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- 100+ lab assignments & Quizzes
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- 5 Capstone & 1 real-world project
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Benefits of Java Certification Programming
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Course Curriculum for Java Developer Certification Programming
Core
- Language Fundamentals
- Object orientation
- Main method
- Data types
- Object creation
- Methods
- Method overloading
- Pattern programming
- Arrays
- Strings
- Pillars of oops
- Encapsulation
- Static
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Association
- Abstraction
- Interfaces
- Exception Handling
- Multithreading
- Garbage collection
- Collection Framework
- Maps
- Input and output
- Serialisation and De-serialization
- JDBC
- Servlets
- JSP
- JSTL
- Expression Language
- Maven
- Hibernate
- Spring
- Know about computer
- Different styles of programming
- History of High level languages
- Memory organisation
- Object file vs Executable file
- Compiler vs Interpreter
- Architecture of java
- Principles of oops
- Classes and objects
- Signature of main
- Command line arguments
- Primitive datatypes
- Incrementation and decrementation
- Wrapper classes
- Boxing and unboxing
- Type casting
- Variables, idenitfiers, keywords
- Different ways of creating objects
- Value type assignment vs reference type assignment
- Local variables vs instance variables
- What is a method
- Types of methods
- Compile-time polymorphism
- Method overloading with type promotion
- Overloading main method
- Loops in java(for ,while, do-while)
- Star patterns
- Number patterns
- Variable approach vs array approach
- Types of arrays
- Jagged arrays
- Array of objects
- Enhanced for-loop
- Arrays inbuilt class
- Programs on arrays
- Var args
- C strings vs java strings
- Types of strings
- Different ways to create strings
- Different ways to compare strings
- Different ways to concatenate strings
- Rules of strings
- +” operator vs concat method
- String interning
- Inbuilt methods of string class
- Programs on strings
- Mutable strings
- Inbuilt methods of stringbuffer and stringbuilder
- Conversion between different types of strings
- Advantages of programming using oops
- Private modifier
- Setters and getters
- Shadowing problem
- This keyword
- Constructors
- Constructor overloading
- Constructor chaining
- Methods vs constructor
- Class loading
- Components of a class
- Static control flow
- Instance control flow
- Accessibilty rules
- Application of static elements
- Program to count the objects of the class
- Static vs non-static
- Singleton design pattern
- Extends keyword
- Rules of inheritance
- Variable hiding and Super keyword
- Constructor execution in inheritance
- Types of methods in inheritance
- Method overriding
- Access modifiers
- Packages and modules
- Rules of method overriding
- Sealed classes
- Static with inheritance
- Polymorphic version and non-polymorphic version
- Tight coupling, loose coupling
- Compile time polyorphism
- Run-time polymorphism
- Method hiding
- Instanceof operator
- Aggregation and composition
- Programs on Aggregation and composition
- Abstract classes
- Abstract methods vs concrete methods
- Final keyword
- Pure abstraction
- Impure abstraction
- Introduction to interfaces
- Rules of interfaces
- Functional interface
- Lambda expressions
- Annotations
- Method reference and constructor reference
- Try-catch finally blocks
- Different ways of handling an exception
- Multiple catch blocks
- Exception object propogation
- Exception hierarchy
- Checked and unchecked exceptions
- Throw vs throws keyword
- Error vs exception
- Custom exceptions
- Nested try catch
- Try with resources
- Final vs finally vs finalize
- Exception handling with overridding
- Thread class methods
- Single-threaded approach vs multi-threaded approach
- Different ways to achieve multithreading
- Impact of invoking run() explicitly
- Executing multiple tasks simultaneously using a single run() method
- Exception handling in a multi-threaded environment
- Time-trial: race condition
- The not-so-evil thread: daemon threads
- Benefits and limitations of multithreading
