JAVA/J2EE

Course Description

Given this growing reliance on Java, it is prudent to consider a Java course in Pune to enhance your skills and career prospects. However, selecting the right Java training institute can be challenging. To ease this confusion, Universal Corporate Training offers the most comprehensive Java classes in Pune, specifically designed by industry experts.

By enrolling in our Java classes, you will have the opportunity to learn from seasoned professionals who possess deep insights into the industry. They will guide you through the intricacies of Java programming and keep you updated with the latest trends in the corporate market. With our training, you can gain a competitive edge and equip yourself with the necessary skills to excel in the world of Java programming.

1. J2SE (Core Java)
  • Introduction
    • Why Java
    • Diff b/w Java & Other (C,C++)
    • Java history
    • Java features
    • Install JDK, Eclipse
    • Java programming format
    • Java Statements
    • Java Data Types
    • JDK, JRE, JVM
  • OOP’s
    • Introduction
    • Class
    • Object
    • Static Keywords
    • Constructors
    • This Key Word
    • Inheritance
    • Super Key Word
    • Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding)
    • Abstraction
    • Abstract Classes
    • Interfaces
    • Adapter class
    • Encapsulation
  • String Manipulations
    • String
    • String Buffer
    • String Builder
    • String Tokenizer
  • Packages
    • Introduction to all predefined packages
    • User Defined Packages
    • Access Specifiers
  • Exception Handling
    • Introduction
    • Pre Defined Exceptions
    • Try-Catch-Finally
    • Throws
    • Throw
    • Customized Exception
  • Multithreading
    • Thread Creations
    • Thread Life Cycle
    • Life Cycle Method
    • Synchronization
    • Wait() notify() notify all() methods
    • Concurrency
  • Java I/O Streams
    • Introduction
    • Byte / Char Oriented Streams
    • Buffered streams
    • File Handling in Java
    • Serialization / Deserialization
  • Wrapper Classes
    • Datatypes Vs Wrapper Classes
    • Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character, Boolean classes.
  • Collection Framework
    • Introduction
    • Interfaces and classes in Collection framework
    • List interface & its classes
    • Set interface & its classes
    • Map interface & its classes
    • Introduction to Stack, Queue, Properties
  • Nested / Inner Classes
    • Use of Inner / Nested Classes
    • Member inner class
    • Static inner class
    • Local inner class
    • Anonymous inner class
2. J2EE (Advance Java)
  • JDBC
    • Driver and Driver Types
      • Type 1 Driver
      • Type 2 Driver
      • Type 3 Driver
      • Type 4 Driver
    • Steps to design JDBC Applications
      • Load and register the Driver.
      • Establish the connection between Java Application.
      • Prepare either Statement or prepared Statement or Callable Statement Objects.
      • Write and execute SQL Queries.
      • Close the connection.
    • ResultSet
    • Prepared Statement
      • PreparedStatement with insert sql query
      • PreparedStatement with update sql query
      • Prepared Statement with select sql query
    • Connection Pooling
  •  Servlets
    • Introduction
      • Standalone Applications
      • Enterprise Applications
    • Client-Server Arch
      • Client
      • Protocol
      • Server
    • Servlets Designs
      • Servlet interface
      • Generic Servlet
      • Http Servlet
    • Servlet Lifecycle
    • User Interface
      • Static Form Generation
      • Dynamic Form Generation
    • Servlet Config
    • Servlet Context
    • Servlet Communication
      • Browser-servlet.
      • Web-component
      • Applet-Servlet
    • Session Tracking Mechanisms
      • Http Session Session Tracking Mechanism
      • Cookies Session Tracking Mechanism
      • URL-Rewriting Session Tracking Mechanism.
      • Hidden Form Fields Session Tracking Mechanism
    • Servlets Filters
    • Web Security
