JavaFullstack Syllabus

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HTML
1. HTML basics
2. DocType, Basic tags in HTML
3. Text Formatting Tags
4. Images
5. Hyperlinks
6. List tags
7. Tables
8. Forms
9. Advanced tags
a. Horizontal Ruler
b. Audio
c. Video
d. Details and summary
e. Data List
f. ProgressBar
g. Article
10. Semantic tags
a. Header
b. Nav
c. Section
d. Footer
e. Aside
11. Storages
a. Local storages
b. Session storages
12. Geo Location
13. Web Workers
14. Drag and Drop
15. Canvas
16. SVG
CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet)

1. Introduction
2. CSS basic selectors and properties
3. Colors
4. Font styles
5. Text styles
6. Span
7. Background Image
8. Lists
9. Div (width, height, float and clear)
10. Box Model
11. Opacity, display, visibility and overflow Properties
12. Types of style sheets
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13. Advanced CSS

a. Border radius
b. Shadow
c. Transformation
i. Rotate Transformations
ii. Skew Transformation
iii. Scale Transformation
iv. Translate Transformation
14. Responsive WebDesign
a. Media Queries
b. View Port meta Tag
JavaScript
1. Introduction and syntax
2. Types of javascript and First example
3. Variables, operators, Datatypes
4. Control statements
5. Functions
a. String functions
b. Date functions
c. User defined functions
6. Arrays
7. DOM
a. Window properties and functions
b. Document properties and functions
c. Element properties and functions
8. Validations
a. Regular expressions
9. OOPs in javascript
a. Creating objects
b. Object literals
c. Constructor function
d. JSON
e. Prototype
f. Inheritance
10. Advanced JavaScript(ES6)
a. Classes
b. Constructors
c. Static properties and methods
d. Method overriding
e. Set and Get methods
f. Default arguments
g. Arrow functions
h. Let
i. Const
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j.Rest(…) operator
k.Instanceof operator
l.Destructuring
m.Mixins
n.Multiline string
o.String interpolation
p.Reading Elements from Array
i. For loop
ii. ForEach loop
iii. ForOf loop
iv. ForIn loop
q. Error handling
i. Error handling try…catch
ii. Custom errors, extending Error
r. Promises,async/await
i. Introduction : callbacks
ii. Promise
iii. Promise API
iv. Microtasks
v. Async/Await
s. Modules
i. Introduction
ii. Export and import
iii. Dynamic imports
11. Introduction to Events
a) Introduction to browser events
b) Bubbling and capturing
c) Event delegation
d) Browser default actions
e) Dispatching custom events
12. UI Events
a) Mouse events
b) Moving the mouse: mouseover/out, mouseenter/leave
c) Drag'n'Drop with mouse events
d) Pointer events
e) Keyboard: keydown and keyup
f) Scrolling
13. Forms, controls
a) Form properties and methods
b) Focusing: focus/blur
c) Events: change, input, cut, copy, paste
d) Forms: event and method submit
14. Network requests

a) Fetch
b) FormData
c) Fetch: Download progress
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d) Fetch: Abort
e) Fetch: Cross-Origin Requests
f) Fetch API
g) URL objects
h) XMLHttpRequest
i) Resumable file upload
j) Long polling
k) WebSocket
l) Server Sent Events
15. Storing data in the browser

a) Cookies, document.cookie
b) LocalStorage, sessionStorage
ReactJs: Introduction to React

1. SPA: Single Page Application
2. Create app using create-react-app
3. React App Structure and Hello World
4. Running and debugging first react-app
5. JSX
6. Components and reuse
a) Functional
b) Class
c) Pure
7. State and Props
8. Working with css in react
9. Rendering lists
10. Event handling in react
a) Understanding React event system
b) Understanding Synthetic event
c) Passing arguments to event handlers
11. component lifecycle and handling errors
a) Understand the lifecycle methods
b) Handle errors using error boundaries
12. Working with forms
a) Controlled components
b) Uncontrolled components
c) Understand the significance to default Value prop
d) Using react ref prop to get access to DOM element
13. React Routing
14. Context
a) What is context
b) When to use context
c) Create Context
d) Context.Provider
e) Context.Consumer
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f) Reading context in class

