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Full Stack Web Development with Java Course Curriculum
- What is Java?
- Why Java
- History
- Platform Independence
- Java’s Advantages
- Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Abstraction in Java.
- ‘Is-A’ and ‘Has-A’ relationships, association, and aggregation.
- Java vs. C++
- Java vs Python
- Java Development Kit (JDK), Runtime Environment (JRE), and JVM
- Installation: Step-by-step setup of JDK 20 and command-line basics.
- Writing Your First Program
- Identifiers, Keywords, and Naming Conventions
- Tokens and Data Types
- Implementing arithmetic operations, type casting, and conversion
- Operators: Arithmetic, relational, logical, and bitwise operators.
- Conditional Operators
- Conditional Statements: Understanding if-else and switch-case structures.
- Loops: Mastering loops in Java with while, do-while, and for loops.
- Advanced Loops: Explore break, continue, and labeled loops with practical examples.
- Fundamentals: Creating classes, objects, and understanding object references.
- Constructors: Working with default, parameterized, and copy constructors.
- Strings: Exploring mutable vs. immutable strings, and practical string manipulations.
- Inheritance and Polymorphism: Use inheritance, super and this keywords.
- Abstract Classes and Interfaces
- Abstraction
- Method Overloading vs. Overriding
- Exception Types
- Try, Catch, and Finally
- Custom Exceptions
- Arrays: Working with single and multi-dimensional arrays.
- Collections Framework: Overview of lists, sets, maps, and the Collection interface.
- ArrayList, LinkedList, and Vector
- File Handling
- Serialization
- Console Applications
- Introduction to Swing
- Projects: Build applications like a calculator, notepad, and tic-tac-toe game
- Multithreading: Thread creation, lifecycle, synchronization, and practical applications.
- Lambda Expressions: Functional programming in Java and its applications in multithreading.
- Streams API
- What are Generics Classes and Methods
- Bounded Generics
- Generic Methods
- Wrapper Classes
- Autoboxing
- Unboxing
- Character Class
- User Define Wrapper Class
- Banking System
- Billing System
- Interactive Projects: Design a tic-tac-toe game and deploy GUI applications for real-world use.
- HTML Introduction & Basic Tags
- HTML Entities
- Images and Links
- HTML Lists
- Tables: Building tables, utilizing rowspan and colspan for complex layouts.
- HTML Forms: Creating interactive forms, exploring form elements like input fields, buttons, and dropdowns.
- iframes
- Semantic Elements
- Meta Tags & Video
- div, span, and HTML5 New Features
- Text Formatting Tags
- Introduction to CSS
- Selectors and Properties
- Backgrounds & Multiple Values
- Box Model – Margin & Padding
- Fonts & Text Styling
- Width, Height, and Table Styling
- Positioning Elements
- Float and Clear
- Icons and Lists
- Navigation Bar Styling
- Links & Pseudo-Classes
- Pseudo-Elements
- CSS Units
- CSS z-index
- Grid Layout
- Flexbox
- Shadows
- Animations
- 2D & 3D Transforms
- Transitions
- Overflow & Media Queries
- Border Images
- Buttons
- Introduction to Bootstrap
- Bootstrap Setup
- Bootstrap Grid System
- Bootstrap Text Colors
- Bootstrap Tables
- Bootstrap Images
- Bootstrap Alerts
- Bootstrap Badges
- Bootstrap Progress Bar
- Bootstrap List Group
- Bootstrap Cards
- Bootstrap Dropdown
- Bootstrap Navbar
- Bootstrap Collapse
- Bootstrap Carousel
- Bootstrap Forms
- What is JavaScript
- How to Write JavaScript Code in VSCode
- How to Run JavaScript Code
- How to Declare Variables in JavaScript
- Rules to Declare Variable in JavaScript
- Data Type in JavaScript
- Implementation of Data Types
- JavaScript Program for Data Type
- JavaScript Project – Temperature Converter
- Arithmetic Operator
- Relational Operator
- Logical Operator
- Increment & Decrement Operator
- Conditional Operator
- Bitwise Operators
- Bitwise Operator for Negative Number
- Bitwise Operator for Right Shift, Left Shift and Zero-fill
- Conditional Statements in JavaScript
- Types of Conditional Statements
- How to Read Input in JavaScript
- How to Display Current Day in JavaScript
- What is Loops
- Find Factorial of Number
- While Loop
- For Loop
- Do While Loop
- Nested Loop
- Types of For Loop
- What is Function in JavaScript
- Call by Value
- Return by Value
