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Java Full Stack

The document outlines the syllabus for Java Full Stack development, covering topics in C/C++, Core Java, Advanced Java, Web Development, SQL, and the Spring Framework. Key areas include object-oriented programming principles, Java features, web technologies like HTML and CSS, and database management with SQL. The syllabus also emphasizes frameworks such as Spring Boot, Spring MVC, and Hibernate for building robust applications.

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Java Full Stack

The document outlines the syllabus for Java Full Stack development, covering topics in C/C++, Core Java, Advanced Java, Web Development, SQL, and the Spring Framework. Key areas include object-oriented programming principles, Java features, web technologies like HTML and CSS, and database management with SQL. The syllabus also emphasizes frameworks such as Spring Boot, Spring MVC, and Hibernate for building robust applications.

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Java Full Stack

C&
C++ Syllabus
1. Principle of Object oriented Programming
2. Beginning with C++
3. Tokens, Expression and Control statement
4. Function
5. Classes and Object
6. Constructor
7. Inheritance
8. Overloading
9. Virtual Function and Polymorphism
10.Managing console I/o Opearations
11.Exception Handling
12.Strings

Core JAVA Syllabus

1. Introduction of Java
2. Data types in Java
3. Operators In Java
4. Control Statements in java
5. Arrays in Java
6. String Class in Java
7. StringBuffer and StringBuilder
8. Introduction to OOP
9. Classes & Objects
10.Inheritance
11.Polymorphism
12.Type Casting
13.Abstract Classes & Interfaces
14.Packages
15.Exception Handling
16.Wrapper Classes
17.Threads
18.IO Streams & Files
19.Generics
20.Collection & MAP
21.AWT
22.Swing

Advance JAVA Syllabus


I . Java 8 Features
23. Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
24. eXtensible Markup Language (XML)
25. Common Gateway Interface
26. Java Servlets
27. Understanding the Deployment Descriptor (DD) / web.xml
28. Using HTTP Session
29. Web Application Security
30. Security Constraints
31. Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
32. Forward Action Tag
33. JavaBeans
Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
35. eXtensible Markup Language (XML)
36. Common Gateway Interface
37. Java Servlets
38. Forward Action Tag
39. Understanding the Deployment Descriptor (DD) / web.xml
40. Using HTTP Session
41. Web Application Security
42. Security Constraints
43. Spring Basics
44. Spring Container
45. JavaBeans
46. Spring AOP
47. Spring Data Access
48. Spring O-R /mapping
49. Spring Web MVC Framework
50. Role of DispatcherServlet
51. Introduction Hibernate
52. Hibernate Configuration
53. Hibernate Concepts
54. Hibernate O-R Mapping
55. Introduction Hibernate
56. Manipulating and Querying
57. Hibernate Query Language
58. Criteria Queries

Web
Development Syllabus

1. HTML 4 and HTML 5


2. CSS (Cascading Style Sheet)
3. CSS 3
4. Bootstrap
6. jQuery
7. AJAX with jQuery
8. Use and Benefits JSON
9. AngularJS
Angular Framework
TypeScript
Angular Fundamentals
Data Binding and Events
Directives
Forms – Template and Reactive
HTTP Service
Routing

SQL Syllabus

1.Introduction To Mysql. Installation Of Mysql Server. Download


Sample Database .load Sample Database To Work.
2.Writing Basic SQL
3.Restricting and Sorting Data
4.Working on DDL Commands
5.Working on DML statements
6.Working on multiple tables and Retrieve records
from multiple tables
7.Working on subqueries
8.Use of built-in function in SQL

Spring
Framework

a. Spring Boot
b. Spring Core
c. Spring AOP
d. Spring MVC
e. Spring Data
f. Sprint REST
g. Spring Security
h. Spring Swagger, FTL, Email

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