15. Code-Splitting
a) What is code splitting
b) React.lazy
c) Suspense
d) Route-based code splitting
16. Hooks
a) What are hooks
b) Different types of hooks
c) Usestate , and useEffect hooks
d) Rules of hooks
17. React Redux
18. Immutable data structures
19. Meterial UI
20. Fetch API
21. Axios AP
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Core Java Syllabus

I. Introduction
1. Why Java
2. Paradigms
3. Diff b/w Java & Other (C,C++)
4. Java history
5. Java features
6. Java programming format
7. Java Tokens
8. Java Statements
9. Java Data Types
10. Typecasting
11. Arrays
II. OOPS
1. Introduction
2. Class
3. Object
4. Static Keywords
5. Constructors
6. This Key Word
7. Inheritance
8. Super Key Word
9. Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding)
10. Abstraction
11. Encapsulation
12. Abstract Classes
13. Interfaces
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III. STRING MANIPULATIONS

1. String
2. String Buffer & String Builder
3. String Tokenizer
IV. PACKAGES
1. Introduction to all predefined packages
2. User Defined Packages
3. Access Specifiers
V. EXCEPTION HANDLING
1. Introduction
2. Pre Defined Exceptions
3. Try-Catch-Finally
4. Throws, throw
5. Try with resources
6. User Defined Exception examples
VI. MULTITHREADING
1. Thread Creations
2. Thread Life Cycle
3. Life Cycle Methods
4. Synchronization
5. Wait() notify() notify all() methods
VII. I/O STREAMS
1. Introduction
2. Byte-oriented streams
3. Character – oriented streams
4. File
5. Random-access file
6. Serialization
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VIII. WRAPPERCLASSES
1. Introduction
2. Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character, Boolean classes.
IX. INNER CLASSES
1. Introduction
2. Member inner class
3. Static inner class
4. Local inner class
5. Anonymous inner class
X. COLLECTION FRAME WORK
1. Introduction
2. Util Package interfaces, List, Set, Map
3. List interface 7 its classes
4. Set interface & its classes
5. Map interface & its classes
XI. Java 8 and java 11 Features
XII. AWT
1. Introduction
2. Components
3. Event-Delegation-Model
4. Listeners
5. Layouts
6. Individual components Lable, Button, CheckBox, Radio Button.
7. Choice, List, Menu, Text Field, Text Area
XIII. SWING(JFC)
1. Introduction Diff b/w awt and swing
2. Components hierarchy
3. Panes
4. Individual Swings components Jlabel
5. JButton, JTextField, JTextAres.
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Advanced-Java
I. JDBC
1. Introduction
2. Jdbc Architecture
3. Types of Drivers
4. Statement
5. ResultSet
1.Read Only ResultSet
2.Updatable ResultSet
3.Forward Only ResultSet
4.Scrollable ResultSet
6. PreparedStatement
7. Connection Modes
8. SavePoint
9. Batch Updations
10. CallableStatement
11. BLOB & CLOB
II. SERVLETS
1. Introduction
2. Web application Architecture
3. Http Protocol & Http Methods
4. Web Server & Web Container
5. Servlet Interface
6. GenericServlet
7. HttpServlet
8. Servlet Life Cycle
9. ServletConfig
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10. ServletContext
11. Servlet Communication
a) . Servlet-Browser communication
i. sendError
ii. setHeader
iii. sendRedirect
b). Web-component Communication
i. Forward
ii. Include
c). Servlet-Applet Communication
12. Session Tracking Mechanisms
a) HttpSession
b) Cookies
c) URL-Rewriting
d) Hidden-Form Fields
13.Filters & Wrappers
14.Listeners
15.Web-Security
III. JSP
1. Introduction
2. Jsp LifeCycle
3. Jsp Implicit Objects & Scopes
4. Jsp Directives
a. page
b. include
c. taglib
5. Jsp Scripting Elements
a. declaratives
b. scriptlets
c. expressions
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6. Jsp Actions
a). Standard Actions
i. useBean tag
ii. setProperty tag
iii. getProperty tag
iv. include tag
v. forward tag
vi. param tag
vii. plug-in tag
viii. params tag
ix. fallback tag
x. directives tag
xi. scriptlet tag
xii. expression tag
b).Custom Actions
i. Classic Tags
ii. Simple Tags
7. JSTL & Tag Library
IV. IDE
1. Eclipse
V. SERVERS
1. Tomcat
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DATABASE -MYSQL
I. Introduction to MySQL
1. Structured Query Language
2. Introduction to SQL
3. Predefined Data Types
4. Introduction to database Objects
5. Table
II. Commands in SQL
1. Data definition language (DDL)
2. Data manipulation language (DML)
3. Transaction control language (TCL)
III. Functions
1. Date
2. Number
3. Character
4. Group by ,Having clause
5. Aggregate Functions
6. Order By
IV. Integrity Constraint
1. Different Types of Integrity Constraint
2. Use of Integrity constraint in table
V. Joins
1. Usage of joins
2. Different Types of joins
3. Inner join, left ,right and cross join
4. Outer join
VI. Sub queries
1. Need of sub queries
2. Simple sub queries
3. Co-related sub quires
VII. Views
1. Importance of views
2. Creating, Drop views
VIII. PL/SQL
1. Introduction to Programs
2. Advantages of Programs
3. Variable and constants
4. Conditional statements
5. Cursors
6. Introduction to Triggers
7. Before and after, instead of triggers
8. Stored Procedures
9. User Defined Functions
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10. Dropping triggers, procedures, functions
Spring Framework -Syllabus