- Variadic Functions
- Default Parameters
- Design Menu Application
- What are Strings in JavaScript
- Strings Method
- Types of Strings
- Array in JavaScript
- Implementation of Stack in JavaScript
- Implementation of Queue in JavaScript
- Window Object in JavaScript
- JavaScript with HTML
- Date Objects in JavaScript
- Math Object
- Set Object
- Map Object
- Type and Instance Operator
- User Define Object
- Browser Object Model
- Event in JavaScript
- Form Validation in JavaScript
- Temperature Converter in JavaScript
- What is OOPs in JavaScript
- Classes and Objects
- Implementation of OOPs in JavaScript
- Inheritance in JavaScript
- Implementation of Inheritance
- Module in JavaScript
- Implementation of Module
- Callback Function
- Implementation of Callback Function
- Error Handling
- Implementation of Error Handling
- Arrow Function
- Strict Mode
- Reference Object
- JavaScript Application to Find Location
- JavaScript Project – Hotel Billing System
- JavaScript Project – ATM Bank Application
- Understanding the role of React in modern web development
- Setting up the development environment (Node.js, npm, Create React App)
- Exploring JSX syntax and its benefits
- Creating and rendering basic React components
- Differentiating between functional and class components
- Passing data using props
- Composing components for reusable UI elements
- Implementing component hierarchies
- Managing component state with useState
- Understanding component lifecycle methods
- Utilizing useEffect for side effects
- Handling asynchronous operations within components
- Handling user events (clicks, form submissions)
- Managing form inputs with controlled components
- Implementing form validation techniques
- Submitting form data to backend APIs
- Setting up client-side routing with React Router
- Creating navigable links and routes
- Implementing nested and dynamic routes
- Handling route parameters and query strings
- Understanding the Redux architecture (store, actions, reducers)
- Integrating Redux with React applications
- Managing asynchronous actions with middleware (e.g., Redux Thunk)
- Debugging state changes using Redux DevTools
- Applying styles using CSS and CSS Modules
- Implementing styled-components for scoped styling
- Utilizing UI libraries like Material-UI or Bootstrap
- Responsive design principles for mobile compatibility
- Consuming RESTful APIs built with Spring Boot
- Handling HTTP requests using fetch or Axios
- Managing authentication and authorization tokens
- Error handling and displaying feedback to users
- Writing unit tests for components using Jest
- Performing integration tests with React Testing Library
- Mocking API calls for isolated testing
- Ensuring code coverage and reliability
- Building production-ready React applications
- Optimizing performance with code splitting and lazy loading
- Deploying applications to platforms like Netlify, Vercel, or AWS
- Monitoring and analyzing application performance
- What is MongoDB? NoSQL vs SQL
- Features: Schema-less, High Availability, Scalability
- MongoDB Architecture: Collections, Documents, Replica Sets, Sharding
- Local Installation and Setup
- Introduction to MongoDB Atlas (Cloud Database)
- Connecting via MongoDB Compass (GUI) and Shell
- Inserting Documents (insertOne, insertMany)
- Querying Documents (find, projections, filters)
- Updating Documents (updateOne, updateMany)
- Deleting Documents (deleteOne, deleteMany)
- Designing Effective Document Structures
- Embedded vs. Referenced Documents
- Normalization vs. Denormalization
- Designing for Read vs Write Optimization
- Creating Indexes (Single Field, Compound)
- Text Indexing for Search
- Geospatial Indexing
- Query Optimization with explain()
- Aggregation Pipeline Basics ($match, $group, $sort, $project)
- Complex Aggregations and Transformations
- Data Analytics with Aggregations
- MongoDB Java Driver Setup
- Basic CRUD operations from Java
- Using Spring Data MongoDB
- MongoRepository
- Query Methods
- Custom Queries
- Connecting Spring Boot applications with MongoDB
- Transactions (ACID Transactions in Replica Sets)
- Change Streams (Real-Time Data Changes)
- GridFS (Handling Large Files)
- User Roles and Access Control
- Authentication Mechanisms (SCRAM, x.509)
- Encryption (At-Rest and In-Transit)
- Setting up Replica Sets (High Availability)
