Java Programming Course

·      Java Syntax and Class Review

·      Simple Java classes

·      Java fields, constructors and methods

·      Model Objects & Package

·      Model objects using Java classes

·      Package and import statements

·      Practical Exercise

·      Encapsulation in Java class design

·      Model business problems with Java classes

·      Immutability

·      Overloading & Argument methods

·      Subclassing

·      Overloading methods

·      Variable argument methods

·      Practical Exercise

·      Access modifiers: private, protected and public

·      Method overriding

·      Constructor overloading

·      The instanceof operator

·      Polymorphism & Method Overriding

·      Virtual method invocation

·      Polymorphism

·      Casting object references

·      Overriding Object methods

·      Practical Exercise

·      Abstract classes and type generalization

·      The static and final modifiers

·      Field modifier best practices

·      The Singleton design pattern

·      Nested Classes, Enumerated Types,Abstract classes

·      Designing abstract classes

·      Nested classes

·      Enumerated types

·      Practical Exercise

·      Java Interfaces

·      Types of Inheritance

·      DAO Design and Interfaces

·      Object composition and method delegation

·      Implementing multiple interfaces

·      The DAO design pattern

·      Practical Exercise

·      Generic classes and type parameters

·      Type inference (diamond)

·      Collections and generics

·      List, set and Map

·      Stack and Deque

·      Practical Exercise

·      String manipulation with StringBuilder and StringBuffer

·      Essential String methods

·      Text parsing in Java

·      Input processing with Scanner

·      Text output and formatting

·      Regular expressions with the Pattern and Matcher classes

·      Practical Exercise

·      Exceptions categories

·      Standard Java Exception classes

·      Creating your own Exception classes

·      Using try-catch and the finally clause

·      Using try-with-resources and the AutoCloseable interface

·      The multi-catch feature

·      Best practices using exceptions

·      Assertions

·      Practical Exercise

·      I/O using Java

·      Reading the console input stream

·      Writing to the console

·      Using I/O Streams

·      Chaining I/O Streams

·      Channel I/O

·      Reading and writing objects using Serialization

·      Practical Exercise

·      The Path interface

·      The Files class

·      Directory and File operations

·      Managing file system attributes

·      Reading, writing, and creating files

·      Watching for file system changes

·      Practical Exercise(60 min)

·      Operating system task scheduling

·      Recognizing multithreaded environments

·      Creating multi-threaded solutions

·      Sharing data across threads

·      Synchronization and Deadlock

·      Immutable objects

·      Practical Exercise

·      Creating Atomic variables

·      Using Read-Write Locks

·      Thread-safe collections

·      Concurrenct synchronizers (Semaphore, Phaser, and others)

·      Executors and ThreadPools to concurrently schedule tasks

·      Parallelism and the Fork-Join framework

·      Practical Exercise

·      Layout of the JDBC API

·      JDBC divers

·      Queries and results

·      PreparedStatement and CallableStatement

·      Transactions

·      The DAO Pattern and JDBC

·      Practical Exercise

·      Advantages of localization

·      Defining locale

·      Read and set locale using the Locale object

·      Resource bundles

·      Format messages, dates and numbers

·      Practical Exercise

·         Project-1 Student Management System

Student Management System is one of the best beginner-level projects in Java. This will require the concepts of Object-Oriented features and JDBC of Java. You will have to create an application that stores all details related to students. There will be operations like enrolling or adding a new student into the database, fees payment, show performance details, view balance, etc. This is one of the best Java projects to implement the database and OOPs concepts. 

·         Project-2 A Simple Banking System in Java 

This java project is also the best for final year students to kick start learning and coding experience. This simple java project will really test all your core Java concepts like Strings, classes, taking inputs from the user, loops, decision-making statements, etc. There will be simple methods like withdrawal, deposit, check balance, Account opening, deleting and updating, etc. 

·         Project-3 Chat Server 

Users can interact to each other. They can share information to all others. 

·         Project-4 Exam System 

In this project, there are given 10 questions to play. Users can bookmark any question for reconsideration while going to the result. We are using here java array to store the questions, options, and answers not the database. You can use a collection framework or database in place of an array.

·         Option: Student can select their own Definition to develop projects.