Full Stack development refers to the development of both frontend or client facing as well as backend or Server side. In addition to mastering front end languages, a Full Stack developer must know server-side languages like Java.
Java is a general-purpose, object-oriented programming language that can be run on any platform using the Java Virtual Machine. Because of this, Java is also known as a WORA (Write Once, Run Anywhere) language. According to the TIOBE Index for April 2022, Java is among the top three programming languages. It is used by some 9 million developers and it runs on around 7 billion devices worldwide according to Oracle blogs.
SQL stands for Structured Query Language. SQL is used to communicate with the Database in Relational Database Management system. Using SQL the user can make updates to the Database, retrieve desired information from the Database and also manipulate and organize data in the Database.
MONGODB is an open-source cross platform document database. It stores data in a JSON type format called BSON.
Why should you learn this course?
- Full stack developers are always high in demand as they reduce the operating costs of the company and gives better productivity.
- Full Stack developers are cost effective resources to the hiring organizations as they deliver the productivity that approximately 2-3 specialized developers deliver. Hence Full stack developers have a higher probability of getting placed in reputed organizations.
- Java is easy to learn and can be understood as it has a syntax similar to English. It has a large legacy code base, or a big collection of source code as it is one of the mature programming languages.
- Once you learn core java concepts like algorithms and arrays you will be able to switch to other languages like C or C++ very easily.
- Java has many frameworks, or premade useable code that are often used as templates for desktop and mobile applications which can be used instead of creating custom code from scratch.
- SQL is used to extract data from large data sets in programming languages.
- MONGODB is a fully managed cloud-based database. Companies have been migrating to cloud-based solutions hence opening up relevant job opportunities.
HTML
1
Introduction
2
Elements
3
Attributes
4
Headings
5
Link
6
Text Formatting
7
Style
8
Image
9
Table
10
List
11
Forms
12
Iframes
CSS Basic
1
Introduction
2
Selectors
3
Color
4
Background
5
Fonts
6
Text
7
Link
8
List
9
Table
CSS Advance
1
Outline
2
Cursors
3
Display
4
Position
5
Layers
6
Float
Bootstrap
1
Introduction
2
Containers
3
Grid System
4
Table
5
List
6
Form
7
Button
8
Image
9
Cards
10
Icons
11
Navbar
12
Accordion
13
Pagination
14
Progress bar / Spinners
Bootstrap Advance
1
Modal
2
Dropdown
3
Tooltips
4
Front End
5
Popovers
6
Alert
7
Carousels
8
Toasts
Javascript Basic
1
Variable
2
Data type
3
Operators
4
Events
5
String
6
Numbers
7
If ..else
8
Switch Case
9
Arrays
10
Sorting Arrays
11
Loops
12
Function
13
Objects
Javascript Advance
1
Date and Time
2
Math Operations
3
Type Conversions
4
Events Listeners
5
Borrowing Methods
6
Hoisting Behavior
7
Closures
8
Strict Mode
9
JSON Parsing
10
Error Handling
11
Form Validation
12
Cookies
13
Ajax Request
JQuery
1
Introducation
2
Selector
3
Events
4
Show / Hide
5
Fade
6
Animation
7
Stop
8
Chaning
9
CallBack
10
Get – Set
11
Insert Remove
12
CSS Class
13
Style Properties
14
Dimensions
MATERIALIZE CSS
1
Environment Setup
2
Alignment
3
Text Background
4
Button & Icon
5
Floating & Fixed Action Buttons
6
Navbar
7
Collections & Badges
8
The Grid System
9
Cards
10
Breadcrump & Footer
11
Basic Forms & Input Control
12
Fancy Forms & Input Control
13
Tables & Media
14
Chips & Pagination
15
Preloaders
16
Carousel
17
Collapsible
18
Feature Discovery
19
Dialogs (Toasts & Tooltips)
20
Material Box & Sliders
21
Modals
22
Parallax
23
Side Navigation
24
Pushpin
25
Scrollspy Nav Scrolling
CORE JAVA
Introduction to Java Programming
1
History of Java
2
Features of Java
3
Application Design in Java
4
Simple Java Program
5
Working Environment
Data Types and Operators
1
Data types
2
Naming Conventions, Variables
3
Type Casting, Operators
4
Simple Programs
Control Statements and Loops
1
Need for Choices
2
If statement, If-else statement
3
Nested If-Else, Switch Case
4
Types of Loop, While Loop
5
Do –while Loop
6
For Loop
Arrays
1
What are Arrays?