- Sharding Basics (Horizontal Scaling)
- Backups and Monitoring (Ops Manager, Cloud Manager)
- Introduction to SQL
- SQL Prerequisites
- What is SQL
- Purpose of SQL
- MySQL Server Installation
- SQLYog Installation
- Difference Between DBMS and RDBMS
- SQL Database and Database Server
- Comments in SQL
- What are SQL Commands
- SQL DDL Statements
- SQL DDL Statements – Alter and Drop Command
- Practical Implementation of SQL DDL Command
- SQL DML Statements
- SQL DML Statements – Delete and Update Command
- Practical Implementation of SQL DML Command
- SQL TCL Command
- Practical Implementation of TCL Command
- SQL DCL Command
- Practical Implementation of DCL Command
- What are Data Type in SQL
- String Data Type in SQL
- Numerical Data Type in SQL
- Date Data Type in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Date Data Type in SQL
- What are Operators in SQL
- Arithmetic Operator in SQL
- Relational Operator in SQL
- Logical Operator in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Arithmetic, Relational and Logical Operators
- SQL String Operators
- SQL Like and Not Like Command
- Constraints in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Constraints in SQL
- Order by Clause in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Order by Clause
- GROUP BY and HAVING in SQL
- Practical Implementation of GROUP BY and HAVING in SQL
- Like Command in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Like Command in SQL
- Between and In Command in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Between and In Command
- ANY and ALL Operators
- Alias in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Alias in SQL
- What are Joins in SQL
- Practical Implementation of SQL Joins
- Practical Implementatin of Self Join
- Primary Key and Foreign Key Constraint in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Primary Key and Foreign Key Constraint
- Injection in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Injection
- Null Functions
- Check Constraint in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Check Constraint
- Default Constraint in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Default Constraint
- Null Value in SQL
- Practical Implementations of Null Value in SQL
- Auto Increment in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Auto Increment in SQL
- Aggregate Functions in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Aggregate Functions
- String Functions
- Nested Query in SQL
- Practical Implementation of Nested Query
- SQL Window Function
- Practical Implementation of Window Function
- Bulk Insert in SQL
- Backup and Restore in SQL
- SQL Library Management System Project
- SQL Sales Data Analysis Project
- SQL Restaurant Billing System Project
- SQL Patient Record System Project
- SQL Vehicle Service Booking System Project
- SQL Simple Inventory ans Sales System Project
- SQL Movie Rating System Project
- SQL E-commerce Product Refund and Return Analytics System Project
- What is Advanced Java?
- MVC Architecture
- Application Tiers: Dive into 1-tier, 2-tier, and 3-tier architectures.
- JDBC Basics
- Connecting to a Database
- Executing SQL Queries
- Understanding ORM (Object-Relational Mapping)
- Model Classes and DAO Methods
- Step-by-step exercises for inserting, searching, updating, and deleting data using ORM with DAO.
- Image and File Storage
- Web Application Fundamentals: Overview of web applications, HTTP protocol, and types of web servers.
- Apache Tomcat Setup: Installing and configuring Apache Tomcat for Java-based web applications.
- Introduction to Servlets
- Servlet Basics: Writing and deploying basic servlets using Servlet Interface, GenericServlet, and HttpServlet classes.
- Form Handling
- Session Management: session management techniques, including URL rewriting, cookies, and HttpSession.
- Building an MVC Application
- Advanced Project: Develop a fully functional Student Management System, following MVC architecture with DAO and JDBC.
- Introduction to JSP
- JSP Life Cycle and Directives
- JSP Form Handling
- Session Management in JSP: session management in JSP using URL rewriting, hidden fields, cookies, and HttpSession.
- Using Beans in JSP: useBean, setProperty, and getProperty tags
- useBean in JSP
- Session Management in JSP
- Product Management System
- Web-Based SQL Query Browser.
