Core Java

1. Installing JDK
2. Developing simple java file on editor
3. Compiling and running .java file from command prompt
4. –d option
5. Static versus non-static members
6. Classes and objects in java
7. Difference between JDK and JRE
8. Unary operators
9. Variables and data types
10. Typecasting – auto upcasting and explicit down casting
11. Methods and its rules
12. Constructors and its rules
13. This keyword
14. Super keyword
15. Inheritance in java with several examples
16. Conditional statements
17. loops
18. Exception handling – Compile time and runtime
19. Interfaces in java with several examples
20. Abstract class in java with several examples
21. Polymorphism
22. Instance initialization blocks
23. Static initialization blocks
24. Garbage collection
25. Enum
26. File handling in java - File , FileInputStream, FileOutput Stream, Buffered reader, Buffered Writer etc
27. Arrays
28. Collections
29. String class
30. Threads
31. Wrapper classes
32. Annotations
33. Java Memory management
34. Cloning
35. Inner classes
36. Assert class
37. Final keyword
38. Reflections
39. Collection Versus Collections
40. Design Pattern in java
41. Annotations
42. Object Class
43. Finalize

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HTML

1. Architecture of HTML
2. Exploring different HTML tags
3. Learning HTML tag attributes
4. Developing different HTML elements
5. Developing Form and Form Elements
6. Understanding action attribute in form
7. Understanding post and get with differences between them in detail
8. Introduction to css.
9. Using css like
   1. inline css
   2. internal css
   3. external css
10. Developing forms using HTML and css
11. Developing menu navigation bar using css and HTML
12. Developing tabular reports using css and HTML
13. Assignment questions

Java Script

1. What is scripting
2. Understanding script tags
3. Advantages of Scriting
4. Creating first java script program
5. Learning write, alert, console etc output types
6. Creating external js file and linking with HTML
7. Js variables
8. Js loops
9. Js conditions
10. Js Arrays
11. Handling Exceptions in JS
12. Developing Js functions
13. Understanding Global and local variables
14. Js Events
15. Js Cookies
16. Js Page Redirection
17. Js Void Keyword
18. Js objects
19. Js to give print through printer and generate bills
20. Js form validation

1. Validate login forms
2. Validating Registration forms
3. Disabling buttons / text fields / links etc

Integrating HTML, css, Java Script and performing form validations

JDBC

1. Introduction to JDBC
2. Understanding Types Of Driver
   1. Type 1 driver
   2. Type 2 driver
   3. Type 3 driver
   4. Type 4 driver
      1. Installing Mysql / Oracle Database with Database Interface
      2. Configuring driver and connecting with database using JDBC
      3. Performing operations like
         1. Select
         2. Update
         3. Delete
         4. Drop
         5. Filters
         6. Upload files into database etc
      4. Prepared statements

Servlet

1. Understanding working of dynamic web applications
2. Installing Tomcat and understanding its working mechanism
3. Developing First Servlet Program
4. Types of Servlet
5. Understanding Servlet methods
6. Servlet life cycle
7. Understanding handling sessions with URL rewriting, hidden fields, http session
8. Developing Forms using Servlet , forms and css and JDBC
9. Mini project using Servlet, HTML and CSS and JDBC

JSP – Java Server Pages

1. Introduction to JSP
2. JSP versus Servlet
3. Understanding Jsp tags
4. JSP life cycle
5. JSTL
6. Mini project with JSP, Servlet, JDBC.

HIBERNATE FRAME WORK

Pankaj Sir's Academy Persistence with Hibernate course covers the core fundamental concepts of Hibernate like Session, Transaction, Associations, Mappings, Inheritance and types which helps to solve complex Relational Database Management System problems with entity beans. This course also covers the most advance features of Hibernate like NoSql, Spring, Filter, Search and Validator. You will also get to implement a Hibernate project in Java towards the end of the course.

Course Objectives

After the completion of the Persistence with Hibernate at Pankaj Sir's Academy, you will be able to:

1. Understand ORM and basics of Hibernate
2. Understand and implement life cycle of Hibernate Persistence and Session Factory
3. Implement Hibernate Mappings, Inheritance and Types
4. Understand Hibernate Criteria and Query Language
5. Exploring Hibernate Transactions, Filter and Performance
6. Implement Hibernate Search and Validations
7. Hibernate with NoSQL and Spring

Who should go for this course?

This course is a foundation for any Java Programmer, Java Developer, Java Architect or any professional associated with Java who wants to explore and master the Java Persistence with Hibernate.

Pre-requisites

The pre-requisites for learning Hibernate is the basic knowledge of RDBMS, SQL, Java and JDBC.

Project Work

Towards the end of the course, we will focus on designing an Inventory System that provides a very effective way of monitoring the inventories.

We will see how to monitor the quantity, location and status of the inventory as well as the related shipping details. Inventory System should be implemented as an interactive program that:

1. Enables admin user to enter the data regarding the inventories and order details of the complete inventory system
2. Render orders
3. Tracks the order items and its corresponding supplier details
4. Provides a complete invoice format for the orders

Why learn Persistence with Hibernate?