      • Programmatic Approach
      • Declarative Approach
  • Java Server Pages (JSP)
    • Introduction
    • JSP Deployment
    • JSP Life Cycle
    • JSP Elements
      • JSP Directives
      • Scripting Elements
      • JSP Actions
    • JSP Directives
      • Page Directive
      • Include Directive
      • Taglib Directive
    • JSP Scripting Elements
      • Declarations
      • Scriptlets
      • Expressions
    • JSP implicit objects
      • Out
      • Request
      • Response
      • Config
      • Application
      • Session
      • Exception
      • Page
      • Page Context
    • JSP Scopes
      • Page Scope
      • Request Scope
      • Application Scope
      • Session Scope
    • JSP Standard Actions
      • <jsp:useBean>
      • <jsp:setProperty>
      • <jsp:getProperty>
      • <jsp:include>
      • <jsp:forward>
      • <jsp:param>
      • <jsp:plugIn>
      • <jsp:fallback>
      • <jsp:params>
      • <jsp:declaration>
      • <jsp:scriptlet>
      • <jsp:expression>
    • JSP Custom Actions
      • Tag
      • Iteration Tag
      • Body Tags
      • Tag Support
      • Body Tag Support
      • Simple Tag
      • Simple Tag Support
      • Nested tags
  • JSTL (Java Standard Tag Library)
  • Server
    • Tomcat
    • Tomcat Structure
    • Deploy web application in Tomcat
3. Hibernate
  • Introduction.
  • Hibernate Vs JDBC
  • ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
  • Configuration xml file and Mapping xml file along with dtds.
  • Hibernate architecture
  • Installation and Directory Structure
  • Hibernate Data Types.
  • First Application using Hibernate.
  • Hibernate API
  • CRUD operations
  • Primary key Generators
  • Hibernate Query Language (HQL)
  • Native SQL
  • Criteria API
  • Inheritance in Hibernate
  • Relations (one to one, one to many, many to one, many to many)
  • Caching
  • Connecting with Multiple Databases
  • Integrating Hibernate with Servlets and Struts
  • 20. Hibernate Annotations
4. Spring Boot with Microservices
  • Introduction to Spring Boot
    • Spring Microservices
    • Spring Cloud
    • Spring JPA
    • Spring Data
    • Fat Jar with Embedded Server
    • War with External Server
  • Recap of Pre-Requisite
    • Spring Core
    • Java Based Configuration
    • Spring MVC
    • Oracle DB
    • Maven *
  • Spring Boot
    • Starters
    • Auto Configuration
    • Embedded Servers
    • Actuators
    • Spring MVC with Boot
  • @SpringBootTest
  • @SpringBootApplication
  • Spring-boot-admin
  • Fat Jar with Embedded Server
  • War with External Server
  • Spring JPA
    • Introduction
      • Local Entity Manager Factory Bean
      • Local Container Entity Manager Factory Bean
  • @PersistenceUnit
  • Entity Manager
  • Application
  • Spring Data
    • CrudRepository
    • JpaRepository
    • DSL Grammer
    • @Query
    • Application
  • Spring Microservices
    • Introduction
    • Principles
    • Characteristics
    • Benefits
    • Relationship with SOA
    • Microservice usecases
    • Microservices with boot
  • Designing Microservices
    • Identifying Microservices boundaries
    • Endpoints
    • Synchronous Communication
    • Asynchronous Communication
    • Challenges of Microservices
    • Microservices Capability model
  • Microservices Case Study
    • Brownfield Airline Project
    • Brownfield Airline Project
    • Separate DB Schema
    • REST Endpoints
    • MESSAGING Endpoints
    • Communication Styles
  • Spring Cloud
    • Introduction
    • Twelve Factor Principles
    • Spring Config Server
    • Spring Cloud Bus
    • Feign Rest client
    • Eureka Server Registry
  • Spring Messaging Environment
    • Spring Tool Suite (STS)
    • Rabbit MQ Server
    • Maven
    • Spring Boot
5. Development Tools
  • Git / Git Hub
  • Maven
  • Jenkins
6. Database (SQL/PL)
  • DDL / DML / DCL TCL
  • Datatypes, Operators, Clauses & Select Statements
  • SQL Functions
  • Sub Query / Co-related Sub Query
  • Joins
  • Views, Indexes
  • Triggers / Stored Procedures
  • more ……….

