Java Full Stack Developer

JAVA FULLSTACK WITH GEN AI(SPRING AI) & DSA

Java Full Stack: A Java full-stack web developer is a developer with extensive knowledge and expertise in full-stack tools and frameworks that work with Java Get ready to achieve your learning goals with the Java Full Stack Developer Course in Hyderabad. V Cube offers Java full-stack training in Hyderabad Kukatpally.

Duration:6 Months

Core Java (J2SE) (Java 2 Standard Edition)

1) Java Introduction.
• Small History of Java.
• Why we need to Learn Java, What is Java and Where we are using it in Real
Time.
• Java Terminologies and explanation.
• JDK Download and Installation and Setup for Programming.
• Write a Simple Java Program using Notepad++ and command prompt with
detailed Explanation.
• Eclipse Download, Installation and Setup.
• Write a Simple Program using Eclipse with creating
a workspace, project and Package with classes.
• JVM Architecture with Diagrammatic and Programming Explanation.

2) Language Fundamentals.
• What are the Identifiers and Rules for it?
• 50 Java Keywords with Explanation.
• What are the Different data types in Java?
• What are the Literals in Java?
• Types of variables.
• Var arg methods.
• What Exactly Arrays and Why we need to Learn Arrays with 15+ Examples.
• main(String[] args) method with command line arguments and Java Coding
standards.
• Java Constructors.
3) Operators
• Arithmetic Operators:
• Unary Operators:
• Assignment Operators:
• Relational Operators:
• Logical Operators:
• Bitwise Operators:
• Ternary Operator:
• Shift Operators:
• instanceof operators
4) Access Modifiers.
• private, protected, undefined(default) and public with Programmatic
Examples.
• static, strictfp, synchronized and abstract with Programmatic Examples.
• final, transient, volatile and native with programmatic examples.
5) Object Oriented Programming Concepts.
• Why we need to learn Oops Concepts.
• What Exactly the Oops Concepts?
• Where are we using Oops Concepts in real time?
• Encapsulation with examples of demo programming.
• Abstraction with examples of demo programming.
• Inheritance with examples of demo programming.
• Polymorphism with examples of demo programming.
6) Logical Statements.
• All logical statements like if, else, for, while, do, switch,
case, continue, break and default with 10+ Examples.
7) Exception Handling
• Exception Handling Introduction.
• Explain the Throwable from java. lang package.
• Explain the differences between Exception and Error.
• Explain the differences between Checked Exceptions and Unchecked
Exceptions.
• Explain the try, catch, finally, throw and throws with 10+ example programs.
• Customized Exception with 2+ example programs.
8) String Handling
• String Handling Introduction.
• Differences between String Literals and String Objects.
• String methods with 15+ practical programs.
• Differences between String, StringBuffer and StringBuilder.
• 10+ Interview Programs on String Handling.
9) File IO
• Fille Introduction.
• Explain the File, FileWriter, FileReader, BufferedWriter, BufferedReader
and PrintWriter with 7+ example Programs.
• Explain Serialization and DeSerialization with example Programming.
10) Multithreading
• MultiThreading Introduction.
• What exactly is the Thread Scheduler?
• Difference between t.start() and t.run().
• Importance of Thread class start().
• Overloading of run() method.
• If we are not overriding the run() method.
• Overriding the start() method.
• Life Cycle of a Thread.
• Which is the best approach to define a Thread
11) Collections framework
• Collections Introduction and why we need to learn Collections Framework.
• Differences between Collections and Arrays.
• Collections Hierarchy with detailed explanation.
• Explain the java.util packages with all interfaces and
classes, almost 25+ example programs.
• Hashmap Internal Implementation.
12) Java 8 features
• Lambda Expressions.
• Functional Interfaces (FI).
• Functional Interfaces wrt Inheritance.
• LambdaExpression with the FI.
• LambdaExpression vs MultiThreading.
• LambdaExpression vs Collections.
• Anonymous Inner class vs Lambda Expression.
• Default methods and static methods.
• Predefined Functional Interfaces.
• Double colon Operator (::) – Method reference, Constructor Reference
• Streams API
• Date and Time API
• Optional Class
• Nashorn JavaScript Engine
13) Java 11 and 17 features.
14) Design patterns
• Singleton Patterns.
• Factory Pattern and Abstract Factory Pattern.
• Builder Pattern
• Prototype Design Pattern.

