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OOP Presentation Topics

The document outlines presentation topics for a team focused on various advanced Java concepts, including concurrency, design patterns, networking, and security. Each topic includes hints for key areas to cover, such as multithreading, database connectivity, web development, and machine learning. The topics are designed to enhance understanding and practical skills in Java programming and its applications in modern technology.

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OOP Presentation Topics

The document outlines presentation topics for a team focused on various advanced Java concepts, including concurrency, design patterns, networking, and security. Each topic includes hints for key areas to cover, such as multithreading, database connectivity, web development, and machine learning. The topics are designed to enhance understanding and practical skills in Java programming and its applications in modern technology.

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OOP Presentation Topics

Team Team Member’s Presentation Topics Hints


No.
1 Concurrency and  Understanding Thread Lifecycle and Thread
12,24,36 Multithreading in Java Pools
 Thread Synchronization and Managing
Race Conditions
 Concurrency Utilities and Atomic Variables
in Java
 Techniques for Avoiding Deadlocks and
Livelocks
2 Design Patterns in Java  Common Creational Patterns: Singleton,
11,14,25 Factory, Builder, etc.
 Structural Design Patterns: Adapter, Proxy,
Decorator, and More
 Behavioral Patterns: Strategy, Observer,
Command, and Chain of Responsibility
 Implementing Concurrency Patterns in Java
3 Networking in Java  Sockets Programming for Client-Server
1,19,29 Communication
 Working with Java NIO (Non-blocking I/O)
for Scalable Networking
 Implementing Java RMI (Remote Method
Invocation) for Distributed Applications
4 Advanced JDBC and  Connection Pooling Techniques for
40,48,55 Database Connectivity Database Connections
 Managing Transactions and Isolation Levels
in Java
 Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) with
Hibernate and JPA
 Integrating Java with NoSQL Databases
5 33,53,54 Java Security Concepts  Java Cryptography and Secure
Communication Practices
 Implementing SSL/TLS for Secure
Networking in Java
 Java Security Manager and Permissions
 Authentication and Authorization with
JAAS (Java Authentication and
Authorization Service)
6 Java Web Development and  Building Web Applications with Servlets
5,10,43 Microservices and JSP
 Microservices Architecture and Java Spring
Boot Framework
 Building and Deploying RESTful APIs with
Java
7 Testing and Debugging Java  Advanced Unit Testing with JUnit 5 and
35,37,49 Applications Mockito
 Debugging Java Applications Efficiently
with IDEs and jdb
 Profiling Java Applications for Performance
Optimization
 Best Practices for Writing Testable Java
Code
8 3,13,60 Cloud Computing with Java  Developing Cloud-Native Applications
Using Java and AWS/Azure/GCP
 Serverless Computing with Java on AWS
Lambda or Azure Functions
 Integrating Java Microservices with
Kubernetes and Docker
 Building Scalable Java Applications for the
Cloud
9 4,8,34 Reactive Programming with  Introduction to Reactive Streams and
Java Project Reactor
 Building Asynchronous, Non-blocking
Applications in Java
 Handling Backpressure in Reactive Java
Systems
 Integrating RxJava for Reactive
Programming in Java
10 17,22,44 Big Data Processing with  Integrating Java with Apache Hadoop for
Java Big Data Processing
 Building Real-Time Data Pipelines with
Apache Kafka and Java
 Using Apache Spark’s Java API for
Distributed Data Processing
 Leveraging Big Data Tools Like Hive and
Presto with Java
11 9,18,31 Machine Learning with Java  Introduction to Machine Learning with Java
Libraries like Deeplearning4j
 Implementing Natural Language Processing
(NLP) in Java
 Image Processing and Computer Vision
with Java (e.g., OpenCV)
 Building and Training Machine Learning
Models in Java

12 20,30,32 Blockchain Development  Basics of Blockchain Technology and


with Java Java’s Role in Blockchain Development
 Writing Smart Contracts Using Java and
Web3j
 Developing Decentralized Applications
(dApps) in Java
 Using Hyperledger Fabric for Enterprise
Blockchain Solutions
13 7,15,21 Distributed Systems in Java  Building Scalable Distributed Systems in
Java
 Implementing Distributed Caching with
Redis and Hazelcast
 Message Queues and Event-Driven
Architecture with Java (e.g., RabbitMQ,
Kafka)
 Consistent Hashing and CAP Theorem in
Distributed Systems
14 56, 58, 59 Java for High-Performance  Parallel Computing in Java Using
Computing ForkJoinPool and Parallel Streams
 Optimizing Java for Vectorization and
SIMD Operations
 GPU Programming with Java: Integrating
CUDA or OpenCL
 Writing Efficient High-Performance Java
Applications
15 6,46,57 Java for Real-Time Systems  Real-Time Java (RTSJ) and Its Applications
and Embedded Development in Embedded Systems
 Managing Real-Time Garbage Collection in
Java
 Developing Embedded Java Applications
for IoT Devices
 Designing and Implementing Real-Time
Systems Using Java
16 16,51,52 DevOps Practices with Java  Automating Java Application Deployment
with CI/CD Pipelines (Jenkins, GitLab)
 Containerizing Java Applications Using
Docker
 Orchestrating Java Applications with
Kubernetes
 Managing Infrastructure for Java
Applications with Terraform and Ansible
17 26,27,28 Java WebSockets and Server  Real-Time Communication with
Push Mechanisms WebSockets in Java
 Implementing Server-Sent Events (SSE) for
Push Notifications in Java
 Building Scalable Real-Time Applications
Using WebSockets
18 2,50, 241-50-019 Functional Programming in  Using Lambdas and Functional Interfaces in
Java Java
 Stream API for Efficient Data Processing
 Optional: Avoiding Null Pointer Exceptions
with Functional Programming
 Method References and Custom Collectors
in Java Streams

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