Overview
Java is a versatile, object-oriented programming language known for its platform independence and security features. It is widely used for developing web applications, mobile apps, enterprise software, and large-scale systems. Java follows the "Write Once, Run Anywhere" principle, making it highly portable. Its robustness, scalability, and strong community support make it ideal for modern software development.
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Learning outcomes
- Understand the core concepts and syntax of Java programming.
- Develop object-oriented applications using classes, objects, and inheritance.
- Implement exception handling and robust error management in Java programs.
- Work with file handling and input/output operations in Java.
- Build GUI-based applications using Java frameworks and libraries.
- Create scalable, secure, and platform-independent applications with Java.
Career information
Java offers diverse career opportunities in software development, web applications, mobile apps, and enterprise solutions. It is widely used in industries like banking, telecom, and e-commerce for building secure, scalable applications. Java developers are highly sought after for backend development, Android app development, and cloud-based projects. Its strong community support and cross-platform compatibility make it a reliable choice for long-term career growth.
Career Path
- Java Developer
- Android App Developer
- Backend Developer
- Software Engineer
- Big Data Developer
Program syllabus
Level 0: Java Foundation
| Unit 1: Java Basics & Programming Structure |
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| What is Java? Why Java? |
| History and Features of Java |
| Applications of Java |
| Setting up JDK, JRE, and JVM |
| Writing & Running Your First Java Program (Hello World) |
| Variables and Data Types |
| Java Keywords |
| Basic Operators (+ – * / %, logical, relational) |
| Input/Output using Scanner |
| if, else if, else conditions |
| Looping: while, do-while, for |
| switch statement |
| Enum & Access Modifiers (Intro) |
| Introduction to Garbage Collection |
| Types of Java Applications (Standalone, Web, Mobile |
Level 1: Object-Oriented Java
| Unit 2: Classes & Objects – Core OOP Concepts |
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| Object and Class in Java |
| Constructors and Constructor Overloading |
| Method Overloading vs Overriding |
| Static Keyword (Variable, Method, Block) |
| this Keyword |
| super Keyword |
| Covariant Return Type |
| Final Keyword |
| Runtime Polymorphism (Dynamic Method Dispatch) |
| Static vs Dynamic Binding |
| Abstract Class and Interface |
| Downcasting with instanceof |
| Encapsulation and Object Cloning |
| Java Arrays: 1D & 2D Arrays |
| Call by Value vs Call by Reference |
Level 2: Error Handling & Strings
| Unit 3: Exception Handling + Strings + Threads |
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| (a) Exception Handling |
| What and Why Exception Handling? |
| try, catch, finally |
| Nested try-catch, Multiple catch Blocks |
| throw, throws, Exception Propagation |
| Custom Exceptions |
| (b) String Handling |
| String, StringBuffer, StringBuilder |
| Common Methods (length(), charAt(), concat(), equals(), etc.) |
| String Tokenizer |
| toString() Method |
| Immutable Objects |
| (c) Multithreading |
| What is a Thread? Why Threads? |
| Life Cycle of a Thread |
| Creating Threads (Extending Thread vs Runnable Interface) |
| Thread Scheduler |
| sleep(), join(), Thread Priority |
| Runnable Interface |
| Garbage Collection (Advanced) |
Level 3: GUI Programming with Swing
| Unit 4: Java Swing (Frontend/GUI) |
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| Introduction to Swing |
| Applet vs Application |
| GUI Components: |
| * JFrame, JLabel, JButton, JTextField |
| * JCheckBox, JRadioButton, JComboBox, JLis |
| * JScrollPane, JTabbedPane, JDialog |
| Menus & Toolbars |
| Layout Managers: FlowLayout, BorderLayout, GridLayout |
| Dialog Boxes, Internal Frames |
Level 4: Java + Database (Hero Level)
| Unit 5: JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) |
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| Introduction to JDBC |
| JDBC-ODBC Bridge & Types of JDBC Drivers |
| Steps to connect to a database |
| Connecting Java with MySQL |
| DriverManager and Connection Classes |
| Statement, PreparedStatement, ResultSet |
| Implementing CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) |
| Mini Project: Student Record System / Expense Tracker |
