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Date:
5th, 12th, 19th, 27th DecemberÂ
Time
10:30 AM TO 06:00 PM
Program Duration:
120 days
Learning Format:
Training
Course Curriculum
Date:
5th, 12th, 19th, 27th DecemberÂ
Time
10:30 AM TO 06:00 PM
Program Duration:
120 days
Learning Format:
JOIP/I&I
Course Curriculum
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Master in Full Stack Java Training Overview
Acquire mastery over Java, front-end, back-end, and cloud with Quality Thought's Full Stack Java Training course. Take a practical route, get expert guidance and real-world skills for the full-stack developer's route.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Master Java, front-end, web frameworks, and databases through hands-on projects and expert guidance.
Put your learning to practice through engaging, real-world industry challenges.
Take your skills up by learning with others, in a supportive environment.
Practical, industry-oriented case studies in real-world problems
Comprehensive Training
- 2 Hours Training
- Industry Curriculum
- Learn from the Practitioner
- Experimentation Learning
- Course Completion Certification
- Education Loan
- Experience Industry Faculty
- Dedicated Placement Team
Full Stack Java Training Course Key Features
- Real-World Projects - Experience real-world industry-relevant projects
- Personalized Attention - The guidance is one on one from mentors.
- Career Counseling - You get tailored advice for entering the tech space and climbing further.
- Placement Assistance - Dedicated professional guidance for getting the best job placement.
- Lab Facilities - Sophisticated labs where learning can be thoroughly done.
- Online Learning - Easily accessible, interactive classroom for online classes. Learn anywhere, anytime.
Skills Covered
- Agile, Java, API Testing with Postman, TDD with TestNG, AWS, JDBC
- Learn core computer science concepts from leading industry experts with content structured to ensure industrial relevance
- Build an end-to-end application and test it with exciting features
- Earn an industry-recognized course completion certificate
Skills Covered
- Frontend ;- Html, CSS , Javascript, Bootstrap, ReactJS
- BackEnd ;- Core Java, Advanced , Spring Boot, Microservices
- DataBase - Oracle, SQL / PLSQL
- Cloud - AWS
Offered Programs
Exclusive Training
- Any Graduate
- 2 Hours Training
- 60 Days
- Real Time Faculty+
- Lab Assistant
- 3-4 Months Training
- 2 Mock Interviews
- Support With Resume Preparation
- Reference Of Job Openings
- Training Completion Certificate
- Course Fee: 30,000
JOB ORIENTED INTENSIVE PROGRAM (JOIP)​
- Any Graduate
- 6 Hours Training
- 3-4 Months
- Soft Skills Training
- Aptitude Training
- Real Time Faculty Team (Group Of Working Professionals)
- Training-3-6 Months,Every Week 1 Day Project Support Until Student Gets A Job
- Continuous Sprints Support
- Monthly 2 Mock Interviews Until They Get A Job
- Get Access To 10 Live Resumes
- Up To 3 Live Projects Training
- Training Completion Certificate
- Dedicated Placement Officer
- Course Fee: 60,000
INTENSIVE & INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (I&I)
- Any Graduate/Any Qualifying Year/Gap
- Internship With Real time Environment
- 6-8 Hours Training, 4-6 Months
- Aptitude Training
- Soft Skills Training
- Project Environment From Day 1 Until The Student Gets Placed
- Project Experience Until Student Gets A Job
- Two Weeks Once Mock Interview
- Get Access To 10 Live Resumes.
- Up To 3 Live Projects Training
- Internship Certificate From Client
- Dedicated Placement Officer
- Course Fee: 65,000
Pre Requisites
- Basic programming knowledge: Familiarity with the coding.
- Understanding of HTML/CSS: Basic knowledge in web development
- Knowledge of OOP principles: Basic concepts of Object-Oriented Programming
- Basic knowledge of Java: Good to know, but not necessary
- Problem-solving mindset: Logical approach in solving coding problems.
curriculum
01: Core Java
Basic Introduction of Java
Programming Language
Modules In Java
History of Java
Internal Architecture of JVM
Naming Conventions
Identifiers
Reserved Words
Data-types
Types of variables
var-arg method
Main method
System.out.println()
Command line arguments
Java Source File Structure
Types of Blocks in Java
Type casting in Java
Fully Qualified Name
Import Statements
Control-Statements.
