Course Name Advanced Java Course Training In Chandigarh
Duration 6 Months
Batch Timing 9 To 11, 11 To 1, 1 To 3, 3 To 5, 5 To 7
Software J2SE / J2EE / Spring / Hibernate / Struts

Java Training

backstreetsacademy is one of the best Java training institute in Chandigarh. We have a team of experienced Java developers and trainers from multinational companies to teach our campus students.

backstreetsacademy trainers provides highly customized and result oriented training in Core Java, Advance Java, Struts 2.x, Spring, Hibernate, Web Services etc. We focus on practical training sessions as well as theoretical classes.

We believe that learning technology makes you better, but implementing it makes you perfect. We provide computer labs to students so that they can implement regularly whatever they learn in the class.

In Java training, our training institute offers practical knowledge and full job assistance with Java training course.

Course Content

Industrial Overview

Java is one of the most popular programming language. It provides many services in various fields.

 

On the basis of Java, desktop applications such as media player, antivirus can be created. Along with that we can also create web applications by using technologies like Servlet, JSP, JSF etc.

 

Java didn’t end here. It also provides enterprise applications for the banking sector. Automated Teller Machine (ATM) which is used by every bank, internally uses the features of Java.

 

The most used mobile operating system of the modern world, Android is also based on Java. Thus, we can say that Java covers almost whole IT industry.

 

backstreetsacademy understands the real requirements of IT industry and always updated with the current scenarios.

Technology Introduction

Java is an object oriented, high level programming language. It was originally developed by Sun Microsystem and later acquired by Oracle. It is one of the most secured language.

 

Java is a platform independent language. So, it can be run on multiple platforms like Windows, Linux, Sun Solaris, Mac/OS etc. once it is converted in bytecode. Java provides a multithreaded environment that makes its performance better.

 

Java also takes care about memory management and for that it provides automatic garbage collector. This collects the unused objects automatically.

Core Java Syllabus

Basics of Java

Java – What, Where and Why?
History and Features of Java
Internals of Java Program
Difference between JDK,JRE and JVM
Internal Details of JVM
Variable and Data Type
Unicode System
Naming Convention

OOPS Concepts

Advantage of OOPs
Object and Class
Method Overloading
Constructor
static variable, method and block
this keyword
Inheritance (IS-A)
Aggregation and Composition(HAS-A)
Method Overriding
Covariant Return Type
super keyword
Instance Initializer block
final keyword
Runtime Polymorphism
static and Dynamic binding
Abstract class and Interface
Downcasting with instanceof operator
Package and Access Modifiers
Encapsulation
Object class
Object Cloning
Java Array
Call By Value and Call By Reference
strictfp keyword
Creating API Document

String Handling
String : What and Why?
Immutable String
String Comparison
String Concatenation
Substring
Methods of String class
StringBuffer class
StringBuilder class
Creating Immutable class
toString method
StringTokenizer class

Exception Handling
Exception Handling : What and Why?
try and catch block
Multiple catch block
Nested try
finally block
throw keyword
Exception Propagation
throws keyword
Exception Handling with Method Overriding
Custom Exception

Nested Classes
Nested Class : What and Why?
Member Inner class
Annonymous Inner class
Local Inner class
static nested class
Nested Interface

Multithreading
Multithreading : What and Why?
Life Cycle of a Thread
Creating Thread
Thread Schedular
Sleeping a thread
Joining a thread
Thread Priority
Daemon Thread
Thread Pooling
Thread Group
ShutdownHook
Performing multiple task by multiple thread
Garbage Collection
Runnable class

Synchronization
Synchronization : What and Why?
synchronized method
synchronized block
static synchronization
Deadlock
Inter-thread Communication
Interrupting Thread

Input and output
FileOutputStream & FileInputStream
ByteArrayOutputStream
SequenceInputStream
BufferedOutputStream & BufferedInputStream
FileWriter & FileReader
CharArrayWriter
Input from keyboard by InputStreamReader
Input from keyboard by Console
Input from keyboard by Scanner
PrintStream class
PrintWriter class
Compressing and Uncompressing File
Reading and Writing data simultaneously
DataInputStream and DataOutputStream
StreamTokenizer class

Serialization
Serialization & Deserialization
Serialization with IS-A and Has-A
transient keyword

Networking
Socket Programming
URL class
Displaying data of a web page
InetAddress class
DatagramSocket and DatagramPacket
Two way communication

AWT and EventHandling
AWT Controls
Event Handling by 3 ways
Event classes and Listener Interfaces
Adapter classes
Creating Games and Applications

Swing
Basics of Swing
JButton class
JRadioButton class
JTextArea class
JComboBox class
JTable class
JColorChooser class
JProgressBar class
JSlider class
Digital Watch
Graphics in swing
Displaying Image
Edit Menu for Notepad
Open Dialog Box
Creating Notepad
Creating Games and applications

