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Syllabus for Java Training

The document outlines a comprehensive 25-day syllabus for Java training, covering topics from basic Java programming to advanced concepts such as Spring Boot and web services. Each day includes theoretical lessons and practical exercises to reinforce learning, with a focus on object-oriented programming, database connectivity, and GUI development. The course culminates in a final project that integrates all the skills acquired throughout the training.

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Syllabus for Java Training

The document outlines a comprehensive 25-day syllabus for Java training, covering topics from basic Java programming to advanced concepts such as Spring Boot and web services. Each day includes theoretical lessons and practical exercises to reinforce learning, with a focus on object-oriented programming, database connectivity, and GUI development. The course culminates in a final project that integrates all the skills acquired throughout the training.

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Syllabus for Java Training

Basics of Java Programming

 Day 1: Introduction to Java


o Overview of Java programming language
o Installing Java and setting up the environment
o Java IDE: Introduction to IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse
o Writing the first Java program (Hello World)
o Basic Java syntax: Variables, Data Types, Constants
o Operators in Java
o Practical: Write simple Java programs using basic syntax.
 Day 2: Control Flow in Java
o Decision Making: if, else, switch
o Loops: for, while, do-while
o Break and continue statements
o Practical: Write Java programs using loops and conditional statements.
 Day 3: Functions and Arrays
o Functions in Java (methods)
o Function overloading and parameter passing
o Introduction to arrays
o Multi-dimensional arrays
o Practical: Create functions and work with arrays.
 Day 4: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
o Classes and Objects
o Constructors and this keyword
o Methods in Java
o Instance variables vs. class variables
o Practical: Develop a basic class with methods and constructors.
 Day 5: OOP Continued
o Inheritance: extends, method overriding
o Polymorphism
o Encapsulation and Abstraction
o Practical: Implement a simple inheritance hierarchy

 Day 6: Exception Handling in Java


o Introduction to exceptions
o Try-catch blocks
o Custom exceptions
o Practical: Handle exceptions in Java programs.
 Day 7: Collections Framework
o Overview of Collections (List, Set, Map, Queue)
o ArrayList, LinkedList, HashMap, HashSet
o Iterating through collections
o Practical: Use collections to store and manipulate data
 Day 8: Java I/O (Input/Output)
o File handling: Reading from and writing to files
o BufferedReader and BufferedWriter
o Serialization
o Practical: Implement file I/O operations in Java.
 Day 9: Java Multithreading
o Introduction to threads
o Creating threads using Thread class and Runnable interface
o Synchronization and thread safety
o Practical: Create multithreaded Java applications.
 Day 10: Java Networking Basics
o Introduction to sockets and network programming
o Client-server communication using sockets
o Practical: Develop a basic chat application using Java sockets.

 Day 11: Introduction to JEE (Java EE)


o What is JEE and its components (Servlets, JSP, EJB)
o Introduction to Web Servers (Tomcat, GlassFish)
o Setting up a basic web application
o Practical: Create a simple Java web application.
 Day 12: Servlets and JSP
o What are Servlets? Writing a basic Servlet
o Introduction to JSP (JavaServer Pages)
o Working with request and response objects
o Practical: Develop a simple Servlet and JSP-based web app.
 Day 13: JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
o Introduction to JDBC
o Connecting Java to databases (MySQL/PostgreSQL)
o Executing SQL queries using JDBC
o Practical: Develop a simple database-driven Java application.
 Day 14: JDBC Advanced Concepts
o PreparedStatements, CallableStatements
o Transactions in JDBC
o Connection pooling
o Practical: Build an application using advanced JDBC features.
 Day 15: Spring Framework Introduction
o What is Spring? Overview and components
o Spring Core and Dependency Injection (DI)
o Spring Beans and Configuration
o Practical: Create a simple Spring application using DI.

 Day 16: Spring MVC


o Introduction to Spring MVC architecture
o Controllers, Views, and Models in Spring MVC
o Spring Dispatcher Servlet
o Practical: Create a basic Spring MVC web application.
 Day 17: Spring Data JPA
o Introduction to Spring Data and JPA (Java Persistence API)
o Creating repositories and working with entities
o CRUD operations using Spring Data JPA
o Practical: Develop a CRUD application with Spring Data JPA.
 Day 18: Hibernate Introduction
o Introduction to Hibernate ORM
o Setting up Hibernate with Spring
o Mapping entities to database tables
o Practical: Create a basic Hibernate application.
 Day 19: Hibernate Advanced Concepts
o Associations (One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many)
o Hibernate caching and lazy loading
o Hibernate Query Language (HQL)
o Practical: Implement complex entity relationships using Hibernate.
 Day 20: Spring Boot
o Introduction to Spring Boot and its features
o Creating Spring Boot applications
o Spring Boot configurations and starters
o Practical: Build a simple Spring Boot web application

 Day 21: Introduction to Web Services


o What are Web Services?
o RESTful vs SOAP Web Services
o Creating a simple RESTful Web Service using Spring
o Practical: Develop a basic REST API using Spring Boot.
 Day 22: Advanced Web Services
o Consuming and producing JSON and XML in Web Services
o Handling HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
o Spring Web Services
o Practical: Implement a full CRUD Web Service.
 Day 23: GUI Development with JavaFX
o Introduction to JavaFX
o Basic UI components: Buttons, Labels, TextFields
o Layout Managers in JavaFX
o Practical: Build a simple desktop application using JavaFX.
 Day 24: Advanced GUI Development
o Event handling in JavaFX
o Working with scene graphs and animations
o Integrating JavaFX with databases
o Practical: Create a GUI-based CRUD application using JavaFX.
 Day 25: Final Project Work and Review
o Develop a mini project incorporating Java, JDBC, Spring, Hibernate, Web
Services, and JavaFX
o Review and Q&A session
o Practical: Students will work on a final project to apply everything learned.

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