This document provides information about an online Java Full Stack course offered by Frontlines Edutech Private Limited. The course begins on September 01, 2022 and covers a variety of topics including Core Java, Hibernate, MySQL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Microservices, Docker, AWS, and front-end development. It is designed to help students advance their careers as full stack developers and learn highly in-demand skills. The course will provide hands-on training, assignments, resume and profile building support, interview guidance, and help with job placement.
This document provides information about an online Java Full Stack course offered by Frontlines Edutech Private Limited. The course begins on September 01, 2022 and covers a variety of topics including Core Java, Hibernate, MySQL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Microservices, Docker, AWS, and front-end development. It is designed to help students advance their careers as full stack developers and learn highly in-demand skills. The course will provide hands-on training, assignments, resume and profile building support, interview guidance, and help with job placement.
This document provides information about an online Java Full Stack course offered by Frontlines Edutech Private Limited. The course begins on September 01, 2022 and covers a variety of topics including Core Java, Hibernate, MySQL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Microservices, Docker, AWS, and front-end development. It is designed to help students advance their careers as full stack developers and learn highly in-demand skills. The course will provide hands-on training, assignments, resume and profile building support, interview guidance, and help with job placement.
This document provides information about an online Java Full Stack course offered by Frontlines Edutech Private Limited. The course begins on September 01, 2022 and covers a variety of topics including Core Java, Hibernate, MySQL, JDBC, Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Microservices, Docker, AWS, and front-end development. It is designed to help students advance their careers as full stack developers and learn highly in-demand skills. The course will provide hands-on training, assignments, resume and profile building support, interview guidance, and help with job placement.
ABOUT US Frontlines Edutech Private Limited envisions bridging the gap between academia and industry. We understand the paof unemployment and are trying to wipe off the words of impossible and unemployment from the brains of youth by training and turning them into diamonds. We provide tailor-made, hands-on, and need-based programs on par with industry standards. We believe that the youth of today is the future of tomorrow. And so our courses are tutored by experts from top industries who are passionate about mentoring the youth. Since its inception, Frontlines Edutech has earned the trust and gained recognition from thousands of learners across the state.
www.frontlinesedutech.com 01 ABOUT THE COURSE
This Full Stack course helps you master both front-end and back-end technologies and accelerate your career as a full- stack software developer.
This course is carefully designed by experts & will expose
you to basic and advanced concepts of web development.
You will get hands-on experience with Core Java, Hibernate,
MySql & JDBC, Spring Framework, SpringBoot, MicroServices, FrontEnd Development, Docker &AWS, and other critical skills.
This course will help advance your career as a full stack
developer and help you learn some of the most high- demand skills the industry
www.frontlinesedutech.com 02 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Who Should Apply?
Fresh Graduates / Post Graduates - (IT or Non-IT) aspiring to make a career IT.
IT Professionals striving to take a leap forward their careers.
Why learn this course?
This course is for those who want to start their coding journey, whether a beginner or an expert.
No prior programming knowledge is required.
This course covers basics to advanced concepts straightforwardly and
systematically.
We take special care of Non-IT students
Easy to learn
Beginner Friendly
The diversity of our learners adds richness to course discussions and
interactions.
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www.frontlinesedutech.com 03 CAREERS IN FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT
Job Roles Associated with Full Stack
Development Full Stack Developer Front-end Engineer Full Stack Engineer Software Engineer, etc. Application Developer - Web & Mobile
Full Stack courses have more job opportunities as the students will be trained across all the layers of application development.
www.frontlinesedutech.com 04 PROGRAM OUTCOMES
At the end of this course, you will be
able to:
Master software programming Build stunning front-end features
concepts, the building blocks of designing great apps
Clone, and start working on a live Architect scalable back-end
repository infrastructure
