Description
Program Overview
Duration: 8 Weeks (15 hours per week)
Mode: Online / Classroom
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of programming concepts (preferably in Java)
Benefits:
– Internship certificate upon completion
– Hands-on experience with real-world projects
– Build at least 20 projects
– Placement referrals
Week 1: Introduction to Java Programming (15 hours)
Day 1-2: Java Basics
– Java Development Kit (JDK) and Integrated Development Environment (IDE) setup
– Basic syntax, data types, variables, and operators
– Control structures (if-else, switch, loops)
Day 3-4: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
– Classes and objects
– Inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction
– Exception handling
Day 5: Java Collections Framework
– Lists, Sets, Maps
– Iterators and Streams
Day 6: Project 1: Simple Java Console Application
– Build a basic Java application (e.g., a personal task manager)
Week 2: Advanced Java and SQL Basics (15 hours)
Day 1-2: Advanced Java Concepts
– Threads and concurrency
– File I/O operations
– Serialization
Day 3-4: Introduction to SQL and Databases
– Basic SQL queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
– Database design principles
– Introduction to JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
Day 5: Project 2: Java Application with Database Integration
– Create a simple CRUD application connected to a database
Week 3: Introduction to Web Development with Java (15 hours)
Day 1-2: Web Development Basics
– Introduction to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
– Building a static website
Day 3-4: Servlets and JSP
– Basics of Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP)
– Request and response handling
Day 5: Project 3: Simple Java Web Application
– Build a basic web application using Servlets and JSP (e.g., a blog)
Week 4: Introduction to Spring Framework (15 hours)
Day 1-2: Spring Core
– Introduction to Spring Framework
– Dependency Injection (DI) and Inversion of Control (IoC)
Day 3-4: Spring MVC
– Basics of Spring MVC
– Controllers, Services, and Repositories
Day 5: Project 4: Spring MVC Application
– Create a simple Spring MVC application (e.g., a task management system)
Week 5: Front-End Development (15 hours)
Day 1-2: Introduction to React
– Basics of React (Components, Props, State)
– React Hooks and functional components
Day 3-4: Connecting React with Java Backend
– Setting up RESTful APIs in Java
– Fetching data from APIs in React
Day 5: Project 5: Full-Stack Application with React and Java
– Build a full-stack application integrating React frontend and Java backend (e.g., a product catalog)
Week 6: Advanced Spring and REST APIs (15 hours)
Day 1-2: Spring Boot
– Introduction to Spring Boot
– Building RESTful services with Spring Boot
Day 3-4: Security and Authentication
– Basics of Spring Security
– Implementing user authentication and authorization
Day 5: Project 6: RESTful API with Spring Boot
– Create a RESTful API for a simple application (e.g., user management system)
Week 7: Deployment and DevOps (15 hours)
Day 1-2: Deployment Basics
– Introduction to web hosting and deployment
– Deploying a Java application on a web server (e.g., Apache Tomcat)
Day 3-4: Introduction to Docker
– Basics of Docker and containerization
– Dockerizing a Java application
Day 5: Project 7: Deploy a Full-Stack Application
– Deploy the full-stack application built earlier using Docker and a cloud service
Week 8: Capstone Projects and Career Preparation (15 hours)
Day 1-3: Capstone Projects
– Work on individual or group capstone projects (choose from the projects built earlier or create a new one)
Day 4: Internship Preparation
– Resume building and interview preparation
– Mock interviews and career advice
Day 5: Placement Referrals and Closing
– Placement referrals to partner companies
– Feedback session and program wrap-up
Internship and Certification
Internship Certificate:
Participants will receive an internship certificate upon successful completion of the training program and capstone projects.
Hands-on Experience:
Participants will work on a variety of projects throughout the course, ensuring practical experience.
Project Portfolio:
Build at least 20 projects, including individual and group projects, to demonstrate practical skills.
Placement Referrals:
Participants will receive referrals to potential employers based on their performance and project work during the training.