- Temperature Conversion and Mobile Search Page
- Overview of Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) and its importance
- Evolution, benefits, and key features of Hibernate
- Installing and configuring Hibernate
- Database connection setup in Hibernate
- Integrating Hibernate into a Java project effectively
- Understanding entity classes and mapping strategies in Hibernate
- Primary key generation strategies
- Working with associations: one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to-many mappings
- Basics of HQL for database querying
- Querying entities and associations using HQL
- Named queries and using parameter binding for flexibility
- Overview of the Criteria API for dynamic queries
- Building flexible queries using Criteria
- Query by example and using restrictions for filtering
- Understanding transaction basics in Hibernate
- Strategies for managing transactions effectively
- Concepts of isolation levels and transaction propagation
- First-level and second-level caching in Hibernate
- Configuring cache providers and choosing cache strategies
- Optimization techniques for efficient caching
- Introduction to annotation-based mapping in Hibernate
- Advantages of annotations over XML mapping
- Key annotation configurations for entities and mappings
- Setting up Hibernate with the Spring framework
- Managing Hibernate sessions in a Spring environment
- Transaction management in a Spring-Hibernate setup
- Inheritance mapping strategies and versioning
- Optimistic locking for concurrent data access
- Managing detached objects and merging entities
- Essential design patterns for Hibernate applications
- Performance tuning and optimization techniques
- Error handling, logging, and debugging best practices
- Applying Hibernate knowledge to a complete project
- Project planning, coding, and review for real-world application
- Final project deployment and evaluation
- Overview of the Spring Boot framework and its architecture
- Key benefits and features that simplify application development
- Step-by-step setup of a Spring Boot project from scratch
- Understanding the concept of dependency injection and its role in Spring
- Utilizing Spring Boot’s auto-configuration to streamline configuration tasks
- Customizing auto-configuration to meet specific project requirements
- Fundamentals of RESTful architecture and principles
- Creating REST controllers to handle endpoints efficiently
- Managing HTTP requests and responses in a RESTful environment
- Connecting to relational databases seamlessly
- Using Spring Data JPA for streamlined data access and ORM
- Implementing full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations with ease
- Basics of authentication and authorization in Spring Boot
- Securing RESTful APIs to protect application data
- Implementing OAuth2 for modern, secure authentication processes
- Writing unit tests using JUnit and Mockito for thorough testing
- Integration testing using Spring Boot Test for application-wide tests
- Adopting Test-Driven Development (TDD) to ensure robust code
- Monitoring and managing applications with Spring Boot Actuator
- Implementing caching to optimize performance and reduce load
- Exploring asynchronous programming for responsive applications
- Packaging Spring Boot applications for deployment
- Setting up CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment
- Containerizing applications with Docker and managing with Kubernetes
- Introduction to microservices and their advantages
- Building scalable microservices using Spring Boot
- Setting up service discovery and inter-service communication
- Understanding the basics of reactive programming concepts
- Creating reactive APIs with Spring WebFlux for non-blocking applications
- Working with data streams and handling high-volume, real-time data
- Exploring design patterns commonly used in Spring Boot applications
- Implementing coding best practices for maintainable and scalable code
- Techniques for performance optimization in Spring Boot applications
- Building a complete Spring Boot application from start to finish
- Addressing common challenges faced in real-world applications
- Hands-on projects to deepen understanding and reinforce skills
- Overview of Spring Framework and its ecosystem
- Understanding Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI)
- Setting up the development environment with Maven or Gradle
- Creating a basic Spring application
- Bean lifecycle and scopes
- Autowiring and annotation-based configuration
- Java-based configuration vs. XML configuration
- Using Spring Expression Language (SpEL)
- Integrating JDBC with Spring
- Using Spring’s JdbcTemplate for database operations
- Introduction to Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) with Hibernate
- Implementing transactions and exception handling
- Understanding cross-cutting concerns
- Defining aspects, pointcuts, and advices
