Java Full Stack
Master Java Full Stack course, which equips learners with skills to build end-to-end web applications using Java for backend development, along with frontend technologies.
1. Gain expertise in both front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React) and back-end technologies (Java, Spring Framework, SQL databases), ensuring a well-rounded skill set for building complete web applications.
2. Implementing state-of-the-art tools and methodologies for efficient web application development.
3. Engage in hands-on projects and real-world scenarios to apply your knowledge, enhance problem-solving skills, and build a professional portfolio that showcases your ability to design, develop, and deploy full-stack applications.
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Course Content
1.Core Java
1.1. Intro to Programming laguage
1.2. Variables and data types
1.3. Operators and methods
1.4. Decision statement and looping statement
1.5. Array and 2D array
1.6. Object Oriented Fundamentals
1.7. OOPs
1.8. Encapsulation & Data Hiding
1.9. Is-A relationship Inheritance
1.10. Polymorphism
1.11. Abstraction
1.12. Has-A relationship
1.13. Object class
1.14. Strings
1.15. Exception & Exception Handling
1.16. Wrapper class
1.17. Collection Framework in Java
1.18. Java 8 Feature
1.19. Multithreading
1.20. Functional programming (Stream API)
2.JDBC
2.1. Introduction to JDBC
2.2 What is the difference between file and database?
2.3. What is JDBC API
2.4. Steps to connect to database
2.5. Create Statement using : Statement
2.6. Create Statement using : PreparedStatement
2.7. Execute Query using : execute method / execute-update method/ execute-query method
2.8. Batch Execution
2.9. Create maven project to perform CRUD operation using JDBC
2.10. Create Procedure in DB
2.11. What is DB metadata
2.12. What is ResultSet metadata
2.13. Create Connection Pool Practical
3.Hibernate with JPA
3.1. Introduction to Hibernate ORM frame work
3.2. Rules to create entity class
3.3. Prerequisite to perform CRUD operations
3.4. Perform CRUD operations in action
3.5. Create primary key (or) composite key in Hibernate
3.6. What is hibernate mapping?
3.7. one-to-one mapping (uni-direction) / (bi directional) mapping
3.8. one-to-many mapping (uni-direction) / (bi directional) mapping
3.9. one-to-many mapping (uni-direction) / (bi directional) mapping
3.10. many-to-many (uni-direction) /(bi directional) mapping
3.11. Practical use of all hibernate annotations
3.12. Cascade Types
3.13. Generation types
3.14. Hibernate first level cache : Programming
3.15. Hibernate second level cache : Programming
3.16. Hibernate life cycle
4.Spring
4.1. Spring security
4.2. Micro service
5.HTML
5.1. Introduction to HTML
5.2. HTML 5 Basics
5.3. Helper Elements to structure web page
5.4. Anchor and Hyperlinks
5.5. HTML Multimedia and its embedding
5.6. HTML Frame
5.7. Advance Concepts in HTML
5.8. HTML References
6.CSS
6.1. CSS Selectors
6.2. CSS Units
6.3. Typography and Text Styling
6.4. Box Model
6.5. CSS Colours
6.6. CSS Backgrounds
6.7. CSS Layouts
6.8. CSS Animations
6.9. Responsive Web Design
6.10. CSS Frameworks
6.11. CSS List
6.12. CSS Table
6.13. CSS Functions
6.14. Specificity
6.15. Z-Index
6.16. CSS Opacity
6.17. CSS Image Sprites
6.18. CSS Entities
6.19. Filter
7.JavaScript
7.1. Introduction to JavaScript
7.2. JS File
7.3. Output methods
7.4. Variables
7.5. Tokens
7.6. Hoisting
7.7. Operators
7.8. Statements
7.9. Data types
7.10. Typecasting
7.11. Primitive and Non-primitive data types
7.12. JSON
7.13. Copying in JS
7.14. This keyword
7.15. Prototype
7.16. Functions prototype methods
7.17. OOP's
7.18. ES6 Class
7.19. Synchronicity in JS
7.20. Promises
7.21. Browser Storage
7.22. DOM
7.23. DOM events
7.24. Event Propagation
8.SQL
8.1. Introduction To SQL
8.2. Datatypes
8.3. Constraints
8.4. Overview of SQL Statements
8.5. Data Query Language (DQL)
8.6. Operator
8.7. Function
8.8. Grouping
8.9. Sorting
8.10. Subquery
8.11. Joins
8.12. Co-Related Subquery
8.13. Data Definition Language (DDL)
8.14. Data Manipulation Language
8.15. Transaction Control Language
8.16. Data Control Language
8.17. Normalization
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Highlights about the Course
Who this course is for?
- Individuals keen on mastering Java for full-stack web development.
- Developers looking to expand their skills in Java-based front-end and back-end technologies.
- Professionals are shifting into web development, focusing on Java’s robust capabilities for building modern web applications.
Why take this course?
- Gain proficiency in both front-end (HTML, CSS, JavaScript frameworks) and back-end (Java, Spring Boot) technologies crucial for full-stack development.
- Acquire in-demand skills in Java full-stack development, boosting your employability and enabling you to tackle complex web development projects with confidence.
- By mastering Java full-stack development, you can stay competitive in the field and enhance your career prospects.
What you will learn?
- Java Full Stack Development: Master front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript frameworks) and back-end technologies (Java, Spring Boot) for building scalable and responsive web applications.
- Learn to integrate SQL and NoSQL databases (like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB) into your Java applications, ensuring efficient data management and retrieval.
- Gain proficiency in designing and implementing RESTful APIs using the Spring Framework, enabling seamless communication between front-end and back-end components of your applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Often asked questions from our wonderful partners
What are the courses offered by Innovator Hub?
Innovator Hub offers a variety of courses in software testing, including manual testing, automation testing, performance testing, and advanced testing techniques using tools like Selenium. They also offer training in programming languages like Java and Python.
Are the courses at Innovator Hub is Suitable for biginners?
Yes, Innovator Hub courses are designed to cater to all levels of learners, from beginners to advanced professionals. They provide foundational courses for those new to the field as well as advanced courses for experienced professionals looking to upskill.
What is the duration of the course offered by Innovator Hub?
The duration of courses varies depending on the specific course and the level of depth it covers. Typically, courses can range from 6 weeks to 3 months.
Does Innovator Hub offeres any placement assistance?
Yes, Innovator Hub provides job placement assistance to its students. They have tie-ups with various companies and conduct regular placement drives to help students secure jobs in the software testing industry.
What are the prerequisities for enrolling in a course at Innovator Hub?
There are no strict prerequisites for most courses. However, a basic understanding of programming concepts and software development can be beneficial. Some advanced courses may require prior knowledge in specific areas, which is described under courses FAQs.