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Architect Enterprise Applications with Java EE Training

The Architect Enterprise Applications with Java EE (OCM) online training from BIT is a comprehensive course that provides essential skills to build robust architectures for Java enterprise applications using Java EE technology.

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  • Course Includes
  • Live Class Practical Oriented Training
  • 90 + Hrs Instructor LED Training
  • 60 + Hrs Practical Exercise
  • 50 + Hrs Project Work & Assignment
  • Timely Doubt Resolution
  • Dedicated Student Success Mentor
  • Certification & Job Assistance
  • Free Access to Workshop & Webinar
  • No Cost EMI Option
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What you will learn

  • Defining the role, responsibility and deliverables of Enterprise architects
  • Understanding common problems and finding their solutions by identifying NFRs (non functional requirements)
  • Translating business requirements into enterprise architecture
  • Weighing various choices of architectures including web, client, business, data and integration tiers.
  • Applying criteria for evaluation of architectural tools, elements, patterns, frameworks and servers.

Requirements

  • Describe distributed computing and communication concepts Describe, in outline form, all Java EE technologies, including Enterprise Java Beans, Servlets, Java Server Pages, and Java Server Faces etc. Perform analysis and design of object-oriented software systems Use a notation, such as the UML, for modeling object-oriented systems

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|| About Architect Enterprise Applications with Java EE 

Architect Enterprise Applications with Java EE online training explains how to use the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) technology for developing robust architectures for enterprise Java applications. The aspirants will get a deeper understanding of the use of non-functional requirements to improve decision-making skills. The expert guide will explain the technical details of Java EE and the relevant technologies that collectively help in the improvement of the quality of service in enterprise systems.

 

The Architect Enterprise Applications with Java EE (OCM) training from BIT is a comprehensive course that provides essential skills to build robust architectures for Java enterprise applications using Java EE technology. With the help of this course, students gain useful insights into the technical aspect of Java EE to create strategies for application blueprints. Apart from design patterns and Java EE application blueprints, this includes strategies for facilitating in effective decision making with the help of non-functional capabilities such as flexibility and scalability.

 

This Java architecture course is ideal for Java developers who work with enterprise software systems based on Java EE technology and are responsible for the complete software design and architecture of the system. Also, those developers who wish to use Java EE technology in their enterprise systems and want to gain insight about the role of an enterprise architect can do this course. Additionally, existing architects who wish to improve the quality of service by using Java EE technology in their enterprise systems can also opt for this course.

 

Course Content

Live Lecture

·     What is Enterprise Architecture?

·     An Architect’s Roles and Responsibilities

·     Practical Exercise
Live Lecture

·     Distinguish between architecture and design

·     Architectural Patterns

·     Architectural Deliverable Artifacts

·     What is an Enterprise Architecture Framework

·     4 + 1 View Model

·     Architectural Modelling Using UML

·     Architecture Workflow

·     What is an Enterprise Architecture Framework

·     Practical Exercise
Live Lecture

·     Analyzing the Impact of Security in Distributed Computing

·     Examining Security in the Java EE Technology

·     Understanding Web Services Security

·     Practical Exercise
Live Lecture

·     Examining Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs)

·     Common Practices for Improving Qualities

·     Prioritizing Quality-of-Service (QoS) Requirements

·     Inspecting QoS Requirements for Trade-offs

·     Practical Exercise