- Implementing AOP using annotations
- Use cases: logging, security, and transaction management
- Understanding the Model-View-Controller architecture
- Role of DispatcherServlet in request handling
- Setting up a basic Spring MVC project
- Configuring view resolvers and controllers
- Creating controllers using @Controller annotation
- Mapping requests with @RequestMapping
- Handling path variables and request parameters
- Returning views and model data
- Creating and processing HTML forms
- Binding form data to Java objects using @ModelAttribute
- Implementing form validation with JSR-303 annotations
- Displaying validation errors in views
- Integrating JSP with JSTL for dynamic views
- Using Thymeleaf as a modern templating engine
- Switching between different view resolvers
- Creating reusable templates and fragments
- Understanding REST principles
- Building RESTful APIs using @RestController
- Handling JSON and XML responses
- Implementing CRUD operations for REST endpoints
- Global exception handling with @ControllerAdvice
- Customizing error responses
- Using HandlerInterceptor for request pre/post-processing
- Implementing logging and authentication checks
- Configuring multipart file uploads
- Handling file storage and retrieval
- Implementing file download functionality
- Securing file access and validating file types
- Integrating Spring Security for authentication and authorization
- Configuring security for web applications
- Implementing login, logout, and access control
- Protecting REST endpoints with security annotations
- Traditional IT Systems and Classic Data Centers
- Cloud Computing
- Service Models and Deployments Models
- Cloud Overview
- Global Infrastructure and components
- Free Tier in AWS
- Practical Implementation of Free Tier
- Service Categories in AWS
- What is IAM, Users, Groups and Roles
- Practical Implementation of IAM
- IAM Policies in AWS
- Practical Implementation of IAM Policies
- IAM Security Tools in AWS
- Practical Implementation of IAM Security Tools
- How to Access AWS Resources
- AWS CLI
- IAM Best Practices in AWS
- What is EC2
- Creating First Instance
- EC2 Instances Types
- Security Groups in AWS
- Practical Implementation of Security Group
- SSH and Instance Connect
- Stopping and Terminating Instance
- Instance Purchasing Option in AWS
- What is Amazon Elastic Block Storage
- Creating EBS Volumes
- What is Amazon EBS Snapshots
- Practical Implementation of EBS Snapshots
- What is Amazon Elastic File System
- Creating Shares File System using EFS
- High Availability
- Elastic Load Balancers in AWS
- Application Load Balancer
- Network Load Balancer
- Auto Scaling Group in AWS
- Practical Implementation of Auto Scaling Group
- Simple Storage Service in AWS
- Creating S3 Buckets
- Bucket Policy and Hosting Static Website
- Storage Classes and Versioning in AWS
- Practical Implementation of Storage Classes and Versioning
- S3 Encryption
- Storage Gateway
- Database Offerings in AWS
- Amazon RDS and Aurora
- Practical Implementation of Amazon RDS
- Amazon Deployment Options
- Amazon DynamoDB
- Amazon DynamoDB Tables
- Amazon Redshift
- IP Addressing
- VPC and Components in AWS
- VPC Implementation
- NACL and Security Groups in AWS
- Implementation of NACL
- VPC Endpoints
- Transit Gateway
- Introduction to CloudFormation
- Practical Implementation of CloudFormation
- Elastic Beanstalk in AWS
- Elastic Beanstalk Implementation
- CodeDeploy in AWS
- CodeCommit in AWS
- CodeBuild in AWS
- CodePipeline in AWS
- CodeArtifact in AWS
- Shared Responsibility Model in AWS
- Security and Compliance Services in AWS
- WAF and Shield in AWS
- Encryption uisng KMS in AWS
- Encryption using KMS Implementation
- Firewall Manager in AWS
- Secrete Manager Service in AWS
- Secrete Manager Service Implementation
- Security and Compliance Services in AWS
- What is CloudWatch in AWS
- CloudWatch Implementation
- EventBridge in AWS
- CloudTrail in AWS
- CloudTrail Implementation
- TrsutedAdvisor in AWS
- Integration and Decoupling Services in AWS
- What is Amazon SQS
- Amazon SQS Implementation
- What is Amazon SNS
- Amazon SNS Implementation
- Need for Global Application Services
- Route 53 in AWS
- CloudFront in AWS
- Global Accelertor in AWS
- What is Amazon Data Analytics Services
- Athena in AWS
- Implementation of Athena
- Amazon Kinesis in AWS
- Amazon Kinesis Implementation
- Amazon Glue
- Amazon QuickSight
- Server Less Offerings in AWS
- Lambda in AWS
- Implementation of Lambda
- API Gateway in AWS
- Organizations Service in AWS
- Control Tower in AWS
- CostExplorer in AWS
- Budgets in AWS
- Cost Optimization in AWS
- Well Architected Framework in AWS
- Cloud Adoption Framework in AWS
- Cloud Migration Strategies in AWS
- Database Migration Service in AWS
- AI and ML Services Overview in AWS
- Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service
- Support Plans in AWS
- Exam CLF-C02
- How to Prepare for the AWS Exam?