S.NO Topics Detailed Content
i. What is Spring
Introduction to ii. How Spring fits into the Enterprise world
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Spring iii. Spring Modules
Theory/Practical
i. What is a Core Container
ii. Introduction to IOC
iii. Types of DI
iv. Setter VS Constructor
v. Resolving Constructor Confusion
vi. Collection DI
Spring Core vii. Bean Inheritance
2 (Basic viii. Collection Merging
Concepts) ix. Inner Beans
x. Using IDRef
xi. Bean Aliasing
xii. Bean Scopes
xiii. Inner Beans
xiv. Null String
xv. Bean Auto wiring
xvi. Nested Bean Factories
Theory/Practical
i. P – Namespace
ii. Dependency Check
iii. Depends On
iv. Factory Beans
Spring Core v. Static Factory Method
3 (Advanced vi. Instance Factory Method
Concepts) vii. Aware Interfaces
viii. Bean Lifecycle
ix. Method Replacement
x. Lookup Method Injection
xi. Property Editors
xii. Bean Factory Postproces
Spring Core Theory/Practical

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(Annotations) i. Spring VS Java Config Project annotations
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ii. @Required
iii. @Autowire
iv. @PostConstruct
v. @PreDestroy
vi. @Qualifier
vii. @Resource
viii. @Component
ix. @Service
x. @Controller
xi. @Named
xii. Various Annotation based Post Processors
(AutowiredAnnotationBeanPostProcessor,
CommonAnnotationBeanPostProcessor,
PersistenceAnnotationBeanPostProcessor,
RequiredAnnotationBeanPostProcessor)
Theory/Practical
a. AOP Concepts
b. Programmatic VS Declarative AOP
c. Programmatic AOP
i. Types of Advices
5 Spring AOP ii. Types of Pointcuts
iii. Working with proxies
d. Declarative AOP
i. Using AOP 2.0 Config element
ii. OGNL Expressions
e. Aspect J AOP
Theory/Practical
6 Spring Tx i. Aop Configuration driven Transaction Management
ii. Aspect J annotation based Transaction Management
Theory/Practical
i. What is DAO pattern?
ii. Ways to implement Spring DAO
iii. Choosing an approach for JDBC database access
7 Spring JDBC
iv. JDBC Template
v. Executing Statements
vi. Running Queries
vii. SQL Parameters
Theory/Practical
8 Spring MVC i. Spring features
ii. Introduction to Spring MVC
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iii. Handler Mapping