Advanced java : (J2EE : Servlets and JSP)

15) Servlets
• Introduction to Web
• MVC Introduction
• Web – Port, HTTP, Get, Post, Container, Web vs Application Server.
• Client Server Architecture.
• Deployment Descriptor.
• HTML Pages
• Content Type MIME Types.
• Introduction to Servlet
• GenericSevlet, HttpServlet and Servlet Life Cycle
• Creation of model
• Getters and Setters
• Reflection API
• Storing and Manipulation with DB, SQL Injection
• Statements vs Prepared Statements and ResultSet
• Servlet API (Javax and Jakarta)
• How a Servlet application work
• Servlet Life cycle.
• Tomcat Server Download and install for Web Application Deployment.
• Steps to Create Servlet using Tomcat Server.
• Creating First Servlet Application using Eclipse IDE.
• Request and Responses using below
16) JSP
• JSP Life Cycle — Introduction, Phases, Methods
• Run JSP Program — How to Run JSP Program on Tomcat Server in Eclipse
• JSP Elements — JSP Declaration, JSP Syntax, JSP Expression, JSP Comments
• JSP Directives — Page, Include & Taglib Tutorial
• JSP Implicit Objects.
• JSP Standard Action Tags — include, useBean, forward, param
• What is Expression Language (EL)? — JSP Expression Language (EL)
• Exception Handling in JSP — Try Catch
• MVC Architecture in JSP — Learn with Example
• JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library) Tutorial — Core & Custom Tags Examples
• Cookies in JSP — Learn with Example
• JSP Action elements — client request, server response, HTTP status codes
• JSP Form Processing — JSP Form Processing Using getParameter()
• JSP Filters — Web.xml Filter Mapping in JSP Servlet
• JSP Date Handling — JSP Current Date and Time
• JSP Database Connection — Select, Insert, Update & Delete Example
• JSP Program Examples — Registration & Login Form
• JSP File Upload — File Upload & File Download Program Examples
• Servlet vs JSP — What’s the Difference?
17) JDBC
• What is the purpose of JDBC?
• What is JDBC?
• Explain about JDBC architecture?
• What is a JDBC Client?
• Explain about the JDBC API?
• Explain about DriverManager?
• Explain about JDBC Driver?
• Explain about a JDBC Client getting connected to a database server.
• Loading the driver
• What is Connection String?
• JDBC Driver
• How to establish the database Connection.?
• Statements, PreparedStaement, Callable Statement
• SQL Injection
• SQL Query Optimization