2
Types of Arrays
Introduction to OOPS
1
Advantages of using Array
2
Identifying features of Objects
3
Understanding OOPS Concept
4
Advantages of using OOPS
Classes
Objects
Construct & Methods
1
Defining Class and Object
2
Methods
3
Constructors
4
Use of this Keyword
String Class
String Buffer and String Builder
1
Understanding String as Class
2
String Buffer
3
String Builder
4
Difference between String Buffer & String Builder
Encapsulation and Access Specifier
1
Understanding Encapsulation
2
How it is Achieved
3
Access Specifiers
4
Different types of Access Specifiers
Inheritance
1
Understanding Inheritance
2
How It Is Achieved
3
Types of Inheritance
4
Use of Super Keyword
5
Aggregation
Polymorphism
1
Understanding Polymorphism
2
How It Is Achieved
3
Types of Polymorphism
Abstract Class and Interface
1
Understanding Abstraction
2
How It Is Achieved
3
Use of Interface
4
Difference between Abstract Class & Interface
Exception Handling
1
Understanding Exception
2
Types of Exception
3
Exception Handling Techniques
Collection Part-l
1
Understanding Collection Framework
2
Collection Classes
3
Collection Interfaces
4
Advantages of Using Collections
Collection Part-lI
1
Understanding Set Collection
2
Collection Classes
3
Collection Interfaces
Collection Part-lll
1
Understanding Map Collection
2
Collection Classes
3
Collection Interfaces
File Input and Output
1
Understanding Basic Input/Output
2
Understanding IO Stream
3
Different Types of IO Stream
4
Understanding File IO
5
Serialization
Multithreading
1
Understanding Thread
2
Understanding Multithreading
3
Thread Life Cycle
4
Thread Scheduler
5
Thread Priority
Database Connectivity Part-l
1
Understanding JDBC
2
Components of JDBC
3
Advantages of JDBC
Database Connectivity Part-ll
1
Understanding JDBC
2
Components of JDBC
3
Advantages of JDBC
Database Connectivity Part-lll
1
Understanding Connection
2
Understanding Statement Interface
3
Examples· ADO.NET Providers
Database Connectivity Part-lV
1
Understanding Prepared Statement
2
Understanding Callable Statement
3
Transaction Management
ADVANCED JAVA
JSP and Servlets Overview
1
JSP and Servlets still used in 2017
2
Setting Up the Development Environment Overview
3
Installing Tomcat on MS Windows
4
Installing Eclipse on MS Windows
5
Connecting Eclipse to Tomcat
6
Setting Up the Development Environment Overview
7
JSP Hello World
8
JSP Expressions
9
JSP Fundamentals
10
JSP Scriptlets
11
JSP Declarations
12
Calling a Java Class from JSP
13
JSP Built-In Objects
14
Including Files in JSP
Reading HTML Form Data
1
with JSP
2
HTML Forms Overview – Part 1
3
HTML Forms Overview – Part 2
4
Drop-Down Lists
5
Radio Buttons
6
Checkboxes – Overview
7
Checkboxes – Write some Code!
8
FAQ: How to handle when user doesn’t select a checkbox?
State Management with JSP
1
JSP
2
Tracking user actions with Sessions – Overview
3
ADVANCE JAVA
4
Tracking user actions with Sessions – Write some Code!
5
FAQ: Session Tracking – How does the TO DO LIST demo work?
6
FAQ: For TO DO list example, I’m able to enter empty items. How to fix this?
7
FAQ: How Do I Prevent Duplicate Items on Browser Reload?
8
FAQ: Details on PageContext and Session objects
9
Personalize Content with Cookies – Overview
10
Personalize Content with Cookies – App Demo
11
Personalize Content with Cookies – Write some Code!
12
FAQ: How To Handle White-Space in Cookie Values?
JSP Standard Tag Library
1
JSP Tags Overview
2
Install JSTL JAR files
3
Where can I download the JSTL JAR files from the Internet?
4
FAQ: Why Two JAR files for JSTL?
5
JSTL Core Tags – Looping with forEach – Overview
6
JSTL Core Tags – Project Setup
7
JSTL Core Tags – Looping with forEach – Write some Code!
