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TRAINING ON JAVA FULL STACK

DEVELOPMENT
❑ GROUP MEMBERS

ABHISHEK GUPTA (21/IT/008)

ABHISHEK KUMAR (21/IT/009)

AMBAREEN SHAZIA (21/IT/020)

GAURI SINHA (21/IT/054)

KUSHAGRA (21/IT/061)

Duration: 4 weeks
Overview Modules: Java, Web Development, Spring Framework, Angular, etc.
Objective: Develop industry-ready skills in Java Full Stack Development
Course Structure

WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4


➢ Java Basics
➢ OOP Concepts
➢ Coding ➢ Hibernate
➢ Eclipse
Standards ➢ HTML & CSS ➢ Spring Core
Overview
➢ Junit ➢ JavaScript ➢ Spring Boot
➢ Exception
➢ Multithreading ➢ Servlets & JSP ➢ REST Web
Handling
➢ RDBMS/SQL ➢ XML Services
➢ Collections
➢ JDBC ➢ AJAX ➢ Angular
Framework.
➢ Wrapper
Classes
Week 1

JAVA Basics:

➢ Features of Java
❑ Platform Independence: Write Once, Run Anywhere (WORA).
❑ Object-Oriented: Follows OOP principles like encapsulation, inheritance, etc.
❑ Secure: Bytecode verification, no explicit pointers.
❑ Robust: Exception handling and memory management.
❑ Multithreaded: Efficient CPU utilization with concurrent tasks

➢ Components of Java
❑ JVM: Converts bytecode to machine code.
❑ JRE: Runtime environment for executing Java applications.
❑ JDK: Development kit with tools like compiler and debugger
OOPs Concepts

Four Pillars
➢ Encapsulation: Binding data and methods into a single unit (class).

➢ Inheritance: Acquiring properties of a parent class (extends keyword).

➢ Polymorphism: Enables methods to behave differently based on the context.


- Compile-time: Method overloading.
- Runtime: Method overriding.

➢ Abstraction: Hiding implementation details using `abstract` classes and `interfaces`.


Collections Framework

➢ Overview: Unified architecture for storing and manipulating data.

➢ Interfaces:
❑ List: Ordered collection (e.g., ArrayList, LinkedList).
❑ Set: Unique elements (e.g., HashSet, TreeSet).
❑ Map: Key-value pairs (e.g., HashMap, TreeMap).

➢ Benefits:
❑ Reduces programming effort.
❑ Improves performance through efficient algorithms.
❑ Standardized APIs for different data structures.
Week 2

Coding Standards and Best Practices

Clean Code Principles


• Meaningful variable/method names.
• Consistent indentation and spacing.
• Avoid deep nesting; break down large methods into smaller ones.
• Use comments for clarity but avoid over-commenting.

Best Practices
• Follow naming conventions (camelCase, PascalCase).
• Handle exceptions gracefully.
• Optimize imports and avoid unused code.
• Write unit tests for critical functionality.
Multithreading

➢ Key Concepts
❑ Threads are lightweight sub-processes.
❑ Achieves multitasking for maximum CPU utilization.

➢ Thread Lifecycle
New → Runnable → Running → Waiting/Blocked → Terminated.

➢ Creating Threads
❑ Extending `Thread` class.
❑ Implementing `Runnable` interface.

➢ Advantages
❑ Improved performance for concurrent tasks.
❑ Efficient utilization of resources.
RDBMS/SQL

➢ RDBMS Overview
❑ Manages relational data in tables.
❑ Supports ACID properties (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability).

➢ SQL Key Commands


❑ DDL : (CREATE, ALTER, DROP).
❑ DML :(INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE).
❑ DQL : (SELECT, From, Where).
❑ DCL : (Commit, Abort)

➢ Advantages of SQL
❑ Easy to learn and use for data manipulation.
❑ Portable across various RDBMS tools.
❑ Supports complex queries using joins and subqueries.
JDBC
➢ Overview
API to connect Java applications with databases.

➢ Core Components
❑ DriverManager: Establishes connections.
❑ Connection: Interface to interact with the database.
❑ Statement/PreparedStatement: Execute SQL queries.
❑ ResultSet: Retrieve query results.

➢ Steps for JDBC Connection


1. Load driver (Class.forName).
2. Establish connection (DriverManager.getConnection).
3. Create statement (connection.createStatement).
4. Execute query and process results.
Week 3
➢ HTML & CSS:
❑ HTML: Structures web content using tags like <div>, <p>, <a>.

❑ CSS: Styles HTML elements with properties like color, font-size, margin,
and padding

➢ JavaScript:
❑ A dynamic, client-side scripting language used to create interactive web
pages.
❑ Adds functionality like form validation, animations, and dynamic content
updates.
❑ Integrates with HTML and CSS to enhance user experience

➢ Servlets & JSP: Backend development using Java for web applications.

➢ XML: Data formatting and manipulation.

➢ AJAX: Asynchronous web requests for dynamic page updates.


Week 4
Frameworks & Advanced Tools
Hibernate:
❑ ORM framework that maps Java objects to database tables.
❑ Simplifies database operations and supports HQL and automatic schema
generation.
❑ Enhances portability and transaction management.

Spring Core :
❑ Provides foundational features like dependency injection (DI) and aspect-oriented
programming (AOP).

Spring Boot:
❑ A framework to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring applications with
minimal configuration.

REST Web Services:


❑ A lightweight architecture for building web services that use HTTP methods (GET,
POST, PUT, DELETE).
Key Takeaways

❑ Technical Proficiency

❑ Problem-Solving Skills

❑ Industry Readiness

Conclusion

❑ Successful completion of the training program.

❑ Ready to take on industry challenges in full-stack development.

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