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Java Full Stack Course Modules and Syllabus

Introduction To Web And Basic HTML Tags

 

  • Pieces that make the web work
  • Introduction to front-end
  • Basic structure of an HTML page
  • Attributes, elements and relationships
  • Comments
  • Basic tags – Paragraph, headings, hr, br
  • Basic attributes – ID and class
  • Anchor tags
  • Including CSS
  • Including JS

Structuring Content Using HTML Tags

 

  • Classification of elements – Block and in line
  • Container tags – Div and span, and when to use them
  • Semantic tags
  • Including media – Images, audio and video
  • Responsive media
  • Lists – Ordered and unordered list
  • Un styled lists and list-based menus
  • Presenting tabular data
  • Styling tables

Working with Forms

 

  • Introduction to forms
  • What happens when a form is submitted
  • Pieces of a simple form – Form, text input with name attribute, submit button
  • Submitting data to another page (action attribute)
  • Responsive media
  • Changing the HTTP method used for submission (method attribute)
  • Adding a label
  • Default value for inputs
  • Types of buttons
  • Various input types – Password, text area, check box, radio buttons, select dropdown, file input
  • HTML5 input types – Email, URL, number, date
  • HTML5 input and form attributes – Required, placeholder, no validate

Deeper Understanding of Client-Server Communication

 

  • Symbols in HTML
  • HTTP Basics
  • Introduction to chrome dev tools – The network tab
  • Understanding parts of a URL
  • Further exploration

 

Introduction to CSS, CSS Inheritance and Various Selectors

 

  • Including CSS
  • Choosing the way to include CSS
  • User-agent styles
  • Parts of a CSS rule
  • Selectors – Universal, ID, class, type, attribute
  • Pseudo classes – Link-related classes
  • Structural Pseudo classes –
  • Combinators – No spaces, child selector, descendant selector, combining selectors using comma
  • Inheritance – Initial and inherit values

The Cascade, Specificity and Style Resolution

 

  • Cascade – User-agent vs author styles
  • Reset style sheet
  • Normalize Style sheet
  • Cascade of embedded styles, external style sheets, inline styles
  • Introduction to specificity – how selectors affects styles applied
  • Specificity – ID vs class vs type selector
  • Specificity calculation and style resolution in case of complex selectors
  • Use of !important
  • Units for CSS properties – United and unitless, absolute vs relative
  • Default values for properties (initial values)
  • Computed and resolved styles

Important CSS Properties

 

  • Box model in depth
  • Various ways of specifying colors
  • Background properties
  • Using background properties with image sprites
  • Typography related properties
  • Handling overflow
  • Hiding elements
  • Floats

Deeper Understanding of Client-Server Communication

 

  • Introduction to responsive web design (RWD)
  • Fluid layouts
  • Fluid images
  • Media queries
  • Further exploration

Introduction, Variables, Scopes & Data Types

 

  • History of JavaScript
  • Setting up the environment
  • Running JavaScript in the browser and Node
  • Comments
  • Variables and primitive data types
  • Variable scopes, scope chain
  • Using arrays
  • The type of operator

Operators, Control Flow & Functions

 

  • Variable hosting
  • Operators and expressions
  • Control flow – Branching and looping
  • Function declaration and usage
  • Anonymous function and function expression
  • IIFE
  • Function hoisting
  • Functions call context (this keyword)
  • Handling variable number of arguments
  • Callbacks – passing functions as arguments

Functions (Continued) & Objects

 

  • Returning functions
  • Closures
  • Object declaration using literal syntax
  • Accessing properties and methods
  • Adding and deleting properties
  • Listing object properties – for..in loop and object.keys()
  • Constructor function and the new keyword
  • Function – functions as objects
  • call(), apply() and bind() as methods of functions

Built-in Objects and Functions

 

  • Array methods
  • Date methods
  • JSON
  • Number methods
  • String methods

Exception Handling & Browser Objects

 

  • Strict mode execution
  • Error objects
  • Exception handling
  • Window
  • Navigator
  • Location
  • History

DOM and Event Handling

 

  • The document object
  • Nodes and the DOM tree
  • Node relationships and DOM tree traversal
  • Methods for DOM manipulation
  • Various browser events
  • Different ways to handle events
  • Event object properties and methods

What is  React JS?