- Sample Questions of AWS
- Practical Tips
- Overview of Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
- Prerequisites for DSA
- Arrays and Collections in Java
- Introduction to Stack in Java
- Stack Operations with Arrays: Implement push, pop, and display functions
- Practical Stack Menu: Designing interactive menu-driven stack applications
- Stack with Collections: Using Java’s Stack class for enhanced stack operations
- Convert infix expressions to postfix and prefix
- What is a Queue?
- Implementing Queue with Arrays
- Priority Queues
- Deque Operations
- Queue with Collections
- Introduction to Linked Lists:
- Understanding single, doubly, and circular linked lists
- Basic Operations: Creating, displaying, and modifying linked lists
- Advanced Operations Without Collections
- Insertion, deletion, and searching within linked lists
- Reverse-order display of linked lists
- Introduction to Recursion
- Types of Recursion
- Basics of Trees
- Binary and Binary search trees
- Traversal Techniques: In-order, pre-order, and post-order traversal
- Binary Search Tree (BST)
- Constructing and managing BSTs without collections
- Search, insert, and delete operations in a BST
- AVL Trees, Red-Black Trees, and B-Trees
- Heap trees and Threaded Binary Trees
- Linear Search
- Binary Search: Efficient search with ordered data
- Implementations: Practice coding both algorithms for mastery
- Linear, bubble, and selection sorts
- Insertion, radix, and shell sort
- Quick Sort and Merge Sort
- Sorting Collections
- Calculating address in arrays, bounds, and complexities
- Big O Notation
- Time complexity analysis with coding examples
- Tower of Hanoi
- Introduction to Graphs
- Basics of graph theory, representations,
- Graph Algorithms
- Kruskal’s Algorithm and Prim’s Algorithm for minimum spanning trees
- Dijkstra’s Algorithm for shortest paths
- Floyd-Warshall Algorithm for all-pairs shortest paths
- Breadth First Search Algorithm
- Depth First Search Algorithm
- What is Hashing
- Overview of Jira and its role in agile project management
- Understanding different Jira products: Jira Software, Jira Core, Jira Service Management
- Navigating the Jira interface and dashboards
- Setting up a Jira account and creating a new project
- Understanding Scrum and Kanban methodologies
- Creating and managing Scrum boards
- Setting up Kanban boards for continuous workflow
- Configuring sprints, backlogs, and epics
- Creating and editing issues: stories, tasks, bugs, and epics
- Assigning issues to team members and setting priorities
- Tracking issue status and progress through workflows
- Utilizing labels, components, and versions for organization
- How default workflows and transitions work
- Creating workflows that fit your team’s process
- Adding rules: conditions, validators, and post-functions
- Applying workflow schemes across projects
- Utilizing Jira Query Language (JQL) for advanced issue searches
- Creating and saving custom filters
- Generating reports: burndown charts, velocity charts, and control charts
- Setting up dashboards with gadgets for real-time insights
- Linking Jira with Bitbucket or Git repositories
- Tracking commits, branches, and pull requests within Jira
- Automating development workflows using Jira Automation rules
- Integrating with CI/CD tools like Jenkins for build tracking
- Managing user roles and permissions
- Configuring project settings: issue types, screens, and fields
- Setting up notification schemes and email alerts
- Maintaining project integrity through permission schemes
- Implementing best practices for issue tracking and project management
- Optimizing workflows for team efficiency
- Regularly reviewing and refining Jira configurations
- Staying updated with Jira’s latest features and updates
- Understanding version control systems and the role of Git
- Setting up Git and configuring user information
- Creating a GitHub account and exploring the interface
- Cloning repositories and understanding repository structures
- Starting a new Git project and tracking changes
- Staging updates and writing meaningful commit messages
- Understanding Git internals: Working directory, staging area, and repository
- Viewing past changes and comparing code versions
- Creating and switching between branches
- Safely merging code and handling conflicts
- Fast-forward vs three-way merges (made easy)
