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Core Java for Beginners

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Master Java basics through this course, gain expertise in Java, including debugging techniques, JUnit testing, and the application of design patterns.

Durattion: 6 Months

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Skill Level

Beginner

Time to Complete

6 Months

Projects

50+ Projects

Prerequisites

None

About Core Java

The Core Java Course covers essential Java programming concepts, including OOP, multithreading, exception handling, collections, and file handling. Gain hands-on experience with real-world projects, build a strong foundation, and prepare for software development, web applications, and Android development careers.

Tools You Will Learn in Core Java Programming

COURSE CURRICULUM

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Module 1: Introduction to Java

Overview of Java and its applications

Setting up the Java Development Kit (JDK)

Writing and running the first Java program

Understanding Java syntax, variables, and data types

Module 2: Control Flow Statements

Conditional statements (if-else, switch-case)

Loops (for, while, do-while)

Break, continue, and return statements

Module 3: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Java

Introduction to OOP principles (Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism)

Classes and objects

Constructors and destructors

Method overloading and overriding

Module 4: Exception Handling in Java

Types of exceptions (checked vs. unchecked)

Try-catch block and multiple catch statements

Finally block and throw/throws keywords

Custom exceptions

Module 5: Java Collections Framework (JCF)

Arrays vs. Collections

List (ArrayList, LinkedList)

Set (HashSet, TreeSet)

Map (HashMap, TreeMap)

Queue and Deque

Module 6: Multithreading and Concurrency

Thread lifecycle and creation

Runnable vs. Thread class

Synchronization and thread safety

Executors and thread pools

Module 7: File Handling and I/O Streams

Reading and writing files

Byte and character streams

BufferedReader and BufferedWriter

Serialization and deserialization

Module 8: Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

Connecting Java with MySQL/PostgreSQL

Executing SQL queries using Java

CRUD operations in JDBC

Connection pooling

Module 9: Memory Management and Garbage Collection

Stack vs. Heap memory

Garbage collection mechanism

Finalize method and best practices

Module 10: Lambda Expressions and Functional Programming

Introduction to Functional Interfaces

Lambda expressions and their usage

Stream API in Java

Method references

Module 11: Java 8+ Features

Default and static methods in interfaces

Optional class

New Date and Time API

Parallel streams

Module 12: Real-World Applications and Mini Projects

Banking system application

Employee management system

File encryption and decryption

Capstone project

Why Get Our Core Java Programming Certification

Doubt Clearing Sessions

Industry Relevant Projects

Assignment Evaluation & Solutions

PW Lab For Your Code Practice

Industry Experts Trainers

Career Guidance Sessions

JOB ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

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Soft Skills Sessions

Aptitude Training

Resume Building Sessions

LinkedIn Profile Building

Mock Interviews

Job Assistance

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Receive personal counselling

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

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B.E./B.Tech - Computer Science, Information Technology,Electronics, Electronics & Telecommunications, Electrical, Electrical & Electronics
BSc/MSc - Computer Science, Information Technology
BCA/MCA
Final Year Students - Expecting to Graduate in 2023
Fresh Graduates - Graduated in 2021/2022
Working Professionals - Graduated in 2020

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The Core Java course covers essential Java programming concepts, including object-oriented programming (OOP), exception handling, multithreading, collections, file handling, and database connectivity.

Beginners, students, and professionals looking to build a strong foundation in Java for software development, web development, Android development, or backend programming.

No prior programming experience is required, but basic knowledge of programming concepts can be helpful.

This course covers Java syntax, OOP principles, multithreading, exception handling, collections framework, file handling, JDBC, and Java 8+ features.

You will need JDK (Java Development Kit), an IDE (Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, or VS Code), and a database (MySQL or PostgreSQL for JDBC).

Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate upon successful completion of the course.

You can work as a Java Developer, Software Engineer, Android Developer, or Backend Developer.

Yes, the course includes real-world projects like banking systems, employee management, and file handling applications.

You can enroll through the course provider’s website by completing the registration process.