Front-End

18) HTML
• HTML Tags
• HTML Document Structure
• The <!DOCTYPE> Declaration
• Heading Tags
• Centering Content
• Horizontal Lines
• Preserve Formatting
• Non breaking Spaces
• HTML Elements
• HTML Attributes
• HTML Formatting
• Grouping Content
• HTML Phrase Tags
• HTML Comments
• HTML Images
• HTML Tables
• HTML Lists
• HTML Text Links
• HTML Blocks
• Grouping HTML Elements
• Html Background with Images
• HTML Colors
• HTML Fonts
• HTML Forms
• Text Input Controls
• Single-line text input controls
• Password input controls
• Multiple-Line Text Input Controls
• Checkbox Control
• Radio Button Control
• Select Box Control
• File Upload Box
• Button Controls
• Hidden Form Controls
• HTML Marquees
• HTML Layouts
• HTML Layouts – Using DIV, SPAN
Servlet Request
• Servlet Response
• Request Dispatcher
• SendRedirect method
• ServletConfig interface
• ServletContext interface
• Session Management.
• How session work
• HttpSession
• Using Cookies
• By URL rewriting
• Using Hidden form field
• ServletContextEvent and ServletContextListener
• HttpSessionEvent and HttpSessionListener
• Filter API
• Application examples
• Registration form
• Login system
• Sending Email
• Crud Example In servlet
• Pagination Example In servlet
19) CSS • What is CSS? • Advantages of CSS? • Who Creates and Maintains CSS? • CSS – Syntax • The Type Selectors ➢ The Universal Selectors ➢ The Descendant Selectors ➢ The Class Selectors ➢ The ID Selectors ➢ The Child Selectors ➢ The Attribute Selectors ➢ Multiple Style Rules ➢ Grouping Selectors • SS – Inclusion • Embedded CSS – TheCSS – Background
➢ Set the Background Color
➢ Set the Background Image
➢ Repeat the Background Image
➢ Set the Background Image Position
➢ Set the Background Attachment
• CSS – Fonts
➢ Set the Font Family
➢ Set the Font Style
➢ Set the Font Variant
➢ Set the Font Weight
➢ Set the Font Size
• CSS – Text
➢ Set the Text Color
➢ Set the Text Direction
➢ Set the Space between Characters
➢ Set the Space between Words
➢ Set the Text Alignment
➢ Decorating the Text
➢ Set the Text Cases
➢ Set the White Space between Text
➢ Set the Text Shadow
• CSS – Using Images
• The Image Border Property
• The Image Height Property
• The Image Width Property
• CSS – Links
• CSS – Tables
• CSS – Borders
• CSS – Margins
• CSS – Lists
• CSS – Padding
• CSS – Cursors
• CSS – Outlines
• CSS – Dimension
• CSS – Scrollbars
• CSS – Positioning
• CSS – Layers
• CSS – Pseudo Classes
• CSS – Layouts
20) Bootstrap
• Introduction
• Cards, Carousel
• Modal, Tooltip
• Responsive, Navbar
Forms
• Toggler, Tables, Input, Button
• Bootstrap 5 Introduction.
• Bootstrap 5
• Containers, Grids, Text/Typography, Colors, Tables, Images, Jumbotron,
Alerts, Buttons, Button
• Group, Cards, Dropdowns, Collapse, Navs, Navbars, tooltip and Flex.
• Bootstrap 5 Forms.
• Bootstrap 5 Grid.
• Bootstrap 5 Template.
21) JavaScript
• JavaScript Introduction
• How does the JavaScript Engine Works internally.?
• JavaScript Hoisting.
• JavaScript Basics
• JavaScript Literal Characters.
• JavaScript Operators, Variables.
• JavaScript Loop, ArrayList and Functions.
• JavaScript Form Images.
• JavaScript – Errors & Exceptions.
• JavaScript try, catch, finally statements.
• JavaScript – Form Validation.
• ES6 concepts
• Classes.
• Arrow Functions.
• Variables.
• Methods.
• Destruction.
• Modules.
• Java Script Advanced Concepts
• Debouncing, Event Bubbling.
• this context.
• call vs bind vs apply.
• predefined array functions.
• Server Interaction with Client.
• Browser APIs.
• JavaScript Throttling.
• How NPM works and Intro? (Node Package Manager)
• Briefly discussing Package.json.
• Callbacks, Promises
• Aysnc/Await
• Hoisting, Temporal Dead Zone
• Execution Context
• Runtime Environment
22) JQUERY
• jQuery | Introduction
• jQuery Syntax
• jQuery Selectors
• jQuery Event Methods
• jQuery Effects
• jQuery HTML/CSS
• jQuery Traversing
• Query Ajax
• jQuery Properties
23) Angular
• Angular Introduction
• One-way Binding
• Two-way Binding
• Component Interaction
• Interpolation
• Pipes
• Template Reference Variables
• Services
• Routing, RouteGuards
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• Life Cycle Hooks
• Directives
• Forms – Template driven, Reactive
24) React JS
• React Introduction.
• React Environment Setup.
• React Fundamentals.
• React JSX
• ReactJS Babel Introduction
• ReactJS Virtual DOM
• ReactJS ReactDOM
• React Components.
• React Lifecycle.
• Differences between Functional Components and Class Components.
• ReactJS Container and Presentational Pattern in Components.
• ReactJS Lists.
• React Forms.
• React Props & States.
• React Hooks.
• React useState Hook
• ReactJS useEffect Hook
• Context in React
• React Applications.
Building React App with 3rd Party Components.
• React Router.
• Client Server Interaction.
• JavaScript fetch API.
• Axios Library.

