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Java Full Stack Development Course Certification

Become an expert in Full Stack Web Development Course and learn OOPS concepts, multithreading, collection frameworks, exception handling, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, MySQL, Spring, etc.

  1. Expert-led interactive sessions.
  2. 60+ hours of dedicated learning.
  1. Expert-led interactive sessions.
  2. 60+ hours of dedicated learning.

Overview

With the help of this Java full stack development course, you will learn the fundamentals of front-end, middleware, and back-end Java web developer technologies. You will learn how to create a whole application from start to finish, test and use code, store data using MySQL, and much more. Upon completion, you will be able to develop end-to-end scalable applications and fulfil front-end and back-end requirements. Instructors with extensive training and expertise created this course. Assignments that emphasise the technology's usefulness are included after each session. This course covers all of the essential elements of Full Stack Java Development, including the principles of programming, Core Java, JDBC, Spring Core, Boot, REST, JavaScript, SQL-MySQL, and much more.

Java is often used in the development of web applications and websites. If your Digital Marketing strategy involves creating custom web tools, applications, or platforms, Java can be a suitable choice for building robust and scalable solutions.

Prerequisites:

Anyone interested in the Full Stack Java Development domain may register

Key Takeaways:
  • Expert-Led Live Interactive Sessions.
  • 60+ hours of dedicated learning.
  • Regular Assignments.
  • Assessment (Quiz/Test).
  • WhatsApp Support Groups.
  • Class Recordings.
  • Internship Grade projects and certification.
Career Opportunities:
  • Full Stack Developer.
  • Full Stack Java Developer
  • Java Developer
  • Java Programmer
  • Front-end developer
  • UI developer.
  • Software Developer.
  • Web Application Developer.
  • Software Engineer.
  • Backend Developer.
  • Software Tester
Course Outcome:

After completing this training, you'll have mastered the following abilities:

  • Implement Basics programming concepts.
  • Implement arrays
  • Use of databases.
  • Connect a database to applets.
  • Work with JSON.
  • Connect JDBC.
  • Implement web frameworks (Spring, Spring AOP, Spring Boot, ORM).
  • Handle Java APIs
  • Build the front-end and back-end of an application
  • Implement servlets, and handle exceptions.
  • Use spring to develop scalable applications.
  • Define and utilize DevOps objects and Unit testing concepts.
  • Implement Angular concepts

Why learn Full Stack Java Program?

  • It might be difficult and confusing to learn how to become a Full Stack Java developer. It would be best to have a simple, direct path to the point to make your way through this maze. The "Full Stack Java developer" technology offered by LI-MAT Soft Solutions is a quick and straightforward method for creating dynamic and static online content. The chance to develop components that enhance online apps and advance our job prospects as IT specialists are wonderful.
  • You could acquire the hands-on knowledge that some of the top organisations in the globe are seeking with LI-MAT Soft Solutions’ Full stack Java Development course.
  • This course's curriculum was developed by experts in the industry, and going through practical, step-by-step assignments will help you understand the concepts of full stack Java development.
  • The most sought-after job in the software IT sector is full-stack Java developer. The modern IT industry needs developers who are skilled coders and competent solution architects, developers, testers, and designers.
  • Full-stack Java engineers are in high demand since hiring them offers businesses several advantages. Unlike front-end and back-end developers, they can build apps from scratch and maintain a proactive attitude throughout the development process, dramatically raising their demand. The occupation was a highly sought-after tech career in 2019, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, and by 2024, employment is projected to rise from 135,000 to over 853,000.
  • Java Full Stack Developer salaries in India range from 2.4 Lakhs to 14.4 Lakhs per year, with an average salary of 5.5 Lakhs.

Skills Covered:
  • Fundamental of Programming
  • Core Java (Detailed)
  • JDBC
  • JEE(Serlets,JSP)
  • Spring Core
  • Spring Boot
  • Spring REST
  • SOA
  • Git and GitHub
  • HTML and CSS
  • JavaScript
  • MAVEN
  • CI/CD Pipelines
  • DevOpsO
  • React JS
  • Angular
  • SQL-MYSQL
  • NoSQL

LI-MAT Soft Solutions Java Full Stack Development Course Description

Who should attend this training in Full Stack Java?

Beginners who are interested in building a career as: -

  • full stack java developer course
  • Student
  • Freshers
  • Java Developer
  • full stack web development course
  • Graduates
  • IT Professionals
  • Software Programmer
  • Database Administrators
  • Web Designers
Is certification in Full Stack Web Development valuable?

Demand for full-stack developers is soaring.

Both large and small firms are seeking methods to get the most out of their workforces, but today's businesses are realising that it's more complex than piling skills on top of one another.

"Full Stack Engineer" was among the top 4 most-searched occupations in terms of emerging careers in 2020, according to LinkedIn's AI study, and has only had a per cent growth rate in the past year.

Which leading businesses are employing qualified experts in Full Stack Java?
  • TCS
  • Infosys
  • Cognizant Technology
  • IBM
  • Accenture
  • Cognizant Technology Solutions
  • Mindtree
  • Deloitte
  • Accenture
What makes our Java Full Stack Development Course Appealing to You?

Java is an effective object-oriented, general-purpose programming language. Whether for the web or a mobile platform, it is frequently utilized to create cutting-edge applications. Some of the biggest software firms in the world are fond of it since it is simple to understand, implement, build, and debug. You can gain the abilities you need from this training course to become a skilled Java professional and land high-paying employment at prestigious MNCs. Being a Java developer has the added benefit of allowing you to work on the Hadoop framework or mobile development.

Why should I study the Spring Framework?