LayoutManagers
BorderLayout
GridLayout
FlowLayout
BoxLayout
CardLayout

Applet
Life Cycle of Applet
Graphics in Applet
Displaying image in Applet
Animation in Applet
EventHandling in Applet
JApplet class
Painting in Applet
Digital Clock in Applet
Analog Clock in Applet
Parameter in Applet
Applet Communication
Creating Games

Reflection API
Reflection API
newInstance() & Determining the class object
javap tool
creating javap tool
creating appletviewer
Accessing private method from outside the class

Collection
Collection Framework
ArrayList class
LinkedList class
ListIterator interface
HashSet class
LinkedHashSet class
TreeSet class
PriorityQueue class
ArrayDeque class
Map interface
HashMap class
LinkedHashMap class
TreeMap class
Hashtable class
Comparable and Comparator
Properties class

JDBC
JDBC Drivers
Steps to connect to the database
Connectivity with Oracle
Connectivity with MySQL
Connectivity with Access without DSN
DriverManager
Connection interface
Statement interface
ResultSet interface
PreparedStatement
ResultSetMetaData
DatabaseMetaData
Storing image
Retrieving image
Storing file
Retrieving file
Stored procedures and functions
Transaction Management
Batch Processing
JDBC New Features
Mini Project

Java New Features
Assertion
For-each loop
Varargs
Static Import
Autoboxing and Unboxing
Enum Type
Annotation
etc.

Internationalization
Internationalization
ResourceBundle class
I18N with Date
I18N with Time
I18N with Number
I18N with Currency

Module 2

Video editing, Motion Graphy, Vfx & fx, 2D Animaton

Softwares Covered

  • After Effect
  • Premium Pro
  • Adobe Audition

Topic Covered

  • Fundamental of Video Editing
  • Colour Correction & Transitions
  • Motion Graphics & Logo Animations
  • Masking & Advanced Colour Keying
  • Creating 3D effects
  • Creating Special Effects in videos, still & animation
  • Camera Tracking Basics
  • Removing Chroma & Grains
  • Rotoscopy & Wire Removal
  • Merging 3D with Live Footage
  • Creating VFX using After Effects Interface
  • Generating advanced particle effect
  • Rendering formats for various passes
  • Editing in FCP Interface
  • Sound editing using Adobe Audition
  • Project

Adevance Java  Syllabus in Chandigarh

Servlet
Basics of Servlet
Servlet: What and Why?
Basics of Web
Servlet API
Servlet Interface
GenericServlet
HttpServlet
Servlet Life Cycle
Working with Apache Tomcat Server
Steps to create a servlet in Tomcat
How servlet works?
servlet in Myeclipse
servlet in Eclipse
servlet in Netbeans
ServletRequest
ServletRequest methods
Registration example with DB
Servlet Collaboration

RequestDispatcher
sendRedirect
ServletConfig

ServletConfig methods
ServletConfig example
ServletContext

ServletContext methods
ServletContext example

Attribute
How to set, get and remove example?

Session Tracking
Cookies
Hidden Form Field
URL Rewriting
HttpSession

Event and Listener
Filter
Filter
Authentication Filter
FilterConfig
Useful examples

SERVLETINPUTSTREAM AND SERVLETOUTPUTSTREAM
ANNOTATION SERVLET
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
JSP

Basics of JSP
Life cycle of JSP
JSP API
JSP in Eclipse and other IDE’s

Scripting elements

scriptlet tag
expression tag
declaration tag

9 Implicit Objects

out
request
response
config
application
session
pageContext
page
exception

Directive Elements

page directive
include directive
taglib directive

Exception Handling

Action Elements

jsp:forward
jsp:include
Bean class
jsp:useBean
jsp:setProperty & jsp:getProperty
Displaying applet in JSP

EXPRESSION LANGUAGE
MVC IN JSP
JSTL
Custom tags
Custom Tag : What and Why?
Custom Tag API?
Custom Tag Example
Attributes
Iteration
Custom URI

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT IN JSP
JavaMail API
JavaMail API
Sending Email
Sending email through Gmail server
Receiving Email
Sending HTML content
Design Pattern
Design Pattern

Singleton
DAO
DTO
MVC
Front Controller
Factory Method
etc.
JUnit
JUnit

JUnit: What and Why?
Types of Testing
Annotations used in JUnit
Assert class
Test Cases
Maven
Maven

Maven: What and Why?
Ant Vs Maven
How to install Maven?
Maven Repository
Understanding pom.xml
Maven Example
Maven Web App Example
Maven using Eclipse

Struts 2
Basics of Struts2
Struts : What and Why?
Model1 vs Model2
Struts2 Features
Steps to create Struts2 application
Understanding Action class
Understanding struts.xml file
Struts2 in Eclipse IDE
Struts2 in Myeclipse IDE

Core Components

Interceptors
ValueStack
ActionContext
ActionInvocation
OGNL

Struts 2 Architecture
Struts2 Action

Action Interface
ActionSupport class

Struts2 Configuration
multi configuration
multi namespace
Interceptors
Custom Interceptor : Life Cycle of Interceptor
params interceptor
execAndWait interceptor
prepare interceptor
modelDriven interceptor
exception interceptor
fileUpload interceptor
Struts 2 Validation
Custom Validation : workflow interceptor
Input Validation : validation interceptor
Ajax Validation : jsonValidation interceptor
Aware Interfaces