Become an Agile practitioner Build a working industry
with the ability to get on to an application from scratch ongoing industry project quickly
www.frontlinesedutech.com 05 DELIVERABLES
FROM SCRATCH TO MASTER RESUME BUILDING
LEVEL TRAINING
DAILY ASSIGNMENTS LINKEDPROFILE BUILDING
INTERVIEW GUIDANCE CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION
Q&A SESSIONS PLACEMENT UPDATES
ON-DEMAND VIDEO COURSE DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES
CONTENT
www.frontlinesedutech.com 06 Java Full Stack Syllabus 1. BASICS OF JAVA 3. EXCEPTIONAL HANDLING 1.1.Introduction to Java 3.1. Exception handling 1.2.First Program in Java 3.2. try-catch block 1.3.Variables 3.3. finally, block 1.4. Data Types 3.4.How to throw exceptions 1.5. Operators 3.5.Custom Exception 1.6.If-else 3.6.Exception Examples 1.7.Switch-Case 1.8.For loop & For Each Loop 4. THREADS 1.9.While loop do-while loop 4.1.Creating a Thread, Life cycle, Threads 1.10. Continue statement 4.2.Multithreading Advantages, Methods 1.11. Break statement 4.3.Runnable Interface, Thread Communication 1.12. Arrays 4.4. Synchronization 1.13. Strings 1.14. Methods 5. COLLECTIONS 5.1. ArrayList 2. OOP CONCEPTS 5.2. LinkedList 2.1.Constructor 5.3.Vector 2.2.Static keyword 5.4.HashMap 2.3. Inheritance with example 5.5. TreeMap 2.4.Types of inheritance 5.6. LinkedHashMap 2.5.Super Keyword & This keyword 5.7. HashSet 2.6.Method overloading 5.8.TreeSet 2.7.Method overriding 5.9.LinkedHashSet 2.8.Method Overloading vs Method 5.10.Hashtable Overriding 5.11.Queue 2.9.Polymorphism 5.12.Comparable Interface 2.10.Types of polymorphism 5.13.Comparator Interface 2.11.Abstract class 2.12.Abstract method with example 6. Java 8 FEATURES (Brief - Optional) 2.13.Interface 6.1. Lambda Expressions 2.14. Abstract class vs interface 6.2. Method References 2.15.Encapsulation with example 6.3. Functional Interfaces 2.16. Packages with examples 6.4. Stream 2.17.Access modifiers 6.5. Stream Filter 2.18.Garbage Collection Final keyword 6.6. Interface changes – introduction of default and static methods 6.7. forEach 6.8. Stream Collectors class 6.9.Interview Questions Discussion 6.10.Mini Project Discusssion
www.frontlinesedutech.com 07 MySql &JDBC Database Introduction 1.13.Accessing more than one object from the 1.1. MySQL DataBase Table 1.2. Introduction to SQL 1.14.Hibernate Association Mapping 1. One to One 1.3. DDL(Data Definition Language) Mapping 2. One to ManyMapping 3. Many to 1.4. DML(Data Manipulation Language) OneMapping 4. Many to ManyMapping 1.5. DQL(data query language) 1.15.Hibernate Native SQL 1.6. DCL(Data Control Language) 1.16.HQL- Hibernate QueryLanguage 1.7. Constraints (Unique key, Not Null, 1.17.SignUp / SignIn Application Primary, Composite, Foreign key) 1.8. Aggregate Functions (MIN, MAX, AVG, SUM, COUNT) Spring FrameWork 1.9. SQL Joins 1.1.Inversion of Control 1.10.Java Application Using JDBC 1.2.Dependency Injection Connectivity 1.3.Beans Scope 1.11.SQLExceptions 1.4.Singleton 1.12.DriverManager 1.5.Prototype 1.13.Connection 1.6.Request 1.14.Statement 1.7.Session 1.15.Prepared Statement 1.8.Global-Session 1.16.ResultSet JDBC 1.9.Auto wiring 1.17.CRUD Application 1.10.Spring Annotations 1.11.Spring XML Configuration
1.13.Spring JDBC 1.1. Introduction to Hibernate 1.14.Spring Hibernate 1.2. Introduction to ORM (Object Relational 1.15.Spring MVC Management) 1.16.Spring REST Spring 1.3. Benefits of ORM
SpringBoot 1.4. Contrast JDBC with ORM 1.5. Hibernate Jar Files 1.6. Hibernate Architecture 1.1.Spring Boot Introduction 1.7. Session Factory, Session, Transaction, 1.2.Spring Boot Basics Query 1.3.Spring vs SpringBoot 1.8. Understanding config Files, 1.4.Creating Spring Boot in Multiple ways Hibernate.xml, hbm.xml 1.5.Spring Boot Annotations 1.9. Performing CRUD Operations 1.6.Spring Boot Auto Configuration 1.10.Load, get, save, update, delete 1.7.Spring Boot Actuator 1.11.HQL 1.8.REST APIs with SpringBoot 1.12.Working with various SQL commands 1.9.Global Exception Handling 1.10.Spring Data- JPA 1.11.Spring Data JPA CRUD using PostmanAPI
www.frontlinesedutech.com 08 MicroServices Docker&AWS 1.1.Microservices Introduction 1.1.Why Docker 1.2.Microservices Architecture 1.2.Spring Boot with Docker 1.3.Microservices Frameworks 1.3.What is AWS 1.4.Spring Boot with Microservices Basics 1.4.Create EC2 Instance in AWS 1.5.Application.properties vs application.yml 1.5.Deploy Spring Boot Application on AWS file Services 1.6.Multiple Services using Spring Boot 1.6.Monitoring & Health Check 1.7.Service Registry- Eureka Server 1.8.Hystrix 1.9.Zipkin Miscellaneous 1.10.Sleuth 1.1.GIT 1.11.Best Standards for MicroServices 1.2.GitHub building 1.3.Jenkin 1.4.JIRA 1.5.Postman FrontEnd 1.6.Maven Development 1.7.JUnit 1.8.Mockito 1.1.HTML 5 1.9. Agile Methodology 1.2.CSS 3 1.3.JavaScript 1.4.Website Deployment and Go Live 1.5.React JS 1.6.Introduction to SAP 1.7.React JS Basics 1.8.React JS Features 1.9.React JS Setup and Hello World Application 1.10.JSX 1.11.Component 1.12.State 1.13.Props 1.14.Lifecycle 1.15.Events 1.16.Router 1.17.API Integration with SpringBoot Services
