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About Java Training Course in Edukators Coimbatore

Our Java training starts with foundational principles, covering variables, data types, and control structures. As you advance, you’ll master object-oriented programming, including encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. The core of our Java Training focuses on Java SE, with in-depth learning on input/output, multithreading, and exception handling. We also cover Java EE for web development, including servlets, JSP, and frameworks like Spring and Hibernate. Practical, hands-on projects ensure you gain real-world experience and problem-solving skills Equipping participants with industry-relevant tools is integral to our Java training. We familiarize them with popular Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) such as Eclipse and essential version control systems like Git. Best practices in coding, design patterns, and debugging techniques are ingrained, ensuring that graduates adopt habits aligned with industry standards.

Know about our Java Trainers

Java training is led by seasoned professionals dedicated to providing a transformative learning experience for those eager to master Java development. Drawing from their extensive industry experience, our trainers bring practical knowledge and real-world insights into the classroom, ensuring that students receive a comprehensive education. With a deep understanding of the entire Java ecosystem, including core Java concepts, object-oriented programming, Java Enterprise Edition, frameworks, and tools, our trainers design a curriculum that aligns with the latest industry trends. They employ effective teaching methodologies, incorporating a blend of lectures, hands-on exercises, and projects to reinforce theoretical concepts. Recognizing the importance of practical application, our trainers guide participants through hands-on projects, fostering problem-solving skills and providing valuable industry-relevant experience through Java training.

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Benefits of taking course with us!

Enrolling in a Java training course offers a multitude of benefits, providing students with a comprehensive and practical education in one of the most widely used programming languages. One of the primary advantages of Java training is the depth and breadth of learning. The course covers everything from foundational concepts to advanced programming techniques, ensuring learners develop a well-rounded understanding of Java. Through hands-on exercises, coding projects, and real-world scenarios, students gain practical experience, translating theoretical knowledge into valuable skills. Completing our Java training course opens up a world of career opportunities. Java is a versatile language widely used in various domains, including web development, mobile app development, and enterprise solutions. Master Java with our Java training, from Java Programming Basics to our Complete Java course, and become proficient through our comprehensive Java training program.

