Java Programming

Who this course is for?

  • This course is specially designed for beginners. Learn the core concepts of the powerful and versatile Java programming language.

  • Through this course, you will build a strong foundation in Java, covering both theory and hands-on practical examples.

  • This Java course will help you step confidently into the world of software development and build a tech-savvy mindset.

Why take this course?

  • The course is 100% practical with real-world coding exercises to boost your confidence in Java programming.

  • Java is one of the most demanded languages for fresher interviews, especially in campus and pool placements.

  • Whether you’re from a non-IT background or weak in technical aptitude, this course will enhance your programming skills effectively.

What you will learn?

  • This course is ideal for undergraduates, job seekers, and professionals aiming to upgrade their technical skills in Java.

  • Understand the key fundamentals of Java including OOPs, Data Structures, and Application Building.

  • Prepare yourself for entry-level programming roles in software companies and stand out in interviews.

Software Testing Syllabus

Java Programming

1. Introduction to Java Programming: • What is Java Language • History and Features of Java • Platform Independence and JVM • Future Scope in Java Language 2. Setting up and Installing Software: • Prerequisite for Java Programming • Installing JDK and Setup PATH • Installation of IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ) 3. Data Types, Constants & Variables: • Primitive Data Types in Java with practical • Integer, Float, Char, Boolean types with practical • Type Casting and Type Promotion with practical • Constants using final keyword with practical • Variables – Local, Instance, Static with practical • Input from User using Scanner with practical • Output using System.out.println with practical 4. Operators & Control Statements: • Arithmetic, Relational, Logical Operators with practical • Unary, Ternary, Bitwise Operators with practical • If-else Statements with practical • Switch Case with practical • Loops – for, while, do-while with practical • break, continue, return usage with practical 5. Arrays and Strings: • One-dimensional Arrays with practical • Multi-dimensional Arrays with practical • Array methods and looping with practical • String Class and Methods with practical • StringBuffer and StringBuilder with practical 6. Object-Oriented Programming in Java: • Class and Object in Java • Creating Objects and Accessing Members • Constructors and Constructor Overloading • this and static keywords with practical • Inheritance – types and examples • Method Overloading and Overriding • super keyword usage • final keyword usage • Polymorphism in Java with practical • Abstraction using abstract class and interface • Encapsulation concept with practical 7. Exception Handling: • What is Exception and Types • try, catch, finally blocks with practical • throw and throws keyword • Custom Exceptions with practical 8. Packages and Access Modifiers: • Built-in Packages and Import Statement • Creating Custom Packages with practical • Access Modifiers – public, private, protected, default 9. File Handling: • Reading from and Writing to Files in Java • FileReader, FileWriter with practical • BufferedReader and BufferedWriter usage • Object Serialization with practical 10. Java Collections Framework: • List – ArrayList, LinkedList with practical • Set – HashSet, TreeSet with practical • Map – HashMap, TreeMap with practical • Iterator and for-each Loop with practical 11. Multithreading: • Thread Creation – Extending Thread & Runnable Interface • Thread Life Cycle with practical • Synchronization and Inter-thread Communication 12. GUI using Swing (Optional): • Introduction to Java Swing • Basic GUI Components – JFrame, JButton, JTextField etc. • Event Handling with ActionListener 13. JDBC (Database Connectivity): • Introduction to JDBC • Connecting Java with MySQL/Oracle DB • Execute SQL Queries from Java • Insert, Update, Delete, Select queries with practical 14. Mini Project (Optional): • Console-based or GUI-based mini project using concepts covered • File or DB Integration • Documentation and Presentation

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