with Junit Testing
    • Spring Boot with All HTTP Methods GET POST PUT DELETE PATCH
    • Spring Boot with HTTP Status Code
    • Spring Boot with GitHub Git Clone Git Add Git Commit Git Push Git Merge Git Pull Git Branch Git Stash Git Checkout
    • Spring Boot with Swagger UI Configuration
    • Spring Boot Global Custom Validations
    • Spring Boot Global Custom Exception
    • Spring Boot Code Debug Practices in Eclipse and IntelliJ Idea
    • Spring Boot Application connectivity with Multiple Databases
    • Spring Boot Realtime Excel File Upload
    • Spring Boot Realtime Image Upload
    • Spring Boot Custom Annotation
    • Spring Boot with Caching Mechanism
    • Spring Boot with Thymeleaf
    • Spring Boot with GraphQL
    • Spring Boot Data JPA Entity Mapping One to One | One to Many Many to One | Many to Many
    • Spring Boot with Spring Batch
    • Spring Boot with Reactive Programming
    • Spring Boot with Splunk Integration
    • Spring Boot External API Call- RestTemplate FeignClient WebClient
    • Spring Boot with JDK 8 Features
    • Spring Boot with JDK 11 Features
    • Spring Boot 3.x with JDK 17 Features
    • Spring Boot 2.x to 3.x Migration using Rewrite
    • Spring Boot with Oauth Implementation
    • Spring Boot with JWT Implementation
    • Spring Boot Java Email API Implementation
    • Spring Boot send SMS/OTP
    • Spring Boot 3+ with Swagger UI
    • Payment Gateway Live Implementation
    • Spring Boot with Advanced JPAQL
    • Spring Boot with JUnit Mockito Spring Boot with OpenAI ChatGPT Integration
    • Spring Boot Application Live Deployment AWS Cloud | GCP Cloud
    • Spring Boot Code Coverage SonarQube | Jacoco
    • Spring Boot with Database MySQL | PostgreSQL MongoDB | Oracle
    • Spring Boot with React JS
    • Spring Boot with TypeScript
    • Spring Boot with Vue JS
    • CI-CD Pipeline Using Jenkins
    • Spring Boot API Documentation
    • Spring Boot Advanced Research & Development
    • Projects
      • Spring Boot Chat Application
      • Spring Boot QR Code Application
      • Spring Boot HRM Application
      • Spring Boot GST Billing Application
      • Spring Boot E-commerce Application
      • Spring Boot Finance Banking Application
  • 3.6 Spring Data JPA
    • Spring Data JPA Basics
    • Spring Data JPA Architecture
    • Spring Data JPA CRUD using Postman API
  • 3.7 JUnit - Mockito Framework
    • What is Unit testing?
    • JUnit Rules
    • Mockito Setup
    • Mockito Methods
    • JUnit Mockito CRUD
  • 3.8 Spring JDBC Template
    • Spring JDBC Template Introduction
    • RowMapper
    • Spring Boot CRUD Application
    • Real Time Signup and Sign-in Application

  • 4.1 MongoDB
    • MongoDB Introduction
    • MongoDB Features
    • MongoDB Database
    • MongoDB Collection
    • Spring Boot with MongoDB Integration
    • Spring Boot with MongoDB CRUD Application
    • Spring Boot with MongoDB API Creation
    • Spring Boot with MongoDB Sign-Up | Sign-In
    • Spring Boot with MongoDB HRM Application

  • 5.1 Web Services
    • SOAP Web Service
    • RESTful Web Service

  • 6. Design Patterns
    • 6.1. Singleton Design Pattern
    • 6.2. Builder Design Pattern
    • 6.3. Factory Pattern
    • 6.4. Abstract Factory Pattern
    • 6.5. Prototype Pattern
    • 6.6. Facade Pattern
    • 6.7. Adapter Pattern
    • 6.8. Filter Pattern
    • 6.9. Composite Pattern
    • 6.10. Decorator Pattern
    • 6.11. Proxy Pattern
    • 6.12. Iterator Pattern
    • 6.13. Bridge Pattern
    • 6.14. Flyweight Pattern
    • 6.15. MVC Pattern

  • 7. Microservices
    • 7.1. Microservices Introduction
    • 7.2. Microservices Architecture
    • 7.3. Microservices Project Structure
    • 7.4. Microservices Frameworks
    • 7.5. Spring Boot with Microservices Basics
    • 7.6. Spring Boot with Microservices Coding Standards
    • 7.7. Spring Boot with Microservices Builder Design Pattern
    • 7.8. Spring Boot with Microservices QR Code Generator
    • 7.9. Application.properties vs application.yml file
    • 7.10. Spring Boot, Hibernate, Maven, MySQL CRUD Application - POSTMAN API
    • 7.11. Spring Boot, Spring Data - JPA, Maven, MySQL CRUD Application - POSTMAN API
    • 7.12. Spring Boot, Spring Data - JDBCTemplate, Maven, MySQL CRUD Application
    • 7.13. Spring Boot, ORM, Microservices with Project Lombok
    • 7.14. Spring Boot, CORS, Spring Data [JDBCTemplate], Microservices CRUD with Project Lombok using React JS
    • 7.15. Creating Multiple Services using Spring Boot
    • 7.16. Logger with Microservices
    • 7.17. Rest Template Implementation
    • 7.18. VO package creation for Multi Model Application
    • 7.19. Set port number and application name for each service
    • 7.20. Service Registry - Eureka Server
    • 7.21. API Gateway for traverse centralize request
    • 7.22. Hystrix Dashboard
    • 7.23. Zipkin
    • 7.24. Sleuth
    • 7.25. Trace Application - System Health
    • 7.26. Spring Cloud API Gateway
    • 7.27. Trace Fallback Controller
    • 7.28. Trace Services are up/down using Controller Service
    • 7.29. Trace Dependent Services
    • 7.30. Trace Controller | Methods and Services: How Many Times Used/Hit
    • 7.31. Advanced Level Research and Development for Microservices
    • 7.32. Microservices HRM/Payroll Application
    • 7.33. Microservices Customer | Product | Payment Order Application
    • 7.34. Spring Boot Project with Microservice Architecture: Real-time Integration of Spring Cloud Eureka, Spring Cloud API Gateway & Hystrix
    • 7.35. Spring Boot with Microservices: All Advanced Interview Questions & Answers

