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Building Strategic Influence in Matrix Organizations

Java is a computer programming language i.e. concurrent, class-based and object-oriented and designed to have lesser implementation dependencies. This is the most commonly used programming language used by software developers.

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Why You Shouldn’t Miss this course

After completion of Core Java training course, the participant will be able to:
  • Internalize Object Oriented Programming concepts
  • Internalize basic Java concepts
  • Write Java programs using operators, constructors, loops, functions, conditions, etc.
  • Implement methods and encapsulation in Java
  • Implement multi-threading, string handling, and exception handling techniques
  • Use JDBC connections
  • Develop Java applications
Duration: 32 Hours

Recommended Experience

Basic programming knowledge is good to have but not mandatory for this training

Structured for Strategic Application

  • Programming language Types and Paradigms
  • Computer Programming Hierarchy
  • How Computer Architecture Affects a Language?
  • Why Java?
  • Flavors of Java
  • Java Designing Goal
  • Role of Java Programmer in Industry
  • Features of Java Language
  • JVM –The heart of Java
  • Java’s Magic Byte code
The Java Environment:
  • Installing Java.
  • Java Program Development
  • Java Source File Structure
  • Compilation
Basic Language Elements:
  • Lexical Tokens, Identifiers
  • Keywords, Literals, Comments
  • Primitive Data types, Operators
Object Oriented Programming
  • Class Fundamentals
  • Object & Object reference
  • Object Life time & Garbage Collection
  • Creating and Operating Objects
  • Constructor & initialization code block
  • Access Control, Modifiers, methods
  • Nested , Inner Class &Anonymous Classes
  • Abstract Class & Interfaces
  • Defining Methods, Argument Passing Mechanism
  • Method Overloading, Recursion
  • Dealing with Static Members. Finalize () Method
  • Native Method. Use of “this “reference
  • Use of Modifiers with Classes & Methods
  • Design of Accessors and Mutator Methods
  • Cloning Objects, shallow and deep cloning
  • Generic Class Types
  • Use and Benefits of Inheritance in OOP
  • Types of Inheritance in Java
  • Inheriting Data Members and Methods
  • Role of Constructors in inheritance
  • Overriding Super Class Methods
  • Use of “super”
  • Polymorphism in inheritance
  • Type Compatibility and Conversion
  • Implementing interfaces
  • Organizing Classes and Interfaces in Packages
  • Package as Access Protection
  • Defining Package
  • CLASSPATH Setting for Packages
  • Making JAR Files for Library Packages
  • Import and Static Import
  • Naming Convention For Packages
  • The Idea behind Exception
  • Exceptions & Errors
  • Types of Exception
  • Control Flow In Exceptions
  • JVM reaction to Exceptions
  • Use of try, catch, finally, throw, throws in Exception Handling
  • In-built and User Defined Exceptions
  • Checked and Un-Checked Exceptions
  • Defining an Array
  • Initializing & Accessing Array
  • Multi –Dimensional Array
  • Operation on String
  • Mutable & Immutable String
  • Using Collection Bases Loop for String
  • Tokenizing a String
  • Creating Strings using String Buffer
  • Understanding Threads
  • Needs of Multi-Threaded Programming
  • Thread Life-Cycle
  • Thread Priorities
  • Synchronizing Threads
  • Inter Communication of Threads
  • Critical Factor in Thread -DeadLock
  • Applet & Application
  • Applet Architecture
  • Parameters to Applet
  • Embedding Applets in Web page
  • Applet Security Policies
  • Utility Methods for Arrays
  • Observable and Observer Objects
  • Date & Times
  • Using Scanner
  • Regular Expression
  • Input/Output Operation in Java(java.io Package)
  • Streams and the new I/O Capabilities
  • Understanding Streams
  • The Classes for Input and Output
  • The Standard Streams
  • Working with File Object
  • File I/O Basics
  • Reading and Writing to Files
  • Buffer and Buffer Management
  • Read/Write Operations with File Channel
  • Serializing Objects
  • Designing Graphical User Interfaces in Java
  • Components and Containers
  • Basics of Components
  • Using Containers
  • Layout Managers
  • AWT Components
  • Adding a Menu to Window
  • Extending GUI Features Using Swing Components
  • Java Utilities (java.util Package)
  • The Collection Framework
  • Collections of Objects
  • Collection Types
  • Sets
  • Sequence
  • Map
  • Understanding Hashing
  • Use of ArrayList & Vector
  • Event-Driven Programming in Java
  • Event- Handling Process
  • Event-Handling Mechanism
  • The Delegation Model of Event Handling
  • Event Classes
  • Event Sources
  • Event Listeners
  • Adapter Classes as Helper Classes in Event Handling
  • Inner Class Shortcut to Event Handling
  • Avoiding Deadlocks in GUI Code
  • Event Types & Classes
  • Networking Programming
  • Networking Basics
  • Client-Server Architecture
  • Socket Overview
  • Networking Classes and Interfaces
  • Network Protocols
  • Developing Networking Applications in Java
  • Introduction to JDBC
  • JDBC Drivers & Architecture
  • CURD operation Using JDBC
  • Connecting to non-conventional Databases
  • Introduction to Email Technical Internals
  • Understanding of POP and SMTP framework
  • Complete understanding the email API
  • Mass mailer Application development
  • Introduction to J2EE
  • J2EE Overview
  • Why J2EE?
  • J2EE Architecture
  • J2EE APIs
  • J2EE Containers
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Designed for Immediate Organizational Impact

Includes real-world simulations, stakeholder tools, and influence models tailored for complex organizations.

Course Duration16 hours of live, online, instructor-led training
24x7 SupportTechnical & query support round the clock
Lifetime LMS AccessAccess all the materials on LMS anytime, anywhere
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