Conceptualized by Sun Microsystems in 1995, Java has come a long way since then. About 12 million developers run Java worldwide. Further, urging organizations to turn to Java as it offers portability to run on any network. Its simple application, easy learning, and compatibility across different platforms like Windows, Mac, Linux, etc., have made it immensely popular. And this popularity has opened new horizons for professionals to skyrocket their career as Java Developer.

But getting a job in the corporate world is not easy because they emphasize practical knowledge. That’s when the Universal Corporate Training Java classes in Pune come into the picture. After completing your Java training, earn proficiency in handling Advanced Java programming language with finesse. Get hold of the expertise to develop some of the best applications and software for a bright future.

Benefits
  • Carve a career in software development and coding.
  • Cherish a student-centric approach during Java training in Pune.
  • Updated syllabus complying with industry trends is the core of Java course.
  • Emerge victorious by learning a server-side programming language – Java.
  • Grab a great salary package after a Java course in Pune.

Application developers who wish to enhance their knowledge of core Java.

Freshers pursuing B. Tech, BE, MCA, BSc, etc.

Aspirants who desire to become Java programmers or web developers.

Professionals who want to know about the new features of Java.

Live Classroom

Universal Corporate Training pledges for the overall development of the students. The instructors undertake seamless communication with the students to cater to every doubt. Group discussions are given preference for knowledge sharing.

Curriculum Designed By Experts

The curriculum of Software Testing classes at Universal Corporate Training is curated by industry experts. The team is well-aware of the industry trends and has included a syllabus that complements the competitive market.

Practical Learning

Universal Corporate Training acknowledges that practical knowledge is imperative to succeed in the relentless market. That’s why we include live projects with which the students get a hang of the corporate setting.

Mentored By Industry Leader

The industry leader who conducts classes flaunts vast knowledge and expertise in the Software industry. Every query of the student is contemplated for absolute clarity of the subject matter.

Advance From the Basics

Universal Corporate Training believes in a step-by-step learning process which is why we start with the basics first. Once your basic knowledge is strong enough, then we move ahead to the advanced level.

100% Placement Assistance

We are aware of the challenges of getting a job. So, Universal Corporate Training offers 100% placement assistance wherein we guide students with resume preparation and interview questions to survive in this cut- throat competition.

What are the prerequisites of this course?

There are no specific prerequisites, but it would be great to have prior knowledge of the programming language structure.

Is it difficult to learn Java?

It depends on your capability. Some find it easy, whereas some pick it up effortlessly. But we apply a student-centric approach with which we impart complete support till you master the language.

What jobs can I get after pursuing this course?

You can start working as a Java Developer, Web Developer, Application Developer, Software Developer, or Web Programmer.

Are the sessions live or pre-recorded?

All the sessions are live in which we give importance to interactive sessions. We insist on students for group discussion.

Can I attend a demo session to make up my mind?

Sure, it will give insights into how we conduct our classes. It will help you decide whether you have an interest in the subject matter.

What are the fees and duration of the entire course?

The course fees and duration depend on the module you choose. For more details, you may contact us.

What service will I get under placement assistance?

We conduct mock interviews as well as you will receive interview calls for a fresher and professional profiles. We will help you to design your resume.

Will I get certification after course completion?

Yes, you will get a certificate of course completion.

What if I am a working professional?

We know the challenges faced by working professionals, so we have special batches designed for them.

How will I get to know about industry challenges?

Universal Corporate Training is equipped with the best mentors from the IT industry. They impart knowledge that complements the latest trends of the market.

Testimonials

We have many satisfied students who are happy with the knowledge and placement .