  • 8. Web Development
    • 8.1. HTML 5
    • 8.2. CSS 3
    • 8.3. JavaScript
    • 8.4. Bootstrap
    • 8.5. Payment Gateway Integration
    • 8.6. Domain and Hosting
    • 8.7. Website Deployment and Go Live

  • 9. React JS
    • 9.1. React JS Basics
    • 9.2. React JS Features
    • 9.3. React JS Setup and Hello World Application
    • 9.4. React JS JSX
    • 9.5. React JS ES 6 Features
    • 9.6. React JS Component
    • 9.7. React JS State
    • 9.8. React JS Props
    • 9.9. React JS Constructor
    • 9.10. React JS Lifecycle
    • 9.11. React JS Events
    • 9.12. React JS Router
    • 9.13. React JS Forms
    • 9.14. React JS Tables
    • 9.15. React JS Portals
    • 9.16. React JS ES6
    • 9.17. React JS CSS
    • 9.18. React JS Hook
    • 9.19. React JS Redux
    • 9.20. React JS Hooks
    • 9.21. React useState Hook
    • 9.22. React useEffect Hooks
    • 9.23. React JS, Axios, API Integrations
    • 9.24. React JS and Back End Integration
    • 9.25. React JS Using Back End CRUD Application
    • 9.26. Spring Boot, React JS QR Code Application
    • 9.27. Spring Boot, React JS HRM Application
    • 9.28. Spring Boot, React JS Ecommerce Application
    • 9.29. React JS, JDK 1.8, Spring Boot, Data JPA, Maven, MySQL, Microservices, Project Lombok - Project Implementation

  • 10.1 Introduction to TypeScript
    • What is TypeScript?
    • Why TypeScript?
    • Setting Up TypeScript
    • Features
  • 10.2 TypeScript Basics
    • TypeScript Classes & Interfaces
    • Differences between Interfaces & Custom Types
    • Built Types in TypeScript
    • Custom Types in TypeScript
    • TypeScript never Data Type
    • StrictNullChecks in TypeScript
  • 10.3 Strong Typing Functions
    • Type Annotating a Function
    • Working with Arrow Functions
    • Default and Initialized Parameters
    • Inferred and Explicit Return Types
  • 10.4 TypeScript Essentials
    • Tuples in TypeScript
    • Enums in TypeScript
    • Unions in TypeScript
  • 10.5 Advanced Types & Objects
    • Index Signatures in TypeScript
    • TypeScript Type vs Interface
  • 10.6 TypeScript Generics
    • Generics in TypeScript
    • Generic Functions in TypeScript
    • Generic Classes in TypeScript
  • 10.7 TypeScript for the New Programmer
    • Objects in TypeScript
    • TypeOf in TypeScript
    • Keyof in TypeScript
    • Array in TypeScript
    • Array

  • 11. AWS
    • 1. What is AWS
    • 2. AWS Cloud Features
    • 3. Introduction to AWS Services
    • 4. Amazon Cloud Services
    • 5. Create EC2 Instance in AWS
    • 6. AWS Elastic Beanstalk
    • 7. Deploy and Scale Web Applications
    • 8. Deploy Spring Boot Application on AWS | Elastic Beanstalk
    • 9. Upload and Deploy Web Applications in a Simplified, Fast Way
    • 10. AWS Advanced Research and Development - Live Deployment
    • AWS Interview Questions & Answers as per Industrial Practices

  • 12. Tools and Methodologies
    • 1. SVN
    • 2. Jenkins
    • 3. JIRA
    • 4. Postman API
    • 5. GIT
    • 6. Maven
    • 7. Gradle
    • 8. Junit
    • 9. Splunk
    • 10. JSON
    • 11. XML
    • 12. JAR
    • 13. WAR
    • 14. Apache Tomcat External Server Deployment
    • 15. Spring Boot JMS ActiveMQ | RabbitMQ
    • 16. Apache Kafka
    • 17. JUnit- Mockito
    • 18. Swagger UI
    • 19. Code Analysis using SonarQube
    • 20. Code Coverage With Jacoco
    • 21. Docker
    • 22. Kubernetes
    • 23. JWT
    • 24. OAuth
    • 25. Principles of SOLID
    • 26. DevOps - CI/CD
    • 27. Agile Methodology
    • 28. Data Structure and Algorithms
    • 29. Java Advanced Tools as per Latest Releases

  • 13. Development Tools
    • JDK 17
    • Eclipse
    • IntelliJ IDEA
    • Apache Tomcat
    • Apache Maven
    • Gradle
    • MySQL
    • SQLYog
    • MongoDB
    • Postman API
    • Node.js
    • Docker
    • Gitbash
    • Sublime
    • Visual Studio Code

  • 14. Developer Life and Support
    • Developer Life
    • Programming Practices
    • Programming Concepts
    • System Design and Integrations
    • Interview Preparation
    • Career Guidance
    • Professional Consultation
    • 24/7 Help Support
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Duration: 6 Months
Sessions: 120
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