Arrays.
OOPS
Exception vs Error
Types of Terminations
Exceptions Hierarchies
try block
catch block
finally block
throw statement
throws statement
custom exceptions in java
java.io package
File
FileWriter
FileReader
BufferedWriter
BufferedReader
PrintWriter
Various ways to provide inputs
Method Overriding
Method Hiding
Polymorphism
Constructors
this keyword
super keyword
Interfaces
Abstract classes
Wrapper classes
What is API?
Packages
Enum
Inner classes
String
StringBuffer
StringBuilder
StringTokenizer
Collections
What is Collection?
List interface
Set Interface
Map interface
Types of cursors in Java
Multi-Threading
Thread vs Process
Multi-Tasking
Activ Go to
Multi-Threading
Ways to start a thread in java
Setting and Getting name of a thread
Various methods to prevent a thread from execution
Daemon Thread
Synchronization
Types of synchronization
Inter-Thread communication
DeadLock in Java
Java 1.8 Features
Functional Interface
Lamda Expression
java.time package
default and static methods in interface
Stream API
- class
- object
- Data Hiding
- Abstraction
- Encapsulation
- Is-A relationship
- Has-A relationship
- Types of inheritance
- Method Overloading
02: Oracle
SQL
Types of Data
Introduction to Oracle
Tables, DBMS, RDBMS
DDL commands
DML commands
DRL commands
DRL commands with where clause
TCL commands
DCL commands
Operators in SQL
Group by, Having and order by cla
Integrity constraints
Types of constraints
Joins
Sub Queries
Sequences
Synonyms
Pseudo columns
Indexes
PL/SQL
Introduction to PL/SQL
Control statements in PL/SQL
LOOPS in PL/SQL
DML operations in PL/SQL
DRL operations on PL/SQL
Cursors
Exception Handing
Procedures
Functions
Packages
Trigger
03: Advanced Java
JDBC
Introduction to JDBC
JDBC Drivers Architectures
Files vs Database
Connection object
Types of Statement objects
Types ResultSet objects
Select query executions
Non-select query executions
Working with Date values
Working with LOB values
DatabaseMetadata
ResultSetMetaData
Batch Processing
Transaction Management
Servlets
What is web application?
What is web resource program?
What is web container?
Sample web application creation
Types of url patterns
MIME Types
Types of Communications
Servlet Filters
Servlet Life cycle methods
ServletConfig object
ServletContext object
Go Stateless Behavior of web applications
Session Tracking
JSP
Introduction to JSP
JSP life cycle
JSP Tags
JSP to Database communication
JSP to Java Bean communication
JSP implicit objects
JDBC Connection pooling
JSP MVC Architecture
Working with IDE’s
Servers
Tomcat Server
Web Logic Server
IDE’s
Eclipse
NetBeans
Real tools
GIT/GITHUB
Maven/Gradle
Junit
SDLC
What is SDLC
Types of phases in SDLC
Project
Module 1
Module 2
04: Java Framework: Spring Boot
Introduction
Spring vs Spring Boot
Spring Modules overview
Spring MVC architecture
What is Spring Boot
Advantages of Spring Boot
Spring Boot Architecture
Spring Boot Application using Initializr
Spring Boot Application using STS IDE.
Spring Boot Annotations
Properties file vs YAML file
Spring Boot starters
Spring MVC Application
Spring Data JPA
Introduction
Features of spring data JPA
Working with H2 database
Working with MySQL database
Project Lombok
CURD operations
Exception Handling in Spring Boot
RestTemplate
WebClient
Flyway Database Migration
Spring Boot Caching
Swagger
Spring Boot Actuators
Spring Security
Authentication
Authorization
05: Java Framework: Spring Micro-service
Introduction
Monolithic Architecture
Micro Service Architecture
Creating micro services using spring boot
Micro service communication
Spring Cloud API Gateway
Service Registery (Eureka Server)
Hystrix in microservices
Loading Balancing using Ribbon.
