Professional Diploma in Java Full-Stack Development

A professional diploma designed to build industry-relevant Java full-stack development skills, covering Java, web development, databases, Spring Boot, REST APIs, Git, and hands-on project development.

Duration

1 Year

Skill Level

Advance
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Category

IT & Software Development

Overview

Professional Diploma in Java Full-Stack Development is a comprehensive program designed to develop practical skills in Java programming and full-stack web application development. The course begins with Java fundamentals and object-oriented programming, followed by collections, exception handling, file handling, and database programming.

Learners will progress to frontend development using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and Bootstrap, and backend development using Java Servlets, JSP, and Spring Boot. The program also covers MySQL, JDBC, Spring Data JPA, RESTful APIs, Postman, Fetch API, and Git/GitHub for building and managing modern web applications.

The program emphasizes hands-on learning through practical experiments and application development. It concludes with a complete Java full-stack capstone project, where learners design, develop, test, document, and present a functional web application integrating frontend, backend, and database technologies.


Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:

  1. Understand and apply Java programming fundamentals and object-oriented concepts to write structured and reusable programs.
  2. Apply Java collections, exception handling and file handling techniques to build robust console-based applications.
  3. Design responsive and interactive web pages using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.
  4. Develop dynamic web applications using Java Servlets, JSP and the Spring Boot framework.
  5. Connect Java applications to MySQL databases using JDBC and Spring Data JPA to perform data operations.
  6. Design, develop, test, document and present a complete Java full-stack web application using Git/GitHub for version control.

Modules

Unit 1: Java Programming Fundamentals

Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to Java
  2. Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
  3. Installing JDK
  4. Setting Up Eclipse/IntelliJ
  5. Structure of a Java Program
  6. Variables and Data Types
  7. Operators and Expressions
  8. Type Casting
  9. Conditional Statements
  10. If-Else Statements
  11. Switch Statements
  12. For, While and Do-While Loops
  13. Nested Loops
  14. One-Dimensional Arrays
  15. Two-Dimensional Arrays
  16. Methods and Parameter Passing
  17. Taking Input Using Scanner
  18. Basic Coding Practices
  19. Debugging Practices
  20. Java Programming Practice

Unit 2: Object-Oriented Programming in Java

Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
  2. Classes and Objects
  3. Constructors
  4. Constructor Overloading
  5. This Keyword
  6. Method Overloading
  7. Inheritance
  8. Types of Inheritance
  9. Super Keyword
  10. Method Overriding
  11. Polymorphism
  12. Abstraction
  13. Abstract Classes
  14. Interfaces
  15. Encapsulation
  16. Access Modifiers
  17. Packages
  18. Static Keyword
  19. Final Keyword
  20. Wrapper Classes
  21. Introduction to Multithreading

Unit 3: Collections, Exception Handling and File I/O in Java

Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to Exception Handling
  2. Try-Catch
  3. Finally
  4. Throw and Throws
  5. Creating Custom Exceptions
  6. Java Collections Framework
  7. ArrayList
  8. LinkedList
  9. HashSet
  10. HashMap
  11. TreeMap
  12. Iterator
  13. Generics
  14. File Handling
  15. File Class
  16. FileReader
  17. FileWriter
  18. BufferedReader
  19. Reading and Writing Files
  20. Java I/O Streams

Unit 4: HTML5 and CSS3 for Web Design

Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to Web Development
  2. How the Web Works
  3. HTML5 Document Structure
  4. HTML Tags
  5. Forms
  6. Tables
  7. Lists
  8. Multimedia Elements
  9. Semantic HTML
  10. CSS3 Fundamentals
  11. CSS Selectors
  12. CSS Box Model
  13. Colors and Fonts
  14. Page Layout
  15. CSS Flexbox
  16. CSS Grid
  17. Responsive Web Design
  18. Media Queries
  19. Introduction to Bootstrap
  20. Mobile-Friendly Web Pages

Unit 5: JavaScript for Frontend Interactivity

Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to JavaScript
  2. Role of JavaScript in Web Pages
  3. Variables
  4. Data Types
  5. Operators
  6. Conditional Statements
  7. Loops
  8. Functions
  9. DOM Introduction
  10. DOM Selection
  11. DOM Manipulation
  12. Event Handling
  13. Click Events
  14. Submit Events
  15. Change Events
  16. HTML Form Validation
  17. Introduction to JSON
  18. Fetch API
  19. Retrieving Data from a Server
  20. Frontend Interactivity Practice

Unit 6: Java Servlets and JSP

Topics Covered:

  1. Web Application Architecture
  2. Request-Response Cycle
  3. Apache Tomcat
  4. Tomcat Setup and Configuration
  5. Servlet Introduction
  6. Servlet Life Cycle
  7. Creating Servlets
  8. Deploying Servlets
  9. HTTP GET Requests
  10. HTTP POST Requests
  11. Handling HTML Form Requests
  12. Session Management
  13. Cookies
  14. HttpSession
  15. Introduction to JSP
  16. JSP Life Cycle
  17. JSP and HTML Integration
  18. Dynamic Web Pages
  19. MVC Pattern
  20. Servlet and JSP Application Development

Unit 7: Database Programming, Spring Boot, RESTful APIs, Version Control and Capstone Project

Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to Database Programming
  2. Connecting Java with MySQL
  3. JDBC
  4. CRUD Operations
  5. PreparedStatement
  6. ResultSet
  7. Introduction to Spring Boot
  8. Spring Boot Application Development
  9. Spring Data JPA
  10. JPA Annotations
  11. RestController
  12. Autowired
  13. REST API Development
  14. REST API Testing
  15. REST API Consumption
  16. Postman
  17. Fetch API Integration
  18. Frontend and Backend Integration
  19. Git and GitHub
  20. Version Control
  21. Capstone Project Development
  22. Project Testing
  23. Project Documentation
  24. Project Presentation



FAQs

The course is suitable for learners who have successfully completed Class 12 in any stream and have basic computer familiarity.

No. The course starts with Java programming fundamentals, so prior programming experience is not required.

The program has a total duration of 300 hours and is designed as a 1 academic year program.

Yes. Learners will develop, test, document and present a complete Java full-stack web application as the final capstone project.

The course prepares learners to develop full-stack web applications integrating a Java/Spring Boot backend, HTML/CSS/JavaScript frontend and MySQL database.

Contact

Name: Dr. Rakesh Kumar Verma

Mobile No: 8817339221

Email: [email protected]


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24999/-

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