Course Details

  • What is a program?
  • Why Programming?
  • What is an IDE?
  • What is compiler?
  • Java overview
  • History of Java
  • Features of Java
  • Setting up the environment.
  • Difference between JRE, JDK, JVM
  • Bytecode,Unicode, ClassLoader, Classpath, Path
  • JVM Architecture
  • Unicode Systems
  • What is syntax?
  • What is variable, Identifiers & Literals?
  • Type Casting
  • Java Keywords
  • What is comments & java comments?
  • What is Data-types ?
  • Primitive data types
  • Non-primitive data types
  • Java Numbers & Characters
  • Java Arrays
  • Operators in java
  • Java if
  • Java if-else
  • Java else if
  • Java Switch
  • Java For Loop and its type
  • Java While Loop
  • Java Do While Loop
  • Java Break
  • Java Continue
  • Java user-defined function
  • Java Method Parameters
  • Java Scope
  • Java Recursion
  • Java Lambda
  • Java Files
  • Java Create/Write Files
  • Java Read Files
  • Java Delete Files
  • Introduction to Garbage Collection
  • Advantage of garbage collection
  • Working of garbage collection in Java
  • Memory heap generations
  • Mark-and-sweep
  • What triggers Java garbage collection?
  • Different garbage collectors - Serial, Parallel, CMS(Concurrent mark-and-sweep), G1 (Garbage first)
  • How to ensuring a Java object is removed during garbage collection?
  • Fundamentals of Exception Handling
  • Exception types
  • Execption Hierarchy
  • Try and Catch and finally
  • Throw , throws
  • Custom Exception
  • Chained Exception
  • Java OOP
  • Class & Objects
  • Object Cloning
  • Class Attribute
  • Class Methods
  • Constructors
  • Java Inheritance
  • Java Aggregation
  • Package
  • Access Modifiers
  • Encapsulation
  • Method Overloading
  • Method Overriding
  • Covariant Return Type
  • super keyword
  • Instance Initializer block
  • final keyword
  • Runtime Polymorphism
  • Dynamic Binding
  • instance of operator
  • Abstract class
  • Interface
  • Abstract vs Interface
  • Other OOP's Concepts
  • Math class
  • Wrapper Class
  • Call By Values
  • strictfp keyword
  • Command Line Arg
  • Defining Packages
  • Extending Interfaces
  • Why Generics?
  • Generics Classes
  • Generics and Primitive Types
  • Constraints
  • Comparable Interface
  • Generic Methods
  • Multiple Type Parameters
  • Generic Class and Inheritance
  • Collection Framework
  • Iterables
  • Iterable Interface
  • Iterator Interface
  • Collection Interface
  • List Interface
  • Comparable Interface
  • Comparator Interface
  • Queue Interface
  • Set Interface
  • Hash tables
  • Map Interface
  • Functional Interfaces
  • Anonymous Inner class
  • Lambda Expressions
  • Variable Capture
  • Method Reference
  • Built-in Functional Interface
  • Consumer Interface
  • Chaining Consumer
  • Supplier Interface
  • Function Interface
  • Composing Functions
  • Predicate Interface
  • Combining Predicates
  • Binary Operator Interface
  • Unary Operator Interface
  • Imperatice vs Functional Programming
  • Creating a Stream
  • Mapping Elements
  • Filtering Elements
  • Slicing Elements
  • Sorting Elements
  • Getting Unique Elements
  • Peeking Elements
  • Simple Reducers
  • Reducing a Stream
  • Collectors
  • Grouping Elements
  • Partitioning Elements
  • Primitive Type Streams
  • Unary Operator Interface
  • Process and Threads
  • Starting a Thread
  • Pausing a Thread
  • Joining a Thread
  • Interpreting a Thread
  • Concurrency issues
  • Race Conditions
  • Thread Safety
  • Locks
  • Synchronized Keyword
  • Volatile Keyword
  • Thread Signaling and Notify
  • Atomic Objects
  • Adders
  • Synchronized Collections
  • Concurrent Collections
  • Thread Pools
  • Executors
  • Callables and Futures
  • Asynchornous Programming
  • Completable Future
  • Creating a Completable Future
  • Implementing Async Api
  • Running on code Completion
  • Handling Exceptions
  • Transforming Completable Future
  • Composing Completable Future
  • Combinig Completable Future
  • Waiting for many tasks
  • Waiting for first task
  • Handling Timeouts
  • What is Database? Types of Databases?
  • What is DBMS?
  • What is RDBMS?
  • Environment setup - Mongo installation
  • Mongo shell - CRUD operations
  • Installing mongo driver
  • Making connection with Java
  • Introduction to JDBC
  • Database and Drivers
  • Types of Driver
  • Database with different driver
  • Loading a driver Class File
  • Connection Establishment
  • Result set, Statement, Prepared statement Interface
  • Batch Update
  • Transaction Management
  • Callable Statement
  • Basic of JSP
  • Scriptlet Tag,Expression Tag, Declaration Tag
  • Implicit Objects
  • Directive Elements
  • Action Elements in Exception Handling
  • Expression Language
  • MVC Pattern
  • JSTL
  • Custom Tags
  • What is Servlet?
  • Client Server Architecture
  • Servlet Fundamentals
  • Servlet Lifecycle & Servlet Interfaces
  • Servlet Request
  • Servlet Collaboration
  • Servlet Configure
  • Servlet Context
  • Servlet Tracking
  • Filters in J2EE
  • Listeners in J2EE
  • Servlet API
  • Sending Mail
  • Receiving Mail
  • Sending HTML Content
  • Sending the Email through Gmail Server
  • Junit - What and Why
  • Asset Class & Test Class
  • Annotations used in Junit
  • What is Maven
  • Difference between Maven and Ant
  • Maven Installation
  • Maven Repository
  • Pom.XML
  • Maven WebApp

Requirements

1Familiarity with using a computer, keyboard, and mouse is essential for success in Java training. Beginners should feel comfortable navigating through the operating system and performing basic file management tasks.
2A logical mindset and a basic understanding of mathematical concepts are helpful for grasping programming logic in Java training. However, the level of mathematics required for Java programming is generally not advanced.
3 Java courses for beginners are designed with the assumption that participants have little to no prior experience with Java. Therefore, no previous knowledge of Java programming is required.
4Enthusiasm, motivation, and a commitment to learning are crucial. Java programming can be challenging at times, and a positive attitude and dedication to the learning process are key to success.

Job Opportunities for learning Java

Java training opens up a range of job opportunities across various industries for Java developers. Here are some common job roles that Java training can prepare you for:

  1. Java Developer
  2. Full Stack Java Developer
  3. Backend Developer
  4. Java Software Engineer
  5. Java Web Developer
  6. Android App Developer
  7. Enterprise Java Developer
  8. Cloud Engineer (Java)
  9. Game Developer
  10. Java FX Developer

FAQ's about java training in Edukators Coimbatore

Java is a versatile and widely-used programming language with applications in web development, mobile app development, and more. Learning Java provides a solid foundation for a career in software development.

Both online and in-person training have their advantages. Online training offers flexibility, while in-person training provides face-to-face interaction with instructors. Choose the format that aligns with your preferences and schedule.

Yes, we provide certificates of completion. These certificates can be valuable for showcasing your skills to potential employers.

Learning Java opens up various career paths, including roles such as Java developer, software engineer, web developer, and application developer.

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