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Java Fullstack Course

The document outlines a comprehensive Java Full Stack Development curriculum spanning seven semesters, covering Java programming, J2EE, advanced Java concepts, frontend development, SQL, and React.js. Each semester includes theoretical instruction, practical exercises, and project development to ensure students gain hands-on experience. Emphasis is placed on industry best practices, continuous assessment, and preparing students for the job market.

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Java Fullstack Course

The document outlines a comprehensive Java Full Stack Development curriculum spanning seven semesters, covering Java programming, J2EE, advanced Java concepts, frontend development, SQL, and React.js. Each semester includes theoretical instruction, practical exercises, and project development to ensure students gain hands-on experience. Emphasis is placed on industry best practices, continuous assessment, and preparing students for the job market.

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JAVA FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT

Semester 4: Java Programming (60 hours)

 Introduction to Java
 Basics of Java, setup, and environment
 Variables, data types, and operators
 Control flow (if, else, loops), Array’s 2d,3d so on. Functions , method
overloading
 Object-Oriented Programming
 Advantages of OOPs, Classes and objects, Constructor, This keyword,
Static variable
 Blocks, call by Value and Call by reference, package and access
modifications
 Scanner class
 Inheritance Encapsulation, Polymorphism
 Inheritance(IS-A), Composition (HAS-A), Super keyword
 Data type casting, class casting, Types of arguments and return type,
final keyword
 Polymorphism, java bean class, singleton class, abstract class,
encapsulation
 Interface
 Interface, Abstraction, Java libraries, Object class, Members of object
class
 String handling

Semester 5: J2EE and Advanced Java (60 hours)

 Introduction to J2EE
 Introduction to J2EE, Overview of J2EE architecture, Servlets Servlet
lifecycle
 HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse
 Handling form data
 Session management
 JavaServerPages(JSP), JSP syntax
 Expression Language (EL)
 JSP standard actions and directives
 JSP Lifecycle
 Modle View Controller(MVC) architecture
 JDBC and Database Connectivity
 JDBC fundamentals
 DBC API

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 Connecting to databases
 Executing SQL queries
 Handling database transactions
 Advanced J2EE Concepts
 Filters
 Listeners
 Session tracking mechanisms
 Web services (RESTful and SOAP)
 Connecting to databases, executing queries
 Advanced J2EE Concepts
 Session management, filters, listeners
 Web services (RESTful and SOAP)
 Frameworks and Tools
 Java collection and frame work
 ArrayList
 LinkedList
 HashMap
 HashSet
 Generics
 Comparator and Comparable interfaces
 Introduction to Spring Framework
 Dependency Injection (DI)
 Inversion of Control (IoC)
 Spring MVC
 Spring Boot
 Build tools (Maven or Gradle)
 Unit testing and integration testing in J2EE applications
 Best practices and design patterns in J2EE development

Semester 6: Frontend Development and SQL (60 hours)

 HTML, CSS
 Understand the structure of an HTML page. o New Semantic Elements
in HTML 5 o Learn to apply physical/logical character effects. o Learn to
manage document spacing
 Tables, Lists, Working with Links, Image Handling, Image handling,
HTML Forms for User Inputs, new forms elements.
 CSS3 Introduction
 working with Texts and Fonts,
 CSS Selectors, Colors and Borders
 BootStrap and Java script
 Introduction to bootstrap, Bootstrap basics, Bootstrap components

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 Var, Let and Const keyword - Arrow functions, default arguments -
Template Strings, String methods - Object de-structuring - Create,
apply, prototype, bind method - Spread and Rest operator –
 Typescript Fundamentals - Types & type assertions,
 Creating custom object types, function types - Typescript OOPS –
 Classes, Interfaces, Constructor, etc –
 Decorator & Spread Operator - Difference == & === •
 Asynchronous Programming in ES6 - Promise Constructor - Promise
with Chain
 Frontend Frameworks (e.g., React or Angular)
 Basic SQL Queries
 Introduction to SQL
 Overview of relational databases
 SELECT statement for retrieving data
 Filtering data with WHERE clause
 Data Manipulation
 INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements
 Working with multiple tables using JOIN
 Aggregation functions (SUM, AVG, COUNT, etc.)
 GROUP BY and HAVING clauses for data aggregation
 Subqueries for complex queries
 Database Design
 Introduction to database normalization
 First, Second, and Third Normal Forms (1NF, 2NF, 3NF)
 Benefits and importance of normalization
 Indexing and Optimization
 Introduction to indexing
 Types of indexes (primary, unique, clustered, non-clustered)
 Query optimization techniques
 Performance tuning strategies for SQL queries
 Best practices for database design and optimization
 Components, props, and state management
Semester 7: [Link] and Project Development (60 hours)
 [Link]
 React introduction, React Essential Features and Syntax
 React components, props and state
 Handling Events with methods o Manipulating the State
 Two way data-binding
 Stlling components
 [Link] components
 Debugging react apps, React components life cycle,
 React components in detail
 HTTP Request/Ajax Calls

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 React Routing, Setting Up the Router Package o
 react-router vs react-router-dom o
 Preparing the Project For Routing o
 Switching Between Pages,
 Routing-Related Props o
 The "withRouter" HOC & Route Props o Passing & extracting
route/query parameters o Using Switch to Load a Single Route
 React Forms and Form Validation
 Fetch API or Axios for data fetching
 Project Planning and Design
 Requirement gathering
 System design and architecture
 Project Implementation
 Hands-on project development
 Testing, debugging, and deployment

Additional Notes:

 Each Day consists of 6 hours of instruction.


 Practical exercises, assignments, and projects should complement theoretical
learning.
 Regular assessments and quizzes should be conducted to gauge student
understanding.
 Continuous integration of industry best practices and real-world scenarios is
essential for preparing students for the job market.

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