As data usage is increasing day by day in all domain applications, the usage and complexity of Database increases exponentially. It is important to have a framework which handles all the life cycle, connections, sessions and transactions of database, henceforth leaving only the business logic for the developers to work with. This is where Hibernate comes in and helps the professionals to concentrate only on business logic instead of database environments. There is a huge demand for Hibernate professionals and this course acts as a foundation, also provides lots of opportunities in the Java Persistence World.

Hibernate Overview in short

Hibernate-ORM

Hibernate Architecture

Hibernate Environment Setup

Hibernate Configuration

Hibernate Session

Hibernate Mapping Files

Hibernate Mapping Types

Hibernate Annotation

Hibernate Query Language

Spring Frame Work

Pankaj Sir's Academy Spring Framework course covers all the concepts that made Spring probably the most popular Java application framework. Starting from Dependency Injection to how to create first spring application. Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP), integrating Hibernate with Spring .Building application using Spring MVC.. Making your spring application secure. At the end of the course, we will also create a web application using Spring Framework.

Course Objectives

After the completion of the 'Spring Framework' Course at Pankaj Sir's Academy, you should be able to understand:

1. Spring Framework Architecture
2. Spring's Dependency Injection and Autowiring feature
3. Build application using Maven
4. Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP)
5. Data access mechanisms provided by Spring
6. Integrating Hibernate with Spring
7. Spring MVC
8. Create a web application using Spring MVC
9. Integrating Apache tiles with Spring
10. Spring Web Flow

Web Services – SOA

This course of Pankaj Sir's Academy introduces you to SOAP Web Services using the JAX-WS standard specification. You will learn what SOAP web services are and how to write them. You will be writing a web service application, deploying, running and testing it on Glassfish. You will also learn to consume SOAP web services.

This unit introduces you to web services. You'll learn some of the terminologies. You'll also build a simple client program that consumes an existing web service.

1. Introduction
   1. Why web services are required explanation
   2. Understanding web services terminologies
   3. Web services stub generation
   4. Calling service
2. Building JAX-WS services
   1. Configure glass fish server
   2. Code and deploy web service and wsimport
   3. Adding input arguments
   4. Service First and Contract First Service
   5. Understanding the WSDL
   6. Customizing WSDL
   7. Service Interface and Custom types
   8. Using JAXB Annotations
   9. Using SOAP UI
   10. Using Web Service Explorer
   11. Using Endpoint

Agile

1. Understanding user stories
2. How to give user story points
3. What should be the format of user stories
4. How we do planning poker activity
5. Explanation on product back log
6. Explanation on Sprint backlog
7. What is scrum
8. Explanation on Scrum team
9. Purpose of standup meetings
10. What we do in sprint planning
11. Role of product owner
12. Role of Scrum master
13. Explanation on why team size should be between 6-9
14. Explanation on why sprint duration should be 2 – 4weeks
15. Sprint retrospect meetings
16. What are burn down and burn up charts
17. Why KANBAN charts are used
18. Advantages
19. Dis-Advantages

SQL

1. Downloading MySQL
2. Installing MySQL
3. Connecting from Command prompt to MySQL
   1. Creating databases
   2. Create Tables
   3. Executing various SQL queries on
      1. Insert
      2. Update
      3. Delete
      4. Select
      5. Drop
      6. Distinct etc.
4. Why SQL is called as structured query language
5. Built-in functions in SQL
   1. Length
   2. Trim
   3. Rtrim
   4. Ltrim
   5. Count
   6. Max
   7. Min
   8. Avg
   9. Sum
   10. Lcase
   11. Ucase
   12. Now
6. Using limit keyword in MySQL
7. Sorting of Data
8. Using % and _ in queries
9. Data types
10. Constraints
11. Difference between DBMS and RDBMS
12. Joins
13. Sub queries
14. Normalisation
15. Interview questions

Project #1:

Industry: CRM

Project Description:

A company wants to store all its customer leads, also wants to maintain its customer billing details in the software. A company also wants to run email campaigning and SMS campaigning for lead generation. Software will also help to monitor work progress of the company along with attendance tracking of the employees. The other features of the software would include forum, organiser, reminders, note, file upload in cloud etc.

Project execution work

1. Performing secure login and logout
2. Developing UI using JSP
3. Developing Servlets
4. Installing MYSQL database
5. Connecting with database using hibernate and performing CRUD operations
6. Integrating with spring to remove dependency and for easy maintenance.
7. Report generation

Project #2:

Industry: Online Banking App

Project Description: Providing complete online banking solution to the customer

Project execution work

1. Performing secure login and logout
2. Developing UI using JSP
3. Developing Servlets
4. Installing Oracle database
5. Connecting with database using hibernate and performing CRUD operations
6. Integrating with spring to remove dependency and for easy maintenance.
7. Performing credit / debit transactions
8. Checking Account Balance
9. Implementing Web services, WSDL files, SOAP, RESTFUL web service, JAX-RS implementation

A course completion certificate is issued by Pankaj Sir's Academy which certifies that you completed a particular course. This certificate is issued to all the learners participating in this course. We will also help the candidates prepare for SCJP / OCJP preparations(Optional with extra cost).