 

  • ReactJS Introduction
  • Advantages of ReactJS
  • Work flow of ReactJS
  • ScopeofReactJS

Overview of  JSX

 

  • Introduction of Virtual DOM.
  • Difference between JS and JSX.
  • React Components overview
  • Containers and components
  • What is Child Components?
  • What is Namespaced components?
  • What are the JavaScript expressions available in JSX?

React JS EnvironmentSetups

 

  • Node setup
  • How to use NPM?
  • How to create package.jsonand purpose of it?
  • ES6 Introduction and features.
  • Webpack Overview
  • Best IDE for ReactJS and How to write optimized code in ReactJS?
  • ReactJSbrowser plugins overview.

A Real-Time Application By Using ReactJS

 

  • Create a React component with JSX template.
  • How to create Nested Components?
  • What is React JS render?
  • React Props overview.
  • Introduction of Props validation with data types.
  • Flow of States, Initialize states and update states.

ReactJS  Forms  and UI

 

  • Lists of Form components.
  • Setup Controlled and Uncontrolled form components.
  • Control Input elements.
  • How to set default values on all formats of Input elements.
  • ReactJS Form validations.
  • How to write Styles?
  • Animations overview

ReactJS ComponentLife Cycles Overview

 

  • Initial Render
  • Props Change
  • Stage Change
  • Component will Mount
  • Component did Mount
  • Component Un mount

Routing in  ReactJS  and  Other  JS  Concepts

 

  • Single Page Application Overview.
  • How to configure React Router?
  • History of Router
  • How to Handle Conditional statement in JSX?
  • IIFE in JSX for complex logic overview.

Eventhandling in JSX

 

  • onBlur, onKeyUp, onChangeand other useful primary events in React JS.
  • How to Sharing events between the components?

How  To  Write  Styles  in  ReactJS?

 

  • CSS and inline styles in React JS overview.
  • Introduction to styled components
  • Real-time Practicals
  • Styling the application using styled component
  • How to use Animations In the Application.

React  Router  With  Navigation

 

  • How to Load the router library?
  • Configure the React Router?
  • How to Pass and receive parameters?
  • Integration of React-cookie overview.

Flux,  Redux  Overview

 

  • What is Flux Architecture?
  • What are the Flux Components available?
  • Stores.
  • Dispatchers.
  • View Controllers.
  • Actions.
  • Views.
  • How Flux works?
  • Flux and React works together.
  • Introduction to One Store.
  • Provider Component
  • Actions.
  • Reducers.
  • sagas
  • Dispatchers
  • View Controllers
  • Selector

React Server Integration & Deployment

 

  • https
  • https ter
  • npm

Hooks

 

  • Understanding Hooks
  • The use State hook
  • Side effects using the use Effect hook
  • The use Context hook
  • The use Reducer hook
  • Writing your own hook

Code Splitting

 

  • Code splitting & Suspense
  • Route Based Code Splitting
  • Lazy Loading

Coding Fundamental and Basics of Programming

 

  • Basics of programming
  • Programming environment
  • Fundamental keywords
  • Basic operators
  • Decision making operators
  • Loop statements
  • Functions in the program
  • File I/O

Introduction of Java with Commands

 

  • History of Java
  • Operating environment
  • Eclipse configuration
  • Identifiers
  • Classes and objects
  • Declarations
  • Java operators

Concept of OOPs

 

  • OOPS
  • Abstraction
  • Encapsulation
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism

Classes, Interfaces, Enum etc.

