Mumbai Academics

Java is a fourth generation object oriented programming language, which is quite simple, robust, platform independent, portable and highly secure web and application. It is used everywhere, from your mobile device to refrigerator and washing machine. It is also one of the most widely utilized web development programming language, which is used by millions of companies all over the world. And it may be very easy to learn, still proper training is necessary to master this ground-breaking platform and use it in the real world. 

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

Certification

Industry acceptable certification for all training which help fresher/Experienced to up-skill at corporate.

Experienced Faculty

Java Lead with 10-12 Yrs of will take project based training in Core & Advanced Java.

Placement Assistance

After completion of 70% training our dedicated placement team arrange interview till placement.

Lab Facility

Practical Training help to gain exposure like corporate level with technical test series.

Workshop Sessions

Real time projects & best case study makes SLA workshop very unique and lively for learners.

Admin Support

For Learner's, Our admin team fresh batch schedule/re-scheduling classes/arrange doubt classes.

Like any other training course, this course is designed to allow candidates learn specific skills of Java language in order to create attractive and highly functional web pages and software. The course introduces Java and its basic features at the start that includes classes and implementation, exception handling and string handling, JDK, Windows programming, multithread programming, I/O streams and networking. Later in the course, the students will be taught of Java’s advanced features such as Framework, database programming, RMI, J2EE architecture, UMI, XML, Servlet, servers, design patterns, utilities and much more.

We possesses some highly educated and trained Java professional who teaches the students about all the incredible features of Java and how it can be implemented to provide better productivity. The training course is up to date and can be completed within 2 - 3 months. Any candidate who has some knowledge of programming and aspires to become a professional programmer can join this course and clear the path to success. This course can also benefit working professionals who are assigned to their respective companies as a programmer and wish to enhance their programming skills. Other inclusions of the course include intense and hands-on training, lab sessions under expert supervision, client projects, assignments and 100% job assistance with interview training. After the completion of the course, the student will easily be able to get appointed as a Java programmer in any MNCs company.

Programme Modules

Core Java + Advanced Java with Frameworks Training Course

Module 1 - Core Java

Introduction to Java

• Understanding Requirement: Why Java?
• Why Java is important to the Internet?
• Securities walls in Java.
• Java on Windows/Linux platform.
• Why Java on top in industry.

Introduction to Java Virtual Machine

• Java Virtual Machine Architecture.
• Class loading process by Class loaders.
• Bootstrap Loader.
• Extension Loader.
• System Loader.
• Relationship between loaders.
• Role of just in Time Compiler (JIT).
• Execution Engine.

An Overview of Java and Buzzwords

• Data Types, Variables and Arrays.
• Operators
• Control Statements.
• Object Oriented Paradigms.
• Abstraction
• The Three OOP Principles: (Encapsulations, Inheritance, and Polymorphism).

Java Classes and Oop Implementation

• CLASS Fundamentals.
• Command Line Arguments.
• Learning Static Intializer.
• Declaration of Objects.
• Instance Variable Hiding.
• Overloading and Overriding of Methods.
• Up casting.
• Down casting.
• Understanding of Access Controls: Private public and protected.
• Learning Nested and Inner Classes.
• Dynamic Method Dispatching.
• Using Abstract Classes.
• Using Final to Prevent Overriding & Inheritance.
• Garbage Collection.

Packages and Interfaces

• Defining a Package.
• Understanding CLASSPATH.
• Importing Packages.
• Access protection.
• Defining and Implementing an Interface.
• Abstract Classes vs. Interfaces.
• Adapter Classes.
• Anonymous Classes.

Exception Handling

• Fundamentals of Exception Handling.
• Types of Exceptions.
• Learning Exceptions Handlers.
• Try and Catch.
• Multiple Catch Clauses.
• Nested Try Statements.
• Throw, Throws and Finally.
• Creating Custom Exceptions.
• Assertions

String Handling

• Learning String Operations
• Learning Character Extractions
• Learning String Comparisons
• Understanding of String Buffer Class
• String Builder Class
• String versus String Buffer.
• Special methods of String and String Buffer.
• What to choose between String and String Buffer.

New in Jdk 5/6

• Premain, Method, Objectsize.
• Autoboxing, Unboxing.
• Java Compiler API.
• Generics
• Annotations
• Vargs
• Static-Import.
• ENUM

Windows Programming

• Swing

• Introduction to JFC.
• Controls

• Event Delegation Model

• Event Classes.
• Event Listeners.

• Applet

• Applet Basics
• Architecture and Skeleton.
• Simple Applet display methods.
• The HTML Applet Tag.
• Inter Applet Communication.
• Trusted Applet (Applet with Database).

Multithread Programming

• The Java Thread Model.
• Lifecycle of a Thread.
• Creating a Thread: Extending Thread.
• Implementing Runnable.
• Creating Multiple Threads and Context Switching.
• Synchronization: Methods and Statements.
• Inter-thread Communication.
• Thread Local.
• Dead Lock.
• Thread Pool Executor Class.
• Shutdown Hookup and Re-entrant Locking.

I/O Streams

• File Handling.
• Binary Systems.
• Character Streams.
• Serialization
• Scanner
• Stream Tokenizer.
• String Tokenizer.
• GzipOutputStream Class.
• Data Encryption & Decryption.

Networking

• URL, InetAddress.
• Socket and Server Socket.
• Datagram Socket, URL Connection.
• Socket Factories.
• Demonstration of Data Transfer from one machine to another.