- Cleaning up: Deleting local and remote branches
- Forking repositories and submitting pull requests
- Reviewing code and providing feedback through comments
- Managing issues and tracking bugs or feature requests
- Utilizing GitHub Projects for task management
- Rebasing branches and understanding its use cases
- Cherry-picking commits across branches
- Stashing changes for later use
- Tagging releases and understanding semantic versioning
- Connecting GitHub with Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) tools
- Automating workflows using GitHub Actions
- Managing environment variables and secrets securely
- Deploying applications directly from GitHub repositories
- Implementing branch protection rules
- Setting up required reviews and status checks
- Understanding and managing access permissions
- Utilizing Dependabot for dependency management
- System Design is the process of defining the architecture, components, and data flow of a scalable application.
- Key goals: Scalability, Performance, Availability, Maintainability
- Topics to introduce:
- High-Level Design (HLD): How systems are broken into components (e.g., frontend, backend, database, caching)
- Low-Level Design (LLD): Class diagrams, API contracts, and database schema
- Concepts: Load Balancers, Database Sharding, Caching (Redis), Message Queues (Kafka), and Microservices
- Useful for interviews and real-world architecture planning.
- Git is a distributed version control system that tracks changes in code over time.
- Helps developers collaborate, branch, and merge code safely.
- Core concepts:
- Repository (repo) – A project tracked by Git.
- Commit – A snapshot of your code changes.
- Branch – A separate line of development (e.g., feature/login).
- Merge – Combining branches back together.
- Common commands to introduce: git init, git clone, git add, git commit, git push, git pull, git status, git checkout, and git merge.
- JUnit is the most widely used testing framework for Java applications.
- It allows developers to write unit tests to verify individual pieces of logic (e.g., methods or functions).
- Helps ensure code correctness, prevent bugs, and supports Test-Driven Development (TDD).
- Key concepts:
- @Test annotation – Marks a method as a test case
- @BeforeEach, @AfterEach – Setup/cleanup before and after tests
- Assertions: assertEquals(), assertTrue(), etc.
- Commonly used in combination with Maven, Spring Boot, and CI/CD pipelines.
Java Projects
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Online Discussion Forum System
Develop a dynamic forum where users can create topics, participate in discussions, and share ideas, with a secure Java backend and interactive user interface.Language Translator
Build a multilingual translator application that detects and translates text or speech in real-time, powered by APIs and Java backend services.Ecommerce – Online Shopping
Create a user-friendly e-commerce platform with product catalogs, secure payment integration, and order tracking using Java and RESTful APIs. -
Online Banking Project
Design a secure online banking system where users can transfer money, check account balances, and manage transactions seamlessly with a robust Java backend.CMS (Content Management System)
Develop a powerful CMS to create, edit, and publish web content effortlessly, with user role management and data security at its core.Uber – Rent A Car
Build a car rental platform where users can book rides, track drivers in real-time, and manage payments using Java-powered backend solutions. -
Web-Based Job Portal
Build a platform where job seekers apply seamlessly, and recruiters manage postings with advanced search filters, gaining hands-on experience in scalable web application development.Online Learning Portal
Build an interactive learning platform with video lessons, quizzes, and progress tracking, designed to deliver a personalized and scalable user experience powered by Java.Online Electronic Store
Build an electronics shopping website with product filters, shopping cart, and order management, featuring a responsive design and secure Java APIs.
Tools and Technologies You’ll Learn in Full Stack Web Development with Java


In our Full Stack Web Development with Java Bootcamp, you will learn
This Bootcamp is designed to make you job-ready and confident in the exciting world of Java!

