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JAVA INTRODUCTION TO JAVA Why Java was Developed  Application Areas of Java  History of Java  Platform Independency in Java  USP of Java: Java Features  Sun-Oracle Deal  Different Java Platforms  Difference between JDKJREJVM  Java Versions  JVM Architecture  Installing Java on Windows  Understanding Path Variable: Why Set Path  CREATING FIRST JAVA PROGRAM Understanding Text Editors to Write Programs  How to compile java file  Byte Code and class file  How to run class file  JAVA LANGUAGE FUNDAMENTALS Identifiers  Keywords  Variables  Literals  Data Types  Operators  Comments  Looping Statements  Condition Statements  Type Casting  OOP IMPLEMENTATION PIE Why OOP  OOP Concepts with Real life examples  Class its Syntax  Object its Syntax  Reference Variable  Constructors  InstanceNon-Static Static Variables  InstanceNon-Static Static Methods  this Keyword and its usages  Object Static InitializersAnonymous Blocks  Understanding + Operator  EXPERT 6 MONTHS

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Inheritance its Syntax  Types of Inheritance  Object Class as Root of Java Class Hierarchy  Variable Hiding  Method Hiding  Method Overriding  Method Overloading  Super keyword and its usages  Final keyword and its usages  Constructor Chaining  Upcasting and Downcasting  Static Dynamic Binding  Run Time Polymorphism  Abstract KeywordAbstract classes and methods  Understanding Interfaces  Implementation of Encapsulation  Association with Implementation  PACKAGES Understanding Packages  Setting Class path  Reading Input from Keyboard  Access Modifiers  NESTED TYPES Static Nested Class  Non-static Nested Class  Local Class  Anonymous Class  Nested Interface  ARRAYS General Definition of Array  Advantages from Array  Arrays in Java  1-d Arrays  2-d Arrays  Jagged Arrays  Array of reference type  Operations on Arrays  COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS AND WRAPPER CLASSES How to read command line arguments  Wrapper Classes  Parsing of Numeric Strings  String representation of Primitives  EXCEPTION HANDLING Types of Runtime Errors  Understanding Exceptions  Exception Class Hierarchy  Try Catch Blocks  Patterns of Catch Block  Nested Try statements  Throw throws and finally  Creating Custom Exceptions  Checked Unchecked Exceptions  Assertion 

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WORKING WITH STRINGS What is String  String Class  Creating String Object  Operations on String  String Buffer Class and its Methods  Difference between String and StringBuffer class  String Builder Class and its Methods  Difference between StringBuffer and StringBuilder  SWING Introduction to AWT  Introduction to Swing Components  Look And Feel of Swing Components  MVC Architecture of Swing Components  Working with Image  Advance Swing Components  JOptionPaneJTreeJTableJTabbedPane  JfileChooserJcolorChooser  Menu Components  JMenu  JMenuItem  JMenubar  MULTITHREADED PROGRAMMING Multitasking: Why Concurrent Execution  Multiprocessing v/s Multithreading  Main Thread Default Java Thread  Creating Child Threads and understanding context switching  Thread States  Thread Group  Thread Synchronization: Methods and Blocks  Inter-Thread communication  Daemon Threads  Deadlock  I/O STREAMS What is I/O  Why Need Streams  Byte Streams and Character Streams  Read/Write operations with file  Scanner Class  Object Serialization Deserialization  Transient keyword  File Class and its Methods  SOCKET PROGRAMMING Understanding Fundamentals of a Network  Socket and ServerSocket Classes  InetAddress Class  DatagramSocket and DatagramPacket Classes  URLURLConnectionHttpURLConnection Classes 

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REFLECTION Understanding the Need Of Reflection  Getting information about classs modifiers fields methods constructors and super classes  Finding out constant and method declaration belong to an interface  Creating an instance of the class whose name is not known until runtime  Getting and setting values of an objects field if field name is unknown until runtime  Invoking a method on an object if the method is unknown until runtime  Invoking Private Methods  EXTENDED UTILITY CONCEPTS Generics  Lambda Expression  Annotations  Object Cloning  Vargs  Static-import  Enum  Static Default and Private Methods of Interface  Var Type  Java Modules  COLLECTIONS FRAMEWORK What is Collection  What is Framework  Collections Framework  Core Interfaces  Collection List QueueDeque  SetNavigableSet SortedSet  MapNavigableMap SortedMap  Core Classes  ArrayList LinkedListPriorityQueueArrayDeque  HashSetLinkedHasSetTreeSet  HashMapIdentityHashMapWeakHashMapLinkedHashMapTree Map  Accessing a Collection via an Iterator  Accessing List via ListIterator  Accessing a Collection via for each loop  Working with User Defined Objects  The Comparator and Comparable Interfaces  The Legacy classes and Interfaces.  Enumeration Vector Stack  Hashtable Properties  DATE TIME API java.util.Date  java.util.Calender  java.sql.Date  JODA API java.time.LocalDate  java.time.LocalTime  java.time.LocalDateTime 