Reflection Api

• Determining the Class of an Object
• Getting Information about Class’s modifiers, fields, methods, constructors and super classes
• Finding out constant and method declaration belong to an interface
• Creating an instance of a class whose name is not known until runtime
• Greeting and setting value of an object’s field if field name is unknown until runtime
• Invoking a method on an object if the method is unknown until runtime
• Creating a new array whose size and component type are not known until runtime

Module 2 - Advanced JavaCollection Framework

• The Collection Interfaces (List, Set, SortedSet)
• The Collection Classes (ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet, TreeSet)
• Differences b/w HashSet, HashMap and HashTable.
• Differences between other Collection Classes.
• Accessing a Collection via an Iterator.
• Working with Maps.
• Working with Comparators, Comparable.
• The Collection Algorithms.
• The Legacy Classes and Interfaces (Enumeration, Vector, Stack, Dictionary, Hashtable).
• Difference b/w Non Legacy and Legacy Interfaces and Classes.
• Date and Time Handling.

System Properties & Internationalization

• Usage of Property File.
• Define the Locale.
• Defining multiple types of locale using multiple property files.
• Resource Bundle.
• Fetching text from Resource Bundle.

Remote Method Invocation (Rmi)

• DISTRIBUTED Applications.
• RMI Architecture.
• Implemantation
• Call-back Mechanism.
• Demonstration of RMI using more than one machine.

Database Programming Using Jdbc

• JDBC Drivers
• 4 Ways of Getting Database Connection
• Statements, Callable statement, Prepared statement and their differences.
• Metadata, Result Set MetaData, Database MetaData and their differences.
• Scroll able & Uneatable Result Set.
• Batch Updates.
• Data Source & Connection Pooling.
• Connection Pooling using Data Source.
• Performance increase using Connection Pool.
• Row Sets
• Transactions (Commit, Rollback, Save point).

Introduction to J2EE Architecture Tier Architecture

• Single Tier.
• Two Tier.
• Three Tier.
• N Tier.

J2EE Components

• Web Components.
• Business Components.

J2EE Containers

• Container Types.
• Container Services.

J2EE Services

• Java Naming and Directory Interface.
• Java Transaction Service.
• Java Messaging Service.
• Java Authentication & Authorization Service.

Introduction To Uml

• Use Cases.
• Diagrams

Introduction To Xml

• Document Type Definition (DTD).
• Xml Parsers
  • Document Object Module (DOM).
  • Simple API for XML (SAX).

Java Servlet

• Introduction to Web Programming.
• Advantages of Servlets.
• Servlet Lifecycle.
• Difference between a simple java class and a servlet class.
• Request Dispatching.
• Types of Session Tracking.
• Event Listener.
• Filters
• File Uploading / File Downloading.
• Packages used to develop a Servlet.
• Security

Java Server Pages (Jsp) & Jstl

• JSP Architecture.
• Servlet Lifecycle versus JSP Lifecycle
• Difference between a Servlet class and a JSP page
• What to choose between a Servlet and a JSP
• Integration of a JSP and a Servlet in a single application
• JSP Elements.
• JSP implicit Objects.
• Custom Tags.
• Using Tags of JSTL.
• Expression Language
• Exception Handling in JSP.
• Embedding core java in a JSP using Scriplets.
• Demonstration of a JSP and Servlet in a single application.

Enterprise Java Beans (Ejb – 3.0)

• Java Persistence API.
• Introducation
• Architecture
• Types of EJB.

Session Beans

• Introducation
• State Management.
• Life Cycle.
• Types
  • Stateless
  • Statefull

Entity Beans

• Introducation
• State Management.
• Life Cycle.
• Types
• Container Managed Persistent (CMP) 2.0 o Introduction.
  • Primary Key Class. o EJB Methods.
  • EJB QL.
  • Syntax
  • Clauses
• Bean Managed Persistent (BMP)
  • Introduction
  • Implementation
  • EJB Relationships.

• Session Beans Lifecycle verses Entity Bean Lifecycle.
• Difference b/w Session Beans verses Entity Beans.

Message Driven Beans & Jms

• Messaging Overview.
• Messaging Models.
  • Point to Point Model
  • Topic Subscriber Model
• JMS Implementation.
• Life Cycle.

Transactions

• Introduction
• ACID Properties.
• Transaction Requirements.
• Container Managed Transactions.
• Bean Managed Transactions.
• Distributed Transactions.
• Two Phase Commit.

J2ee Design Pattern

• What is Design Patterns?
• Problem verses Design Pattern.
• Which Design pattern to choose?
• Front Controller.
• Composite View.
• Session Façade.
• Service Locator.
• Data Access Object (DAO).
• Value Object.
• Singleton Pattern, Factory Pattern.

Java Mail

• Email System & Protocols.
• Architecture
• Sending Mails.
• Receiving Mails.
• Handling attachments.
• Replying & Forwarding.

Packaging & Deployment Using Ant Introduction To Web Services

• A Conceptual Overview of Web Services.
• Web Services Requirements.
• SOAP
• WSDL
• UDDI

Utilities

• My Eclipse 8.0.
• NetBeans 6.5.

Web Server

• Apache Tomcat 6.0.

Module 3 - Framework - SpringBasics of Spring

• What is Spring
• Spring Modules
• Spring Application

Spring with IDE

• Spring in Myeclipse
• Spring in Eclipse

IOC container Dependency Injection

• Constructor Injection
• CI Dependent Object
• CI with collection
• CI with Map
• CI Inheriting Bean
• Setter Injection
• SI Dependent Object
• SI with Collection
• SI with Map
• CI vs SI
• Autowiring
• Factory Method

Spring AOP

• AOP Terminology
• AOP Implementations
• Point cut
• Advices

Spring JDBC

• JdbcTemplate Example
• PreparedStatement
• ResultSetExtractor
• RowMapper
• NamedParameter
• SimpleJdbcTemplate

Spring with ORM

• Spring with Hibernate
• Spring with JPA

SpEL

• SpEL Examples
• Operators in SpEL
• variable in SpEL