Java is a popular choice for developing a variety of applications, ranging from desktop software to mobile apps and large-scale business systems, due to its adaptability and widespread use across industries.
Java's cross-platform capabilities, robust community support, and emphasis on backward compatibility have cemented its position as a foundational language for creating a wide range of applications across sectors.
Why learn Java Programming?
It has a vast ecosystem of libraries, frameworks, and tools that simplify development across various domains, such as enterprise applications, web development (using frameworks like Spring and Hibernate), Android app development, and more.
Java developers have a lot of work options because the language is widely utilized in sectors including finance, banking, e-commerce, and large-scale organizations. Learning Java is a desirable skill because of its demand in the employment market.
What do we Provide?
Students will be able to understand Java programming, from basic syntax and control flow to advanced topics like object-oriented programming, database connectivity, and web development.
They will be equipped with the skills to design and implement Java applications, both console-based and GUI-based, and to interact with databases and web servers using Java technologies.
Syllabus
Module 1: Introduction to
Java Programming
Introduction to Java Programming
Set up and Installation
Java Libraries
Java development environment(JVM, JDK)
Memory Concept
Variables and Datatypes in Java
Operators
Module 2: Control Statements
What is decision making?
Decision making statements
Different loops
Module 3: Arrays and String
Defining an Array
Initalizing and Acessing Array element
Types of Array
Different operations on Array
Basics of String and Different operations on String
Creating String using StringBuffer
Tokenizing a String
Module 4: Functions
Introduction to Functions
How to Declare and Define the Functions
Pre-defined Functions
User-defined Functions and their types
Concept of Scope
Recursion
Module 5: Object Oriented Programming
Basics of Object Oriented Programming
Introduction to Classes and Objects
Declaring methods and Instance variables
Access specifiers
Encapsulation
Introduction to Inheritance
Types of Inheritance
Concept of Interfaces
Types of Polymorphism
Abstract Base Class
Final Method
Module 6: Packages
Basics of Packages
Defining Packages
Interfaces in Packages
Importing different Packages
Making JAR files
Module 7: Exception Handling
Introduction to Exception and Errors
Types of Exceptions
Exception handling
Custom Exceptions
Module 8: Thread
Concept of Threads
Need of Multi-Threaded programming
Thread life cycle
Thread class
Thread synchonizing
Thread Deadlock
Module 9: File Handling
Introduction to File handling
Working with File objects
Different operations on File
Module 10: Database Programming
using JDBC
Introduction to JDBC
JDBC Drivers and Archietecture
Connecting to Database
CURD Operation
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