 

  • Classes
  • Interfaces
  • Enum

Control Statements

 

  • If statement
  • While statement
  • For
  • Do-while
  • Continue

I/O and Arrays

 

  • Sending input to program
  • Displaying output
  • Displaying output as error
  • Arrays
  • One dimensional arrays
  • Two dimensional arrays

String, Math, Formatted etc.

 

  • Strings
  • Identifying length of string
  • String comparing
  • Searching within string
  • Replacing string
  • Math functions
  • Formatting strings

Packages

 

  • Naming conventions in packages
  • Creating package
  • Importing all classes in package

Exception Handling

 

  • Why exception handling
  • Keywords in exception handling
  • Identifiers
  • Try-catch
  • Throw
  • Finally

Wrapper Classes

 

  • Wrappers
  • Creating wrapper objects
  • Built in wrapper conversion utilities

Generic

 

  • Why generics
  • Type safety
  • Create generic methods
  • Generics constructors
  • Generics interfaces
  • Generics restrictions

Collections

 

  • Goals of collection
  • Collection interfaces
  • Iterator
  • Map

Files & Threads

 

  • Reading a file
  • Writing a file
  • Appending to existing file
  • Check file exists
  • Delete file, asynchronous process
  • What is thread
  • Run a method parallely

Anonymous Inner Class

 

  • Inner classes
  • Nested top level class
  • Member class
  • Local class
  • Anonymous classes

JAVA 8 – Lambda Expression and Default Methods

 

  • Lambda e expressions
  • Convert interfaces to Lambda expressions
  • Convert anonymous classes to Lambda  expressions’
  • Default methods

Predefined Functional Interface

 

  • Identify functional interface
  • Create functional interface
  • Categories of functional interface
  • Predicates
  • Consumer
  • Functions
  • Supplier

Streams

 

  • Streams
  • For Each
  • Int Stream
  • Map
  • Filter
  • Limit
  • Skip
  • Collect

Date & Time API

 

  • Date & time objects
  • Manipulate date operations
  • Date formatters

Maven

 

  • Introduction
  • Installation & setup
  • Creating maven project
  • Build lifecycle
  • Dependency management
  • Excluding maven dependencies

Tomcat

 

  • Architecture
  • Installing Tomcat
  • Running Tomcat
  • Shutdown Tomcat
  • Running two servers

Spring Boot Basics CLI

 

  • How to create a spring boot application in IDE Spring Tool Suite
  • How to create a spring boot application from Spring Spring

Boot Restful Services

 

  • Restful web services
  • Post Man
  • REST operations
  • Create
  • Read
  • Update
  • Delete

Spring Boot JPA

 

  • Persistence
  • ORM
  • H2
  • CRUD operations using JPA

Actuator

 

  • Production ready features
  • Integrate Spring Boot Actuator
  • Enable all metrics in Actuator
  • Health Endpoint
  • Customize health Endpoint
  • Endpoint
  • Info Endpoint
  • Metrics Endpoint

Logging, Profiles & Security

 

  • Logging configuration
  • White label error page
  • Spring profiles & configuration
  • Spring security using JWT

Spring Boot Restful Services

 

  • Aspect oriented programming
  • Caching

JPA

 

  • Spring data overview
  • Repository overview
  • Spring data JPA
  • Crud Repository
  • Paging And Sorting Repository
  • Jpa Repository
  • Query methods
  • Named & native queries
  • Async queries

Mongo DB

 

  • No SQL
  • Key value pair
  • Column family
  • Graph
  • Document based
  • Mongo DB vs RDBMS
  • Install Mongo DB & Compass
  • Databases
  • Collections
  • CRUD document
  • Projection
  • Sort, skip & limit
  • Indexing & aggregation
  • Backup & restore

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Java/J2EE Course

Java is a high-level, object-oriented programming language developed by Sun Microsystems (now owned by Oracle) in 1995. It is platform-independent, meaning Java code can run on any device or operating system that has a Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Java is widely used for building web applications, enterprise software, mobile apps, and more.

