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JAVA Roadmap

This document outlines a structured 12-week preparation plan for becoming interview-ready for a Java Developer role, dedicating 4-6 hours per day. It covers essential topics including Core Java, Data Structures, Databases, Spring Framework, RESTful APIs, and includes mock interviews and soft skills practice. The plan is divided into weekly focuses with specific study and practice tasks to enhance technical skills and interview readiness.

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JAVA Roadmap

This document outlines a structured 12-week preparation plan for becoming interview-ready for a Java Developer role, dedicating 4-6 hours per day. It covers essential topics including Core Java, Data Structures, Databases, Spring Framework, RESTful APIs, and includes mock interviews and soft skills practice. The plan is divided into weekly focuses with specific study and practice tasks to enhance technical skills and interview readiness.

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Here's a structured metable for your prepara on to become interview-ready for a Java Developer

role. This metable is designed for 12 weeks (3 months), assuming you’re dedica ng around 4-6
hours per day for study and prac ce. Feel free to adjust it based on your availability and pace.

Week 1-2: Core Java (Advanced OOP, Collec ons, Excep on Handling)

Focus: Core Java concepts that build upon your OOP knowledge.

Day 1-3: Advanced OOPs Concepts

 Study and implement:

o Abstrac on, Encapsula on, Inheritance, and Polymorphism

o Design Principles: SOLID principles

 Prac ce: Solve small problems that require you to use these principles.

Day 4-6: Excep on Handling & Input/Output

 Learn about:

o Try-catch-finally blocks, crea ng custom excep ons

o Excep on handling best prac ces

 Prac ce: Write code to handle excep ons effec vely.

Day 7-10: Collec ons Framework

 Learn about:

o List (ArrayList, LinkedList), Set (HashSet, TreeSet), Map (HashMap, TreeMap), Queue
(LinkedList, PriorityQueue)

o Generics in Collec ons

 Prac ce: Solve problems related to collec ons, including sor ng, filtering, and itera ng.

Day 11-14: Mul threading & Concurrency

 Study:

o Crea ng and managing threads, thread life cycle

o Synchroniza on (synchronized blocks, methods)

o Thread pooling, Executor Service, and handling concurrency issues

 Prac ce: Solve problems that involve mul -threading (e.g., producer-consumer problems).

Week 3-4: Data Structures & Algorithms

Focus: Understanding and implemen ng basic data structures and algorithms.

Day 1-3: Arrays & Strings


 Study and prac ce:

o Array manipula on (rota on, reversing, searching, sor ng)

o String opera ons (palindromes, anagrams, substring searching)

Day 4-6: Linked Lists & Stacks/Queues

 Study:

o Singly Linked Lists, Doubly Linked Lists

o Stack and Queue opera ons (implementa on, reversing, balancing symbols)

 Prac ce: Solve problems on Linked Lists and Stacks/Queues.

Day 7-10: Trees & Graphs

 Study:

o Binary Trees, Binary Search Trees, Tree Traversals (Preorder, Inorder, Postorder)

o Graph representa on, BFS, DFS

 Prac ce: Solve problems on tree traversal and graph traversal.

Day 11-14: Sor ng & Searching Algorithms

 Study:

o Sor ng algorithms: BubbleSort, MergeSort, QuickSort, Inser onSort

o Searching algorithms: Binary Search, Linear Search

 Prac ce: Implement and op mize these algorithms. Solve problems related to
sor ng/searching.

Week 5-6: Databases & SQL

Focus: Database interac ons and SQL queries.

Day 1-3: JDBC (Java Database Connec vity)

 Study:

o How to connect to databases using JDBC

o CRUD opera ons (Create, Read, Update, Delete) with SQL

 Prac ce: Write simple programs interac ng with a database using JDBC.

Day 4-6: SQL Queries

 Study and prac ce:

o Wri ng SELECT queries, using JOINs, GROUP BY, HAVING, subqueries, and aggregates

o Normaliza on and indexing


 Prac ce: Solve SQL exercises, focusing on complex queries.