Zipkin and Slueth
CloudConfig
IDE’s
Spring Tool Suit (STS)
Intelllj
Embedded Servers
Tomcat, Jetty, Undertow
Embedded Databases
H2, HSQL, Derby
Tools
POST MAN
HTML-5
Introduction
What is HTML5?
Types of Browsers?
Types of Search Engines?
What is Web site?
What web page?
Simple HTML skeleton program
Comments in Java
HTML5 Meta Tags
HTML Basic Tags
Phrase Tags in Html5
HTML Colors
HTML Images
HTML Hyperlinks
List in HTML
HTML Tables
Block Elements vs Inline Elements
HTML forms
GET vs POST methodology
HTML data list Tag
Frames
06: CSS-3
Introduction
What is CSS?
Types of CSS?
CSS background property
CSS borders
CSS margins
CSS paddings
CSS ID selector
CSS Class selector
CSS Height and Width
CSS overflow property
CSS border-radius property
CSS box-shadow property
CSS float property
CSS List property
CSS tables
CSS display property
CSS transform property
CSS transition property
CSS position property
CSS Design Work
CSS Design 1
CSS Design 2
CSS Design 3
Editors
Sublime
07: JavaScript
Introduction
Java vs JavaScript
Features of JavaScript
Types of JavaScript
Output statements in JavaScript
JavaScript Engine
JavaScript Comments
JavaScript variables
JavaScript LOOPS
JavaScript Functions
BOM (Browser Object Model)
DOM (Document Object Model)
JavaScript Date objects
JavaScript Form Validation
JavaScript Events
JavaScript Regular Expression
Designs
Designs 1
Designs 2
Designs 3
08: React/ReactJS
- React Introduction
- Advantages of React
- JSX Introduction
- Expressions in JSX
- JSX elements
- React virtual DOM
- First application development in react
- React project structure explanation
- React Fragment
- Components in React
- Function component vs Class component
- Props
- State
- Composing component
- CSS in React
- Type checking in props
- ReactJS vs React Native
- ReactJS vs AngularJS
- Event Handing in React
- Update state using event handling
- Phases of components in react
- Life cycle methods in react
- Hooks introduction
- Predefined hooks
- Custom hooks
- React Router
- Lists in React
- Key in React
- Assets in React
- Bootstrap in React
- React Forms
- Axios
- ReactJS + NodeJS + MYSQL database integration
- React Redux
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Key Facts Of Quality Thought
Job Oriented Intensive Program (JOIP)
50000+ Students Trained
15000+ Students Placed at Different Levels
Training by Realtime Industry Experts
Tie Up With 250+ Compaines
Educated 15+ BPO & Back Office/Ops on IT Trends
Certification
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Quality Thought’s Full Stack Java Certification Process:
Quality Thought will provide a certificate to the students who completed their Full Stack Java training.
The certification will be provided within one week of the training completion.
The certification will be given to the students who have completed their projects and assignments on time.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of job roles can I look at after finishing a Java Full Stack course?
Graduates can work in a lot of different areas; some examples are Java Full Stack Developer, Web Developer, Software Engineer, or even Back-End Developer, either in web applications or enterprise-level applications.
Is the Full Stack Java Developer right for me?
Yes, it is a great career because there will always be demands for developers that would be able to serve as not only front-end developers but back-end developers as well.
Average income for Full Stack Java Developer?
On average freshers earn about ₹ 5L to ₹ 10 lakhs per annum depending on companies, locations, skills, and sizes.
API development? Important! So, is deployment and version control systems like Git. Success in this job? It’s about combining different technologies, paying close attention to detail (and solving problems).
Which technologies are taught in a Full Stack Java course?
The four areas of study include Java/Spring Boot, REST APIs, front-end (jQuery/React/Angular), and databases (SQL/NoSQL/Oracle) DevOps toolsets.The demand for Full-Stack Java Developers still stays high as more businesses look for folks who can handle whole projects. Because of this, it’s a fulfilling career that you can stick with for years & years.
What does a Java Full Stack Developer mean?
A generalist with Java development experience and skilled with front-end and back-end frameworks and technologies HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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