Frameworks

25) Spring
• Spring Introduction
➢ Why To Learn Spring
➢ Applications of Spring
➢ Prerequisites and Maven Installation.
➢ DI (Dependency Injection)
➢ AOP
• Spring Framework Architecture
➢ Spring Core
➢ Data Access Integration
➢ Spring Web Spring Framework Setup using Eclipse IDE.
➢ Setup Spring Framework Libraries.
➢ Spring HelloWorld application.
➢ Spring IOC Containers.
26) Spring Boot
➢ Spring MVC and MVC Application.
➢ Spring Annotations with Example Programs.
➢ Spring application using Hibernate or JPA.
• Spring Boot Introduction.
• Spring vs Spring Boot.
• Spring Boot Starters.
• Spring Boot Autoconfiguration
• Spring Boot Application
• Spring Boot Bootstrapping.
• Steps to Create Spring Applications.
• Spring Boot Basic Applications.
• Spring Boot Web Applications.
• Spring Boot Web Application with JPA.
• Spring Boot Rest API.
• Spring Boot Rest API with JPA.
27) Microservices
• MicroServices Introduction.
• What are Microservices?
• KeyComponents of MicroServices Architecture.
• MicroServices Architecture.
• How to Implement MicroServices in Java using Spring Boot application.
• Spring Boot Rest API Basic Important annotations.
Spring Boot Rest API endpoints.
• Java Spring Boot MicroServices application communication using Rest
Template.

Database

28) MySQL
• Database, DBMS, Port and Server introduction with Installation.
• Short Overview on SQL
• DDL (Data Definition Language) CREATE, DROP, ALTER, TRUNCATE,
COMMENT and RENAME
• with Example Queries.
• DQL (Data Query Language) SELECT with Example Queries.
• DML (Data Manipulation Language) INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, LOCK, CALL
and EXPLAIN PLAN
• with example Queries.
• DCL (Data Control Language) GRANT and REVOKE with example queries.
• Constraints PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, UNIQUE, NOT NULL and CHECK
• Normalization, ACID Properties
• Sorting the Data ORDER BY Clause.
• TCL (Transaction Control Language) COMMIT, ROLLBACK and SAVEPOINT
with example Queries.
• Filtering the Data DISTINCT, LIMIT, FETCH and WHERE clauses.
• Comparison operators (Logical Operators, AND Operators, OR Operators,
BETWEEN Operator, IN Operator, LIKE Operator, IS NULL Operator, NOT
Operator)
• Conditional Expressions CASE condition.
• Joining Multiple Tables SQL Aliases, INNER JOIN, LEFT OUTER JOIN, FULL
OUTER JOIN, CROSS JOIN and SELF JOIN.
• Aggregate Function
AVG, COUNT, SUM, MAX and MIN.
• Grouping the Data GROUP BY, HAVING and GROUPING SETS, ROLLUP and
CUBE.
• SET Operators – UNION and UNION ALL, INTERSECT and MINUS.
• SubQuery – subquery, Correlated Subquery, EXIT, ALL and ANY.
29) Tools (or) Miscellaneous
• IDE’s (Integrated Development Environments)
Notepad++, Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, and MySQL workbench.
• Build Tools Apache Maven.
• Repositories GIT.
• Web API Platform or Validator Postman.
• Operating System Linux.
• ServerApache Tomcat Server.
• Scrum Methodologies
30) AGILE
Gen AI
31) Gen AI with Java
Introduction to AI and Spring AI.
Working with AI models in Spring.
Prompt Engineering.
Spring AI with Dall-E and Audio models.
RAG with Spring AI.
6) Building AI driven Application.
DSA
32) Data Structures and Algorithms
• Time & Space Complexity
• Arrays
• Strings
• LinkedList, Stack, Queue
• Trees
• Graphs
• Binary Search
• Linear Search
• Pointers
• Heap
• Recursion
• Hashing
• Sorting
➢ Bubble Sort
➢ Selection Sort
➢ Insertion Sort
➢ Merge Sort
➢ Quick Sort

JAVA FULL STACK Course's Key Highlights

100+ hours of learning
Real-time industry professionals curate the course.