The most well-liked open-source Java application framework is called Spring. Most currently used frameworks, like Struts or Hibernate, handle one layer or a portion of the building of an application. While Struts handles the MVC model, Hibernate makes interacting with databases simple. But Spring Framework unifies all the widely used framework strategies (like Struts and Hibernate) into a single package. Aspect Oriented Programming, Dependency Injection, and support for unit testing are all provided by Spring. As a result, the developer has more time to focus on the core business logic rather than non-application code. The rapid application development made possible by Spring boosts developer output.

What qualifications are required to master the Spring Framework?

It would be best to become an expert in the Data Access Framework, Spring Core, Spring Model View Controller, and Spring Transaction Management to use Spring Framework effectively. The following are crucial subjects you should learn:

  • Introduction to Spring
  • Spring Configurations
  • Aspect Oriented Programming and DAO
  • Data Access
  • Spring Web
  • Integrating Struts 2, JSF with Spring, Spring Web Flow
  • Spring Security
  • Spring Integration

You can become an expert in full stack java developer by enrolling today and learning from industry professionals full stack java developer Course.

Course Curriculum

What will we cover in the upcoming months?

  1. Module 1: Foundations of Java Programming
    1. Java Introduction
    2. Data Types & Programming constructs
    3. Classes, Objects & Methods
    4. OOPS Properties - Abstraction, Encapsulation, Polymorphism, Inheritance
    5. Constructors
  2. Module 2: Core Java I
    1. Interfaces
    2. Annotations
    3. Collections Framework
    4. Generics
    5. Exception Handling
  3. Module 3: Core Java II
    1. Multithreading and Concurrency
    2. File IO
    3. Lambda Expressions, Functional Interfaces
    4. Streams API, Date & Time API
  4. Module 4: HTML, CSS and JavaScript
    1. Basic Structure of an HTML Page
    2. Various Tags and Attributes
    3. Inline and Block Elements
    4. Forms
    5. Intro to CSS
    6. CSS Properties and their syntaxes
    7. Various Selectors in CSS and their preference orders
    8. Inline, Internal, and External Styling
    9. Box Model
    10. Programming Constructs
    11. Primitives & Datatypes Variables
    12. Built-in methods logical and or operators
    13. Boolean logic
    14. Logical operators
    15. Conditionals Loops - While & For
    16. Data Types in JavaScript
    17. Functions
    18. IIFEs
    19. Arrays (Including Array Methods and Array Iteration)
    20. Objects
    21. Literals, Difference between Arrays & Objects
    22. Nested Arrays & Objects
    23. JSON
    24. Method augmentation
    25. Scoping
    26. Hoisting(Variable and Function)
    27. Closures
    28. Constructors
    29. Asynchronous JavaScript
    30. Performing Ajax calls – GET and POST (XML HTTP Request object, its properties, methods, and events)
    31. ES6 Concepts (let and const, differences with var
    32. Template strings
    33. Default arguments for functions
    34. Arrow functions – syntax and semantics (context of arrow function calls)
    35. Array and object destructuring
    36. Rest operator – within arguments list, when destructuring arrays and objects
    37. Spread operator – when passing arguments as array items, creating copies of objects and arrays
    38. Classes and inheritance
    39. Iterables, for..of
    40. Map, Set
    41. Iterators and Generators
    42. Promises
    43. Fetch API for Ajax calls
    44. async..await
  5. Module 5: Databases - MySQL
    1. SQL
    2. DDL, DML, and DQL
    3. Normalization
    4. Joins
    5. SubQuery
    6. Query optimization using Indexes
    7. JDBC
    8. Intro to NoSQL Databases
  6. Module 6: Design and Architecture
    1. Clean Code and Best Practices
    2. Object Oriented Design
    3. Java Design Patterns
  7. Module 7: Web Dev Frameworks -I
    1. Intro to Web dev
    2. nTier architecture
    3. Client & Server
    4. Tomcat overview
    5. Transport protocol
    6. Servlets & JSP
  8. Module 8: Web Dev Frameworks -II
    1. Spring Framework Overview
    2. IOC, DI
    3. Spring MVC
    4. Spring JDBC, Spring ORM
  9. Module 9: Web Dev Frameworks -III
    1. Spring AOP
    2. Spring Boot
    3. Spring Important Annotations (revision + overview)
    4. Consuming REST API / Rest Services Interaction
    5. Spring Security (JWT?)
  10. Module 10: DevOps
    1. Maven
      1. Build Tools
      2. POM.xml
      3. Dependency Management
      4. MVN commands
    2. DevOps
      1. What is DevOps
      2. DevOps vs Agile
      3. Git and GitHub
      4. DevOps Life cycle
      5. What is CI /CD pipeline
      6. Code Build, Code Deploy, Code Commit, Code Pipeline
  11. Module 11: Microservices + Unit Testing
    1. Monolithic Architecture
    2. S O A
    3. Quality Requirements of a web application
    4. Monolithic Architecture limitations
    5. What is Microservices Architecture
    6. Creating simple Micro-services
    7. JUnit
    8. Mockito
    9. Spring Boot application testing using Mockito
  12. Module 12: TypeScript Fundamentals & Angular Fundamentals
    1. Declaring Variables
    2. Type & Type Assertions
    3. Interfaces
    4. Classes, Objects & Constructors
    5. Access Modifiers, Modules
    6. Angular Overview
    7. Components
  13. Module 13: Advanced Angular
    1. Data Binding
    2. Building Components
    3. Directives
    4. Template Driven Forms
    5. Reactive Forms
    6. Consuming REST API
    7. Navigation and Routing
    8. Authorization and Authentication
  14. Module 14: Capstone Project
    1. This can be a group project, where a team works on an application (Agile way) from scratch and submit it by the end of the last week.
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