Core Java Programming

Advanced Java Features

Data Structures and Algorithms

Building Full Stack Applications

Web Development Fundamentals

Hands-On Real-World Projects

Mastering Databases with SQL

Get Job Ready
Java Case Studies
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Java at Amazon
Amazon uses Java to manage millions of transactions, product searches, and orders smoothly. Its scalability ensures fast shopping, secure payments, and efficient inventory tracking worldwide.Java at Salesforce
Salesforce uses Java to build secure and scalable CRM solutions, helping businesses manage customer data, automate processes, and streamline operations efficiently.Java at Instagram
Instagram uses Java to manage large-scale data storage, ensuring smooth photo and video sharing. It helps handle millions of user interactions, keeping the platform fast and reliable. -
Java at SAP
SAP relies on Java to power its ERP systems, helping businesses automate processes, manage data, and streamline operations efficiently.Java at Adobe
Adobe uses Java to develop scalable software solutions like Adobe Experience Manager, ensuring seamless digital content management and cross-platform compatibility.Java at Zoom
Java supports Zoom’s backend systems, delivering scalable and seamless video conferencing and meeting scheduling capabilities. -
Java at Oracle
Oracle employs Java to create enterprise-grade applications, including its industry-leading database solutions, known for reliability and performance.Java at Intel
Intel incorporates Java into its IoT solutions, powering edge computing devices and enabling seamless smart environment integration.Java at NASA
NASA leverages Java for mission-critical systems, including simulations, data analysis, and spacecraft control, ensuring precision and reliability in space exploration. -
Java at Slack
Slack uses Java to support its real-time messaging infrastructure, enabling seamless communication and instant message delivery for millions of users worldwide.Java at Microsoft
Microsoft integrates Java into its Azure cloud platform, allowing developers to build scalable applications and enterprise solutions efficiently.Java at Dropbox
Dropbox relies on Java to manage secure file storage and fast syncing, ensuring users can access their data anytime, from any device.
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TechVidvan-DataFlair | Others | |
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Cost Efficiency | ✅ Value for money, multiple flexible payment options | Often overpriced or hidden charges |
Curriculum | ✅ Updated as per industry requirements | Often lagging behind industry trends |
Real-World Projects | ✅ Hands-on, industry-aligned tasks & case studies | Theoretical, generic, or minimal practical exercises |
Career Services | ✅ End-to-end résumé building, interview prep, & networking | Basic or nonexistent career help |
Mentorship & Guidance | ✅ 1:1 mentorship, personalized growth plans | Limited or no dedicated mentorship |
Job Guarantee | ✅ Structured placement support & assured opportunities | No guarantee or vague placement assistance |
Instructor Expertise | ✅ Industry-Expert Trainers | Varies Widely |
Practical-Based Learning | ✅ Hands-On Approach | Theory-Focused |
Industry-Renowned Certificate | ✅ Globally Recognized | Lesser-Known Certification |
Placement & Career Support | ✅ Comprehensive Assistance | Minimal Support |
Doubt Clearing | ✅ Instant live support & Q&A sessions with experts | Forum-based or slow responses |
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Full Stack Java Web Development Course FAQs
Full Stack Development with Java involves mastering front-end and back-end skills to build complete, functional web applications.
Anyone aiming to become a full-stack developer, including beginners in programming and experienced developers wanting to expand their skill set.
Basic understanding of programming helps, but we cover essential concepts, making it accessible for beginners as well.
You’ll master Java fundamentals, Object-Oriented Programming, data structures, collections, and essential libraries.
Java’s versatility, scalability, and extensive frameworks make it a powerful choice for building robust full-stack applications.
Yes, the course covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and modern front-end frameworks to ensure a complete skill set.
We focus on Spring Boot, a leading framework for developing secure, high-performance web applications.
We explore SQL and NoSQL databases, teaching you to use MySQL and MongoDB for flexible data handling.
Absolutely! You’ll build real-world projects that reinforce each concept and allow you to practice your skills hands-on.
Full Stack Java developers are highly sought after, with opportunities in fields like software development, consulting, and tech startups.