JAVA

Module 1: Introduction to Java

1.1. What is Java?

   - History and evolution of Java

   - Purpose and applications of Java

1.2. Setting up the Java Development Environment

   - Installing Java Development Kit (JDK)

   - Configuring Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)

Module 2: Java Basics

2.1. Java Syntax and Structure

   - Variables, data types, and operators

   - Control flow (if statements, loops)

2.2. Functions and Methods

   - Defining and calling methods

   - Parameters and return values

2.3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts

   - Classes and objects

   - Inheritance and polymorphism

Module 3: Exception Handling

3.1. Handling Errors and Exceptions

   - Try-catch blocks

   - Custom exceptions

Module 4: Advanced Java Features

4.1. Java Collections Framework

   - Lists, Sets, Maps

   - Collection interfaces and classes

4.2. Generics

   - Generic types and methods

   - Type safety and code reusability

Module 5: Input and Output (I/O) in Java

5.1. File Handling

   - Reading and writing files

   - Buffered streams

Module 6: Multithreading and Concurrency

6.1. Introduction to Multithreading

   - Creating and managing threads

   - Synchronization and thread safety

6.2. Java Concurrency Utilities

   - Executors and thread pools

   - Concurrent collections

Module 7: Advanced Object-Oriented Programming

7.1. Advanced Inheritance and Polymorphism

   - Interfaces and abstract classes

   - Method overriding and abstract methods

7.2. Design Patterns in Java

   - Common design patterns (e.g., Singleton, Factory)

   - Implementing design patterns

Module 8: Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

8.1. Connecting to Databases

   - Establishing database connections

   - Executing SQL queries

Module 9: Java Web Development

9.1. Introduction to Java Servlets

   - Building web applications with Servlets

   - Handling HTTP requests and responses

9.2. JavaServer Pages (JSP)

   - Creating dynamic web content with JSP

   - JSP scripting elements

Module 10: Spring Framework

10.1. Introduction to Spring

    - Dependency Injection (DI)

    - Inversion of Control (IoC)

10.2. Spring Boot

    - Building web applications with Spring Boot

    - Spring Boot starters and auto-configuration

Module 11: Java Persistence with Hibernate

11.1. Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)

    - Mapping Java objects to database tables

    - CRUD operations with Hibernate

Module 12: Unit Testing in Java

12.1. Writing Unit Tests

    - Unit testing basics

    - Testing frameworks (e.g., JUnit)

Module 13: Java Best Practices and Code Quality

13.1. Code Quality and Code Review

    - Writing clean and maintainable code

    - Code reviews and best practices

Module 14: Final Project

14.1. Capstone Project

    - Students work on a real-world Java project, applying their knowledge to solve a practical problem.

14.2. Project Presentation

    - Students present their projects to the class, showcasing their Java skills and project outcomes.

This comprehensive Java development course provides students with a strong foundation in the Java programming language, object-oriented programming principles, and practical application development using Java. It includes hands-on coding exercises, a capstone project, and discussions about best practices in Java development. Additional resources and practical examples are essential for students to become proficient Java developers.