| Advanced Java Course Content |
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| Course Overview and Introduction to Programming |
- Writing and running your first Java program
- Understanding the main method
- Basic syntax and structure of a Java program
- Comments and code documentation
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| Basic Concepts and Data Types |
- Primitive data types (int, double, char, boolean, etc.)
- Declaring and initializing variables
- Arithmetic, relational, logical, and bitwise operators
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| Control Structures |
- If, if-else, and switch statements
- Nested conditionals
- Using conditional statements in programs
- For loop, while loop, and do-while loop
- Break and continue statements
- Nested loops
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| Arrays and Strings |
- Declaring and initializing arrays
- Accessing and modifying array elements
- Multidimensional arrays
- String class and string manipulation
- String methods (length, charAt, substring, etc.)
- StringBuilder and StringBuffer classes
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| Function |
- Defining and invoking methods
- Method parameters and return values
- Method overloading
- Local and global variables
- The this keyword
- Pass-by-value and pass-by-reference
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| Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts |
- Classes and objects
- Creating and using objects
- Constructors and the new keyword
- Inheritance and the extends keyword
- Method overriding
- Polymorphism and dynamic method dispatch
- Access modifiers (public, private, protected)
- Getters and setters
- Abstract classes and methods
- Defining and implementing interfaces
- Interface vs. abstract class
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| Exception Handling |
- Understanding exceptions and errors
- Try, catch, and finally blocks
- Throwing exceptions
- Creating custom exceptions
- Exception chaining
- Best practices for exception handling
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| Collections Framework |
- Overview of the Collections Framework
- List, Set, and Map interfaces
- ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet, TreeSet, HashMap, and TreeMap classes
- Iterating through collections (for-each, Iterator)
- Sorting and searching collections
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| File I/O and Serialization |
- Reading and writing files using FileReader and FileWriter
- BufferedReader and BufferedWriter
- File class and its methods
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| Web Development using Java |
| JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) |
- JDBC Driver for SQL: Understanding the role and types of JDBC drivers for SQL databases.
- Insert Operation: Techniques for inserting data into SQL databases using JDBC.
- Select Operation: Retrieving data from databases with SQL queries.
- Update Operation: Modifying existing data in the database.
- Delete Operation: Removing data from the database.
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| Servlets |
- Servlet Features: Key characteristics and benefits of using servlets.
- Generic Servlet: Introduction to the GenericServlet class and its uses.
- Send Redirect Method: Techniques for redirecting responses to different resources.
- ServletConfig Interface: Managing servlet configuration parameters.
- HttpServlet: Understanding the HttpServlet class and its methods.
- Servlet Dispatcher: Forwarding requests to other resources.
- Servlet Context: Sharing data among various components of a web application.
- Servlet Filters: Implementing filtering tasks on requests and responses.
- Servlet Cookies: Managing cookies within servlets for session tracking.
- Servlet Session: Techniques for managing user sessions.
- Servlet Events: Handling lifecycle events within servlets.
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| JSP (JavaServer Pages) |
- JSP Directives: Page, include, and taglib directives for configuring JSP behavior.
- JSP Actions: Using action tags for various tasks like including other resources and forwarding requests.
- JSP Client-Server Request: Handling client requests and generating responses.
- JSP Session: Managing user sessions in JSP.
- JSP Cookies: Using cookies in JSP for session management.
- JSP Forms: Handling form data submitted by users.
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| JSP-JSTL (JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library) |
- JSTL Core Tags: Tags for iteration, conditionals, and other core functionalities.
- JSTL Functional Tags
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