COURSE DESCRIPTION
Java Certification by Princeton Training is curated by professionals as per the industrial requirements
and demands. This training encompasses comprehensive knowledge on basic and advanced
concepts of core Java & J2EE along with popular frameworks like Hibernate, Spring, & SOA. In this course, you will gain expertise in concepts like Java Array, Java OOPs, Java Function, Java Loops, Java Collections, Java Thread, Java Servlet, and Web Services using industry use-cases.
CERTIFICATION
Our Java Certification Training is designed by industry experts to make you a Certified Java Developer. Following are the objectives our course offers:
- In-depth knowledge of Java data types, conditional statements and loops, multi-threading and exception handling, a database using hibernate framework
- Comprehensive knowledge of object-oriented programming through Java using Classes, Objects and various Java concepts like Abstract, Final etc and parse XML files using DOM and SAX
- The capability to implement arrays, functions and string handling techniques, JDBC to communicate with Database, SOA using web services
- The exposure to many real-life industry-based projects
- Projects which are diverse in nature covering banking, telecommunication, social media, insurance, and e-commerce domains
- Rigorous involvement of an SME throughout the Java Training to learn industry standards and best practices
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Java Certification Training will help you to become a Java expert. It will hone your skills by offering you comprehensive knowledge of Java Language, and the required hands-on experience for solving real-time industry-based Java projects.
During the Java course, you will be trained by our expert instructors to:
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- Develop the code with various Java data types, conditions, and loops
- Implement arrays, functions and string handling techniques
- Understand object-oriented programming through Java using Classes, Objects and various Java concepts like Abstract, Final etc.
- Implement multi-threading and exception handling
- Use parse XML files using DOM and SAX in Java
- Write a code in JDBC to communicate with Database
- Develop web applications and JSP pages
- Interact with the database using hibernate framework
- Write code with spring framework components like Dependency Injection and Auto Wiring
- Implement SOA using web services
Curriculum
- 16 Sections
- 58 Lessons
- 120 Hours
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- Introduction4
- Getting Started With Java Programming3
- Objects & Classes in Java2
- Working With Variables And Data Types10
- Working With Strings In Java4
- Loop Control In Java6
- Object Oriented Programming2
- Spring17
- 8.1Spring Framework, IoC, Dependency Injection
- 8.2Spring Containers : BeanFactory, ApplicationContext
- 8.3XmlBeanFactory, ClassPathXmlApplicationContext,FileSystemXmlApplicationContext
- 8.4Spring scope : singleton and prototype
- 8.5Bean Life Cycle : setup and tear down, init-method and destroy-method
- 8.6BeanPostProcessor
- 8.7Dependency Injection: Through Constructor, setter method
- 8.8Bean Autowiring: by name, by type, by constructor
- 8.9Autowiring : setter, property, constructor, qualifier, Component, life cycle
- 8.10SPRING DAO: JDBCTemplate, queryForObject, PreparedStatementCreator, PreparedStatementSetter, DataSource
- 8.11SPRING AOP – Advices: Before, After returning, After throwing, Around
- 8.12SPRING BOOT – Define the characteristics of a RESTful web service
- 8.13SPRING BOOT – Create a REST web application using Spring Boot
- 8.14SPRING BOOT – Deploy a REST Spring Boot application
- 8.15SPRING BOOT – Run and test a REST Spring Boot application
- 8.16SPRING MVC – Model-Vew-Controller: Controller, command class, validator, FormController, ExceptionResolver, ViewResolver
- 8.17MVC annotations: @Controller, @RequestMapping, @ExceptionHandler HIBERNATE
- Hibernate: ORM Framework1
- Web Applications using Hibernate & Maven2
- Hibernate Object States & Their Life Cycle2
- Inheritance Mapping In Hibernate1
- Hibernate Query Language (HQL)1
- Java Interview Section 1: The Best Way to Prepare for Job Interviews1
- Java Interview Section 2: Basic Questions To Start With1
- Java Interview Section 3: Java Multithreading Interview Questions1