8
JSTL Core Tags – Looping with forEach – Building HTML Tables
9
FAQ: Reading Cookies with JSTL
10
JSTL Core Tags – Testing Conditionals with the IF tag
11
JSTL Core Tags – Testing Conditionals with the IF tag
12
JSTL Core Tags – choose Tag
JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) - Function Tags
1
JSTL Function Tags – length, toUpperCase and startsWith
2
JSTL Function Tags – split and join
Build a Multi-Lingual App with JSTL - i18n Tags
1
Multi-Lingual / Internationalization Overview
2
Multi-Lingual / Internationalization Messages
3
Build a Multi-Lingual App with JSTL – Step 1
4
Build a Multi-Lingual App with JSTL – Step 2
5
Build a Multi-Lingual App with JSTL – Step 3
Servlet Fundamentals
1
Hello World Servlet – Overview
2
Hello World Servlet – Let’s Write some Code
3
Comparing Servlets and JSP – What’s the Difference
4
Reading HTML Form Data with Servlets – Overview
5
Reading HTML Form Data with Servlets – Let’s Write some Code
6
HTML Forms – Difference between GET and POST
7
Reading Servlet Parameters – Overview
8
Reading Servlet Parameters – Let’s Write some Code
9
FAQ: Can you define per servlet parameters?
10
FAQ: How To Redirect from JSP to Servlet?
MVC - Build an MVC App with Servlets and JSP
1
MVC – Build an MVC App with Servlets and JSP
2
MVC with Servlets and JSP – Overview
3
MVC with Servlets and JSP – Let’s Write some Code
4
MVC with Servlets and JSP – In More Detail
5
MVC with Servlets and JSP – Part 1 – Create Student Class
6
MVC with Servlets and JSP – Part 2 – Create StudentDataUtil
7
MVC with Servlets and JSP – Part 3 – Create MVC Servlet
8
MVC with Servlets and JSP – Part 4 – Create JSP View with HTML Tables
Build A Complete Database Web App with JDBC - Part 1
1
Project Overview and Demo
2
Download JDBC Source Code
3
Installing the MySQL Database on MS Windows
4
Installing the MySQL Database on Mac
5
Setting up our Project Database with Sample Data
6
Setup Tomcat Datasource for Connection Pooling
7
HEADS UP – Changes for MySQL Database Server version 8
8
Test Tomcat Connection Pooling
9
Resources: Tune and Configure Tomcat JDBC Connection Pool for Production
Build A Complete Database Web App with JDBC - Part 2
1
MVC Application Architecture
2
List Students – Overview
3
List Students – Creating the JDBC Code
4
List Students – Building the Servlet
5
List Students – Developing the JSP
6
List Students – Making it Pretty with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
7
List Students – Adding JSTL Functionality
8
List Students – Adding a Welcome File
Build A Complete Database Web App with JDBC - Part 3
1
Add Student – Overview
2
Add Student – Setting up the Button
3
Add Student – Constructing the HTML Form
4
Add Student – Developing the Servlet
5
Add Student – Creating the JDBC Code
Build A Complete Database Web App with JDBC - Part 4
1
Update Student – Overview
2
Update Student – Creating the Update Link
3
Update Student – Prepopulating the HTML Form – Part 1
4
Update Student – Prepopulating the HTML Form – Part 2
5
Update Student – Developing the Servlet
6
Update Student – Creating the JDBC Code
Build A Complete Database Web App with JDBC - Part 5
1
Delete Student – Overview
2
Delete Student – Creating the Delete Link
3
Delete Student – Developing the Servlet and JDBC Code
SQL
Module 1: Basic Concepts
1
Referencing Another User?s Tables
2
Tables
3
Introducation of Oracle Database
4
Data Types
5
Create Database
6
Drop Database
7
Select Database
8
Create Table
9
Drop Table
10
Insert Query
11
Select Query
12
Update Query
13
Delete Query
14
Order By
15
Group By
16
Distinct Keyword
Module 2: Filtering
Functions
Subqueries
1
The WHERE Statement
2
Filtering with AND, OR
3
IN, NOT IN Statements
4
Custom Columns
5
Subqueries
6
LIKE and MIN
Module 3: Table Operations
1
Constraints
2
Using Joins
3
Unions Clause
4
NULL Values
5
Alias Syntax
6
Indexes
7
Alter Command
8
Truncate Table
9
Using Views
10
Having Clause
Module 4: Transactions
1
Wildcards
2
Date Functions
3
Temporary Tables
4
Clone Tables
5
Sub Queries
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