iv. Controllers
v. Validations
vi. Handler Interceptors
vii. Views
viii. Form tags
i. Spring Integration with ORM

ii. Integrating with Hibernate
9 Spring ORM iii. Creating and Injecting Hibernate Session Factory
iv. Managing Transaction
Hibernate Syllabus
1. Advantages of Hibernate compared to JDBC
2. Introduction.
3. ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
4. Configuration xml file and Mapping xml file along with dtds.
5. Hibernate architecture
6. Installation and Directory Structure
7. Hibernate Data Types.
8. First Application using Hibernate.
9. Hibernate API
10. CRUD operations
11. Primary key Generators
12. Hibernate Query Language (HQL)
13. Native SQL
14. Criteria API
15. Inheritance in Hibernate
16. Relations
(one to one, one to many, many to one, many to many)
17. Caching
18. Connecting with Multiple Databases
19. Integrating Hibernate with Servlets and Struts
20. Hibernate Annotations
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Spring Boot – Syllabus
Chapter1: Introduction to Spring Boot

1. Creating spring Boot using Spring Initializer
2. Creating SpringBoot application using STS
Chapter2. Spring Boot Core

1. Spring Boot runners
2. Spring Boot starter class
3. Spring Boot input data
i. Using properties file
ii. Using yaml file
iii. Locations of properties files
4. POM.xml(Maven Process)
i. Dependency scopes
Chapter3: Spring Boot Data JPA
1. Introduction
2. Repository interface
3. Query method
4. Select and non-select operations
5. Projections
6. Using NoSql database(MongoDb)
Chapter4: Spring Boot Web-MVC
1. Introduction & MVC architecture
2. Model & Model Map
3. View Layer as JSP(UI)
4. Dev tools
5. View layer as Thymleaf(UI)
6. Cache management
7. Pagination
8. Lombok
9. Logging(SLF4J)
Chapter5: Spring Boot Email
1. Introduction
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2. Email configuration
Chapter6: Spring Boot Batch Processing

1. Introduction
2. Batch processing: Converting .csv file data to DB table
Chapter7: Spring Boot Rest (provider & consumer)

1. Introduction
2. Passing input to Rest Controller
3. Method return type
4. Using postman
Chapter8: SPRING BOOT WEB SECURITY
1. Spring Web MVC Security Architecture and components

2. Understanding the components of Spring Web MVC Security
3. Implementing Spring Boot Web Security with Annotation Approach
i. Basic Authentication
ii. Form Authentication
iii. Database Authentication
Note: Project on creating end-to-end application
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CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet)

13. Advanced CSS

14. Network requests

15. Storing data in the browser

ReactJs: Introduction to React

f) Reading context in class

Core Java Syllabus

III. STRING MANIPULATIONS

10. Dropping triggers, procedures, functions

Spring Framework -Syllabus

Spring Core Theory/Practical

iii. Handler Mapping

i. Spring Integration with ORM

Spring Boot – Syllabus

Chapter1: Introduction to Spring Boot

Chapter2. Spring Boot Core

Chapter6: Spring Boot Batch Processing

Chapter7: Spring Boot Rest (provider & consumer)

Chapter8: SPRING BOOT WEB SECURITY

1. Spring Web MVC Security Architecture and components

Note: Project on creating end-to-end application

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