Internships and live projects

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28+ Skills That Are Useful in the Workplace

Trainers with a minimum of 12 years of experience

Videos and back-up classes

Subject Matter Experts Deliver Guest Lectures

Description Of The Java full Stack Course

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WHY JAVA FULL STACK IS SO POPULAR?

 Java Full Stack development is among the most in-demand skills in the Software IT Industry these days. As a fresher, it would be an extremely good career option because it would broaden your knowledge of the subject while also assisting you with placements. So you’ve preferred the ideal field to advance your career in full-stack development. What Is the Value of Having a Full-Stack Developer on Your Team? This not only saves a lot of money, but it also allows one person to manage and understand all aspects of a project, avoiding miscommunication and knowledge silos. A full-stack developer can handle a smaller-scale project on their own for them. It will take time to become a full-stack developer. It is not only necessary to learn various front-end and back-end technologies. It’s also about gaining a better understanding of those two areas and making communication between them as simple and as easy as possible. And you’ll need a lot of patience to get there.

WHY TO LEARN JAVA FULL STACK

A Java Full Stack Developer is a software engineer who works on both the client and server sides of a software application. This type of developer works on the Full Stack of a software application, which contains front-end development, back end development, database development, server development, API development, and version control systems. As a result, the title “Full Stack” Developer was coined. As a full-stack developer, you are familiar with various of technologies. You’d be familiar with all of them, whether it’s adding images to a website page or creating a database. This gives you an advantage over other developers because it allows you to make technical decisions more quickly and see the big picture. The full stack developer converts user requirements into overall architecture and implements new systems. A Full-Stack Developer does not have to be an expert in every technology. However, when developing an application, the professional is expected to work on both the client and server sides and understand what is going on. He or she should be enthusiastic about all software technologies.

Benefits of beginning an Full Stack Java Development career

If you’re a novice in this field, understanding the significance of a Full-stack Java developer could be beneficial to you. In the meantime, let’s become acquainted with the benefits of making a living in this field that attracts thousands of professionals each year across the globe.

1. Astonishing pay

One of the best advantages of studying fully-stack Java development and establishing your career in the field is the exceptional salary. The majority of companies hire experienced full-stack Java developers for high-paying salaries. Many developers master full-stack programming skills to leave their jobs and obtain lucrative positions at better-paying firms. This means that you can be an all-stack Java developer and make a hefty salary all over the world. Below are the average annual wages of full stack Java developers across various regions.

2. Career Growth

An all-stack Java developer has an exciting career path. They can swiftly achieve their professional goals and get to higher levels. Although the initial steps to becoming an all-stack Java developer may be a challenge however, the rest of the path is an easy task: straightforward and easy to achieve. A majority of Java developers develop the skills and gain practical experience to be able to obtain a full-stack Java developer position. In the next few years, they are elevated to the rank of a senior within the organization. With a bit of hard work, these experts could join the executive board and be promoted to the Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) within their respective companies. Interesting, isn’t it?

3. Flexible job roles

Do you prefer having full control over what you create? Full-stack Java development might be your thing If so! Learning full stack can allow you to gain a solid understanding of all aspects of the product including frontend and backend. Thus, you can develop CSS while brainstorming ideas for features on the server side that are driven by PHP. So using full stack Java development gives you more flexibility since you can easily fit into nearly any role due to your deep understanding of domains.

4. An All Rounder

The primary requirement to become an all-stack Java developer is to master a variety of techniques, from design to development. You can therefore tackle different aspects of the product such as designing the backend and altering the UI. All in all a Full-stack Java developer has a wealth of talent that is versatile, making them highly employable within the top companies. These advantages make full-stack Java development a lucrative career choice for many professionals. Are you thrilled by these benefits? Let’s look at the steps to becoming an all-inclusive Java developer in that scenario

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