 

  • Platform Independence: Write Once, Run Anywhere (WORA).
  • Object-Oriented: Supports concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
  • Robust: Includes features like garbage collection and exception handling.
  • Secure: Provides built-in security features like bytecode verification and runtime restrictions.
  • Multithreading: Enables multiple threads to execute concurrently.

When it comes to mastering Java full-stack development, TesDBAcademy stands out as one of the top Java coaching classes in Chennai.

With 15+ years of experience, we offer a comprehensive curriculum that covers both front-end and back-end technologies, ensuring you gain the skills needed to excel in today’s competitive job market.

Our 100% job-oriented training, expert instructors, and dedicated placement assistance make us the preferred choice for aspiring developers.

Yes, you can learn Java full-stack development in 3 months with dedication and the right guidance.

At TesDBAcademy, we offer an intensive, 3-month program designed to take you from a beginner to a job-ready full-stack developer.

Our curriculum is structured to cover all essential topics, including core Java, advanced J2EE concepts, front-end and back-end development, and real-world projects, ensuring you gain the skills needed to succeed in a short time.

The cost of a full-stack course can vary, but at TesDBAcademy, we offer competitive and affordable fees for our comprehensive Java/J2EE full-stack program.

We believe in providing high-quality education that is accessible to everyone, without compromising on the quality of training.

Contact us today to learn more about our flexible payment options and discounts.

Yes, Java is an excellent choice for full-stack development. It provides a robust and versatile foundation for building both the front-end and back-end of web applications.

With Java’s powerful frameworks like Spring Boot for the back-end and tools like JavaServer Faces (JSF) for the front-end, developers can create scalable, secure, and high-performance applications.

At TesDBAcademy, our full-stack Java/J2EE training equips you with the skills needed to leverage Java effectively for complete web development solutions.

For Java full-stack developers, the most recognized certifications include the Oracle Certified Professional, Java SE 11 Developer, and the Oracle Certified Expert, Java EE Web Component Developer.

Additionally, certifications like the AWS Certified Developer – Associate or Microsoft’s Azure Developer Associate can be valuable for those looking to demonstrate their skills in cloud-based environments.

At TesDBAcademy, we provide training that prepares you for these certifications and helps you achieve your career goals in full-stack development.

Yes, a Java developer can definitely become a full-stack developer. Java provides a strong foundation for both front-end and back-end development.

By learning additional technologies and frameworks such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript for the front-end, and frameworks like Spring Boot for the back-end, a Java developer can effectively transition into a full-stack role.

At TesDBAcademy, our training programs are designed to help Java developers expand their skills and become proficient full-stack developers.

For freshers in Chennai, the salary of a full-stack Java developer typically ranges from ₹3,00,000 to ₹5,00,000 per annum.

The exact salary can vary based on the company, the specific role, location and the candidate’s skill set. Common designations for freshers include:

  • Junior Full-Stack Java Developer
  • Entry-Level Full-Stack Developer
  • Associate Java Developer

As you gain experience and expertise, there are opportunities for higher salaries and advanced roles in the field.

 

Yes, Java can work with React. While Java is a backend programming language and React is a frontend JavaScript library, they can communicate effectively to create full-stack applications.

Java is commonly used with frameworks like Spring Boot to build RESTful APIs, which React can call to fetch or send data.

This separation of concerns allows Java to handle the server-side logic and database interactions, while React manages the user interface and client-side interactivity.

  • What is the difference between JDK, JRE, and JVM?
  • Explain OOP concepts in Java.
  • How does garbage collection work in Java?
  • What is a Java ClassLoader?
  • Can you explain the final keyword and its uses?
  • What is the difference between HashMap and HashTable?
  • How do you handle exceptions in Java?
  • What are functional interfaces, and how are they used with Lambda expressions?

The latest version of Java is Java 21, released on September 19, 2023. It is a Long-Term Support (LTS) version, meaning it will receive extended updates and support.