Java And Spring Boot Course
A Java and Spring Boot course is designed to equip learners with a comprehensive understanding of Java programming and the Spring Boot framework, which is widely used for building web applications and microservices. The course typically covers core Java concepts such as object-oriented programming, data structures, and exception handling, while introducing Spring Boot features that simplify application development. Topics may include dependency injection, RESTful APIs, data access with Spring Data JPA, security, and testing. By the end of the course, participants should be able to develop robust, scalable applications using Java and Spring Boot, and gain practical experience through hands-on projects that reinforce the theoretical knowledge learned in the classroom.
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1 - Introduction to Java
Overview of Java as a programming language, including its history, features, and usage in enterprise applications.
2) Java Basics
Understanding Java syntax, data types, variables, operators, and control structures. Students will be introduced to object oriented programming principles.
3) Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in Java
Deep dive into OOP concepts such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction using Java.
4) Java Collections Framework
Introduction to the Collections Framework, including lists, sets, maps, and other data structures that are crucial for building efficient Java applications.
5) Exception Handling
Exploring exception handling in Java, including try catch blocks, creating custom exceptions, and best practices for handling errors.
6) Java Streams and Lambda Expressions
Understanding functional programming features in Java, including lambda expressions and stream APIs for processing collections.
7) Introduction to Spring Framework
Overview of Spring Framework and its core concepts such as Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI).
8) Spring Boot Basics
Introduction to Spring Boot, focusing on its advantages and how it simplifies the development of Spring applications.
9) Developing RESTful APIs with Spring Boot
Hands on experience building RESTful web services using Spring Boot, including the use of annotations, request mapping, and response handling.
10) Database Integration with Spring Boot
Connecting Spring Boot applications to databases using Spring Data JPA, Hibernate, and creating CRUD operations.
11) Spring Security Basics
Understanding the importance of security in web applications and how to implement authentication and authorization in Spring Boot applications.
12) Testing Spring Boot Applications
Introduction to testing methodologies, including unit tests, integration tests, and testing frameworks like JUnit and Mockito.
13) Spring Boot Actuator
Exploring Spring Boot Actuator for application monitoring and management, including customizing metrics and health checks.
14) Building Microservices with Spring Boot
Introduction to microservices architecture and how to develop microservices using Spring Boot, along with service discovery and inter service communication.
15) Deploying Spring Boot Applications
Steps to deploy Spring Boot applications on cloud platforms and using container technologies like Docker for scalable solutions.
16) Best Practices and Design Patterns
Discussing best practices in Java and Spring development, including commonly used design patterns to improve code maintainability and scalability.
17) Project Work
A final capstone project where students apply what they have learned to build a complete Java Spring Boot application, from concept to implementation.
18) Industry Insights and Career Guidance
Providing insights into the Java and Spring Boot job market, interview preparation tips, and mentorship on career pathways in software development.
This structured program will provide students with the necessary skills and experience to excel in Java and Spring Boot development.
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