Day 7-10: Advanced SQL & Database Design

 Study:

o Complex JOIN opera ons, subqueries, and window func ons

o Understanding database design and ER modeling

 Prac ce: Work on database design problems, create schema for small applica ons.

Day 11-14: Integra ng JDBC with Java

 Study:

o Managing database connec ons with connec on pooling

o Transac ons, excep on handling in database opera ons

 Prac ce: Build a Java app with a database back-end (using JDBC).

Week 7-8: Spring Framework (Spring Core, Spring Boot)

Focus: Learn the Spring framework essen als.

Day 1-4: Spring Core

 Study:

o Dependency Injec on, Inversion of Control (IoC)

o Spring Bean lifecycle and configura on (XML, annota on-based)

 Prac ce: Build simple applica ons with Spring Core.

Day 5-7: Spring Boot

 Study:

o Introduc on to Spring Boot, crea ng Spring Boot applica ons

o Spring Boot auto-configura on, starter projects, embedded Tomcat

 Prac ce: Build a RESTful applica on using Spring Boot.

Day 8-10: Spring Boot Advanced Concepts

 Study:

o Working with proper es, configura on files

o Spring Boot Actuator, DevTools for development

 Prac ce: Work on enhancing your Spring Boot app with advanced configura on.

Day 11-14: Spring Data JPA

 Study:
o Using Spring Data JPA for database interac on

o Crea ng repositories, CRUD opera ons with Spring Data

 Prac ce: Build an app using Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA to interact with a database.

Week 9: Version Control (Git) & Tes ng

Focus: Version control prac ces and unit tes ng.

Day 1-3: Git Basics

 Study:

o Git commands: clone, commit, push, pull, merge, branch, rebase

o Using GitHub or GitLab for repository hos ng

 Prac ce: Set up a Git repository, commit changes, and push them to a remote repository.

Day 4-6: JUnit & Mockito (Tes ng)

 Study:

o Wri ng unit tests with JUnit, understanding asser ons

o Mocking dependencies with Mockito

 Prac ce: Write unit tests for small applica ons, mock external dependencies.

Day 7-9: Integra on Tes ng

 Study:

o Spring Boot tes ng with @SpringBootTest

o Integra on tes ng with databases

 Prac ce: Write integra on tests for your Spring Boot applica on.

Week 10-11: RESTful APIs & Microservices

Focus: Building and consuming REST APIs.

Day 1-3: RESTful APIs with Spring Boot

 Study:

o Designing RESTful services with Spring Boot

o Using @RestController, @RequestMapping, HTTP methods

 Prac ce: Build a simple REST API using Spring Boot.

Day 4-6: Authen ca on & Security (Op onal)

 Study:
o Introduc on to Spring Security

o Authen ca on mechanisms: Basic Authen ca on, JWT

 Prac ce: Secure your REST APIs with JWT or OAuth2.

Day 7-10: Microservices Architecture

 Study:

o Basics of microservices

o Spring Cloud, Eureka, and configuring a simple microservices architecture

 Prac ce: Develop a small microservices-based applica on using Spring Boot.

Week 12: Final Review & Mock Interviews

Focus: Review and simulate the interview experience.

Day 1-4: Review Key Concepts

 Revise core Java concepts, data structures, algorithms, and Spring Boot.

 Go through your code and project to iden fy areas of improvement.

Day 5-7: Mock Interviews

 Take mock technical interviews with a friend, mentor, or using pla orms like Interviewing.io,
Pramp, etc.

 Focus on explaining your thought process and coding under pressure.

Day 8-10: So Skills Prac ce

 Prac ce explaining your projects, previous experiences, and problem-solving approach.

 Prepare answers to common HR interview ques ons (strengths, weaknesses, career goals,
etc.).

Ongoing:

 Daily Coding: Spend at least 1-2 hours solving coding problems on pla orms like LeetCode,
Codeforces, or HackerRank.

 Weekend Projects: Dedicate me on weekends to building small projects or improving your


GitHub repository.

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