Full Stack Development With Java Course

Introduction of Full Stack Development with Java Course

The Full Stack Development with Java Course is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the skills needed to build and manage modern applications. It covers a wide array of technologies and offers practical knowledge to prepare for diverse applications in various domains.

Technologies Covered:

Frontend Development:

HTML5: Structuring web pages with semantic elements.
CSS3: Styling web pages with advanced designs and layouts.
JavaScript: Adding interactivity and dynamic content to websites.
React: Building responsive and dynamic user interfaces.

Backend Development:

Java: Core programming language for robust applications.
Spring Boot: Framework for creating scalable, production-ready applications.

Database Management:

SQL: Working with relational databases.
MongoDB: Managing NoSQL databases for flexible data storage.

Objectives:-

After Full Stack Development Course student will be able to:

• Develop web applications using the latest frontend and backend technologies.
• Create REST APIs to connect frontend interfaces with backend services.
• Design and implement enterprise-level applications for large-scale use.
• Build cloud-based applications for scalability and global reach.
• Understand applications in the various domain such as healthcare domain, Educational platform, Iot Applications etc.

Who Should Enroll:
This course is ideal for students or professionals aiming to:

• Start a career as a Full Stack Developer.
• Upgrade their skills in web development, cloud technologies, and enterprise applications.
• Enter specialized domains like healthcare technology.

1) HTML5/CSS3

• Introduction to html5
• Semantic html
• Forms and input elements
• Media elements
• Tables and lists
• Html5 apis and advanced features
• Css3 basics and styling
• Attribute selectors and styling basics
• Css box model and pseudo-classes
• Positioning and advanced selectors
• Css flexbox and grid layout
• Css transitions, animations, and responsive design

2) Javascript

• Introduction to javascript
• Operators and conditionals
• Loops and iteration
• Functions
• Arrays
• Objects
• Dom manipulation
• Events
• String manipulation
• Error handling
• Fetch api and promises

3) Java And Spring Boot

• Java full stack subjects and topics in the syllabus
  • Java Introduction:
  • Origin, History, Features, Career Prospects, Salary Ranges
• Java Basics & Eclipse:
  • Installation
  • Compilation
  • Variables
  • Arrays
  • Eclipse Usage
• Operators & Expessions:
  • Arithmetic
  • Boolean
  • Logical, Binary
• Control Statements:
  • Branching
  • Iterative
  • Break & Continue Statements
• Java OOP:
  • Class/Object Fundamentals
  • Constructors, Overloading, Access Control, Statics
  • Inheritance: Basics, Method Overriding, Abstract Classes, Preventing Inheritance
• Exception Handling:
  • Fundamentals, Types, Try-Catch Blocks, Throw & Throws Keywords, Predefined & User-defined Exceptions
• Interfaces: Purpose, Definition, Implementation, Extending
• Multi-Threaded Programming:
  • Basics, Thread Definition, Synchronization
• Predefined Libraries:
  • String, java.lang, Data & Time, Utility & Collection Frameworks, I/O
• Database Programming:
  • JDBC Overview, Drivers, URLS, Connection Establishment, SQL Execution
• Server-side Programming with Servlets:
  • Deployment, Lifecycle, Request & Response Handling, Session Tracking, JDBC Operations
• Java Server Pages (JSPs):
  • Basics, Differences from Servlets, Running, Implicit Objects, Syntax, Beans
• Spring:
  • Bean Management, Dependency Injection, AOP, MVC
• Spring Boot:
  • Introduction, DI, MVC, Security, OAuth2 Authentication
• Spring Web Services:
  • Introduction, REST Basics, Spring REST
• DevOps Tools:
  • Git, Maven
• Design Patterns:
  • Creational & Behavioral Patterns

4) React

• Overview of react and its benefits.
• Setting up a development environment.
• Understanding jsx syntax.
• Functional vs. Class components.
• Props and state management in react.
• Introduction to usestate.
• Event handling in react.
• Controlled components and handling user input with forms.
• React router basics:
  • Setting up routes.
  • Simple navigation using link.
• Reusable components.
• Component lifecycle methods
• Use effect for side effects.
• Forms with validation techniques.
• React router: Nested routes, parameters, and query strings.
• State management with redux:
  • Actions, reducers, and store setup.
• Connecting react components to redux.asynchronous actions with redux thunk
• Advanced hooks:
  • Use context and creating custom hooks.
• Performance optimization:
• Advanced react router:
• Fetching and integrating external apis in react.

5) Structure Query Language (SQL)

• Introduction to SQL
• DDL vs DML
• DQL
• Built in SQL Function
• Joins and Sub Query
• Stored procedure and triggers
• Window functions

6) MongoDB

• Introduction to MongoDB
• MongoDB basics
• Crud operations
• Basic querying
• Cursor and pagination
• Advanced querying
• Indexing basics
• Aggregation framework
• Schema design
• MongoDB administration
• MongoDB tools

7) Project Work

Throughout the course, students may be required to complete several projects that demonstrate their understanding and ability to apply the concepts learned. This might include:

• Developing a web application that incorporates user authentication, data storage, and dynamic content.

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