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SYSTEM PROPERTIES INTERNATIONALIZATION I18N Understanding Locale  Resource Bundle  Usage of properties file  Fetching text from Resource Bundle  Displaying the text in HINDI  Displaying date in Hindi  INTRODUCTION TO SQL PROJECT BASED DATABASE PROGRAMMING USING JDBC Need Of JDBC  JDBC Drivers  Statement PreparedStatement CallableStatement  Scrollable and Updatable ResultSet  Batch Updates  Transaction  Metadata  JAVA EEJAVA PLATFORM ENTERPRISE EDITION Understanding the Concept of Java EE : JEE Specification  Java EE Architecture  Single Tier  Two Tier  Three Tier  N-Tier  Java EE Components  Web Components  DistributedBusiness Components  Java EE Containers Servers  Web Container Web ServerApache Tomcat  EJB Container Application ServerWeblogicGlassfishWebsphere  Java EE Services  JNDI Service  Java Transaction Service  JAAS  JMS  JAVA SERVLET Introduction to web programming  Role of Servlet in web programming  Servlet Lifecycle  Servlet with Annotations  WebServlet  WebInitParam  WebListener  WebFilter  MultipartConfig  Request Dispatching  Parameters Attributes and their differences  ServletConfig and ServletContext  File Uploading and Downloading  Session TrackingState Management  Cookie  Url Rewriting  Hidden Form Field  Session Object  Events Listeners 

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Dependency Injection Refreshing Servlet  Filters  JAVA SERVER PAGES JSP JSTL JSP Architecture  JSP Elements  JSP Objects  Understanding JavaBeans  Custom Tags  Using tags of JSTL  Expression Language  PROJECT CLASSES Front End Coding  FORM DESIGNING  HTML  CSS  JAVA SCRIPT  BOOTSTRAP  Back End Coding  DATABASE DESIGNING  Connecting forms to database  Writing Business Logic  Project Hosting  DESIGN PATTERN Why Design Patterns…  Front Controller  Composite View  Factory Pattern  Singleton Pattern  DAO Pattern  JAVA MAIL API Email System and Protocols  Sending Receiving Mails  Handling Attachments  INTRODUCTION TO DISTRIBUTED PROGRAMMING RMI  Web Services  INTRODUCTION TO RESTFULL SERVICES PathParam  Path  FormParam  QueryParam  DefaultValue  OVERVIEW OF JPA FRAMEWORK SPRING SPRING What is Spring  Spring modules  Understanding dependency Injection  Applying aspect-oriented programming 

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BASIC BEAN WIRING Containing your Bean  Creating bean  Injecting into bean properties  Auto wiring  Controlling bean creation  ADVANCED BEAN WIRING Declaring parent and Child Bean  Applying method injection  Injecting Non-spring Beans  Registering Custom property editors  ADVISING BEANS Introducing AOP  Creating classic spring aspects  Creating advice  Defining Pointcuts and Advisors  Using proxyFactory Bean  Autoproxying  HITTING THE DATABASE Learning springs data Access Philosphy  Configuring a data source  Using JDBC with Spring  Working with JDBC Templates  Using Springs DAO Support Classes for JDBC  Integrating Hibernate with Spring  Caching  INTRODUCTION TO MVC Define MVC  Hibernate Injection  Spring Annotation  Spring Controller  MAVEN DEPLOYMENT Maven Configuration  Converting Maven to Eclipse  Various Maven Command  SPRING REST API Creating Rest  Consuming Rest  Calling on Client  BUILDING CONTRACT-FIRST WEB SERVICES IN SPRING Introducing Spring-WS  Defining Contract First  Handling messages with service endpoints  Wiring it all together  Consuming Spring-WS Web services  SPRING OBJECT/XML MAPPER SPRING BOOT Project Creation  Boot Elements  Boot Services  Boot Annotation 

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HIBERNATE INTRODUCTION TO ORM Need of ORM  Problems using JDBC Directly  ORM Implementation  INTRODUCTION TO HIBERNATE Hibernate Architecture  Hibernate configuration  Hibernates Support for Other Technologies  Installing Hibernate  A “Hello world” stand alone application  A Servlet–Based Hibernate application  CREATING PERSISTING CLASSES Mapping a basic Java Class  Mapping a Class with Binary Data  Mapping a Serializable Class  Mapping a class with Data/ calendar attributes  Mapping a Read-only class  Mapping a class using Versioning /Timestamps  MAPPING INHERITENCE WITH JAVA CLASSES Table-Per –class Hierarchy Mapping  Table-Per –subclass Hierarchy Mapping  Table-Per –concrete-subclass Hierarchy Mapping  Persistence interfaces  WORKING WITH COLLECTIONS Associations  Lazy initialization  Mapping Maps/Sorted Maps  Mapping Sets/Sorted Sets  Mapping lists  Mapping Arrays  Mapping a Bidirectional Association  SCALAR QUERIES AND HIBERNATE QUERY LANGUAGE Queries  Named Queries  SQL Queries  Hibernate Queries language  HIBERNATE TRANSACTIONS AND LOCKING Configuration  Database support  Using Transactions  The Transactions API  Transaction Example Using Oracle  Locking  HIBERNATE CACHING How caching improves performence  First level lache  Second level cache  Partners : Ph. : 0120-4345190-91-92 to 97 Mb. :09899909738 09899913475 GREATER NOIDA NOIDA A-43 A-52 Sector-16 Noida - 201301 U.P . INDIA Ph. : 0120-4646464 Mb. : 09871055180 GHAZIABAD 1 Anand Industrial Estate Near ITS College Mohan Nagar Ghaziabad U.P . Ph.: 0120-4835400...98-99 Mb. : 09810831363 / 9818106660 : 08802288258 - 59-60 GURGAON 1808/2 2nd floor old DLF Near Honda Showroom Sec.-14 Gurgaon Haryana Ph. : 0124-4219095-96-97-98 Mb. : 09873477222-333 SCO-32 1st Floor Sec.-16 Faridabad HARYANA Ph. : 0129-4150605-09 Mb. : 09811612707 FARIDABAD www.facebook.com/ducateducation Java F 205 Neelkanth Plaza Alpha 1 commercial Belt Opposite to Alpha Metro Station Greater Noida