- Join() and isalive()
- thread safety: “synchronized” keyword- semaphore | monitor
- Thread life cycle
- Stand-off: dead locks
- Cooperation: inter-thread communication
- Thread vs process
- Threadgroup
Threadlocal variable - “Volatile” keyword
- Different ways to run Garbage Collector
- Arraylist class
- Linkedlist class
- Arraydeque class
- Priorityqueue class
- Treeset class
- Hashset class
- Linkedhashset class
- Collections hierarchy
- Accessing mechanisms
- Legacy classes and interfaces
- Fail fast vs fail safe
- Sorting objects
- Generics
- Inbuilt methods of collections class
- Map hierarchy
- Hashmap class
- Linkedhashmap class
- Treemap class
- Collection views
- Files and I/O
- BufferedWriter and BufferedReader
- Inbuilt File class methods
- Standard I/O Streams
- PrintWriter
- Serializable interface
- Objectoutputstream and objectinputstream
- Bufferedoutputstream and bufferedinputstream
- Selective serialization
- Serializable vs externalizable
- Secure hash algorithm
- Inception of jdbc:
- Thin is the great middleman:
- Employ java on data tanks:
- Different ways of adding jars to eclipse
- Generic programs on steps involved in jdbc
- Crud operations in jdbc
- Statement
- Preparedstatement
- Callablestatement
- Resultset
- Metadata
- Connection pooling
- Properties file in jdbc
- Batch processing
- Acid properties
- Triggers
- Resourcebundle
- Transactions and savepoint
- Stored procedures
- Handling blob and clob
Advanced Java (JEE)
- Introduction to servlets
- Stand-alone applications vs enterprise applications
- Web application architecture
- Http protocol and http methods
- Web server and web container
- Design patterns for web application(mvc1 and mvc2)
- static and dynamic response
- Download and configure dynamic-web project
- Servlet interface
- Genericservlet & httpservlet
- Servlet life cycle
- Servletconfig and servletcontext
- Servlet chaining
- Session management
- Httpsession
- Cookies
- Url-rewriting
- Hidden-form fields
- Filters
- Listeners and wrappers
- Web-security
- Deploying web applications in application servers
- Server-based connection pooling
- File sharing: file uploading and file downloading
- Working of jsp engine (jasper)
- jsp lifecycle
- Jsp directives
- Jsp scripting elements
- Jsp implicit objects
- Jsp scopes
- Jsp actions
- Tags in jsp
- Custom tags
- Exception handling in jsp
- introduction to JSTL
- Different Tags in JSTL
- Core Tags
- Function Tags
- XML Tags
- SQL Tags
- Formatted Tags
- Introduction
- EL Implicit Objects
- EL Functions
- Maven build cycle
- Archetype of maven
- Importance of project object model file (pom.Xml)
- integration of maven with eclipse
- Commands of maven to run
- Ntegrating maven with embedded server (tomcat)
Frameworks
- Benefits of hibernate
- Explanation of hibernate.Cfg.Xml file
- The relation between hibernate and jdbc
- Program to update multiple lines (using hql)
- crud operations
- Writing sql queries in hibernate
- Introduction to mapping
- 1:1 mapping
- Property tag in 1:1 mapping
- Unidirectional and bidirectional in 1:1 mapping
- Many-to-one mapping
- 1:1
- mapping and many-to-one
- Many-to-one mapping (bi- direction)
- many-to-many mapping
- Programs using joinable
- Lazy loading and eager loading
- Lifecycle of hibernate
- Difference between get and load
- Feature of spring, spring architecture, inversion of control
- Dependency injection (constructor injection, setter injection)
- bean scope, bean lifecycle, ioc (annotation approach)
- constructor injection, setter injection, field injection (annotation approach)
- bean configuration using java code
- Spring mvc architecture, first mvc code
- Configuration of spring mvc
- Control flow of spring mvc, handler mapping
- Requestmapping
- Data transfer between controller & view
- Request param
- Spring mvc form tag library
- Spring validation
Course Curriculum for Java Certification Programming
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Table of Content
- Basics of java
- Pattern programming
- Data types
- Arrays
- Strings
- Variables
- Methods
- Constructor
- Oops concepts
- Exception handling
- Multithreading
- Synchronization
- Collection
- Enum
- Annotation
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