ServletActionContext
SessionAware
Login and Logout Application
ServletContextAware

Struts2 with I18N
Zero Configuration
By convention
By annotation

STRUTS2 WITH TILES2
HIBERNATE WITH STRUTS2
SPRING WITH STRUTS2
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT IN STRUTS2
Working with IDE
IDE
Eclipse IDE
Netbeans IDE
Myeclipse IDE
Working with Servers
Servers

Apache Tomcat
Glassfish Server
JBoss Server
Weblogic Server
EJB 3
Introduction to JavaEE

The Need for JavaEE.
Overview on the JavaEE Architecture
1 tier
2 tier
3 tier
N tier
JavaEE Key Standards

Introduction to EJB3

The EJB Model
Key Services of the Application Server

Developing Session Beans
Stateless Session Beans
Stateful Session Beans
Packaging
Writing Clients

Using Dependency Injection
No More JNDI
Injection of EJBContext

JMS
JMS Overview
JMS Messaging Domains
Example of JMS using Queue
Example of JMS using Topic
Message Driven Beans
Persistence Introduction to JPA
Object Relational Mapping
Mapping configurations
Embedded Objects
EJBQL

Web Technology
HTML 5
Introduction to HTML HTML Tags
Creating Forms
Creating tables
Managing home page

CSS
Introduction to CSS
Three ways to use CSS
CSS Properties
Designing website
Working with Templates

Javascript
Introduction to Javascript
Three ways to use Javascript
Working with events
Client-side Validation
JQuery
Introduction to JQuery
Validation using JQuery
JQuery Forms
JQuery Examples
AJAX
Introduction to AJAX
Servlet and JSP with AJAX
Interacting with database

Spring Syllabus
Spring
Basics of Spring

What is Spring
Spring Modules
Spring Application

Spring with IDE

Spring in Myeclipse
Spring in Eclipse

IOC container

Dependency Injection

Constructor Injection
CI Dependent Object
CI with collection
CI with Map
CI Inheriting Bean
Setter Injection
SI Dependent Object
SI with Collection
SI with Map
CI vs SI
Autowiring
Factory Method

Spring AOP

AOP Terminology
AOP Implementations
Pointcut
Advices

Spring JDBC

JdbcTemplate Example
PreparedStatement
ResultSetExtractor
RowMapper
NamedParameter
SimpleJdbcTemplate

Spring with ORM

Spring with Hibernate
Spring with JPA

SpEL

SpEL Examples
Operators in SpEL
variable in SpEL

Spring 3 MVC

Remoting with Spring

Spring with RMI
Http Invoker
Hessian
Burlap
Spring with JMS

OXM Frameworks

Spring with JAXB
Spring with Xstream
Spring with Castor

Spring Java Mail

Web Integration

Spring with Struts2
Login and Logout Application

Hibernate Syllabus
Hibernate
Basics of Hibernate
Hibernate Introduction
Hibernate Architecture
Understanding First Hibernate application

Hibernate with IDE
Hibernate in Eclipse
Hibernate in MyEclipse

Hibernate Application

Hibernate with annotation
Hibernate Web application
Hibernate Generator classes
Hibernate Dialects

Hibernate Logging
Hibernate with Log4j 1
Hibernate with Log4j 2

Inheritance Mapping

Table Per Hierarchy
Table Per Hierarchy using Annotation
Table Per Concrete
Table Per Concreteusing Annotation
Table Per Subclass
Table Per Subclass using Annotation

Collection Mapping
Mapping List
One-to-many by List using XML
Many to Many by List using XML
One To Many by List using Annotation
Mapping Bag
One-to-many by Bag
Mapping Set
One-to-many by Set
Mapping Map
Many-to-many by Map
Bidirectional
Lazy Collection

Component Mapping
Association Mapping
One-to-one using Primary Key
One-to-one using Foreign Key
TRANSACTION MANAGEMENT
HQL
HCQL
NAMED QUERY
HIBERNATE CACHING

First Level Cache
Second Level Cache

Integration
Hibernate and Struts
Hibernate and Spring

Why Backstreetsacademy?

Life time validity.

We provide 100% job assistance.

You get an opportunity to work on live projects.

Less number of students in a batch.

More focus on practical labs instead of theoretical sessions.

Flexible timing (If there is any timing problem then you can change your batch).

Conclusion

For the development in Java, one should have a strong basic concept and programming skills. Through our training sessions you will get in depth knowledge of Java and our practical labs will help you to enhance your coding skills.

Covered

J2SE , J2EE, Spring, Hibernate and Struts

Duration

6 months

Eligibility

10th , 12th, BA, BCA, MCA, B-Tech,M-Tech and other

Projects

J2SE Desktop Application

J2EE Web Application