Inaugural: Java as Industry 4.0 Enabler

• Java’s Might as a Programming Language
• Relevance of C language in the ultra-modern century

Codification: Classification of Programming Languages

• Machine Level – 11000101
• Assembly Level – ADD AX, BX
• High Level – print(10+12)

Know the past: History of High Level Programming Languages
Matters that matter: Organization of a Computer

• Memory Hierarchy
• Object File V/s Executable File

The Rise in computing power: Evolution of Storage Devices and Microprocessors
Be an Architectonic: Architecture of JAVA
The difference that makes a difference:

• Assembler V/s Compiler
• Compiler V/s Interpreter

Java Traits: Features of Java
Java’s Dais: Platform Dependency V/s Platform Independency

• Write Once, Run Anywhere / Everywhere

Where to find? : Installation procedure
Java’s Evolution: Java Version History
Journey of Java: Sun Microsystems, Inc. Acquisition by Oracle Corporation
Dr. Java’s Walk of life: James Gosling’s career path
Breaking the surface:

• First Java Program: Prototype of main() method – Visibility V/s Accessibility
• know your commands: Java commands to Compile and Execute
• nitty-gritty of Java: .class File

Procure inputs:

• Command Line Arguments
• Valid Signatures of main() method
• Streams in Java

Life in an Objectvilla:

• Object Orientation & it’s Principles
• Classes and Objects

Voyage to Objectvilla:

• Design Guesser Game Application
• Java Documentation (Javadoc)
• Statically typed V/s Dynamically typed
• Java Naming Conventions
• Java Keywords and Identifiers

Data matters:

• Data types | Variables | Literals | Type Casting
  • Integer data types – byte, short, int, long
  • How real world data is stored in Memory?
  • Overflow V/s underflow
  • Wraparound behavior
  • Binary | Decimal | Hexadecimal | Octal representations
• Floating point data types – float, double
  • Intro to IEEE
  • BigDecimal class
  • strictfp keyword
• Character data type
  • ASCII Encoding Format V/s UNICODE Encoding Format
  • UTF – 8 V/s UTF – 16 V/s UTF – 32
  • Escape sequences
• Boolean data type
• Implicit V/s Explicit Type Casting – Widening | Narrowing
• Truncation – Rounding towards Zero
• Wrapper classes
• Special symbols in identifiers and literals

Object Genesis: “new” keyword – clone()
Data Wrangle: Value Type Assignment V/s Reference Type Assignment
Scope and Life-time: Local Variables V/s Instance Variables
Modularize your code:

• Methods
• Types of Methods
• Method Overloading
• Don’t fall for the illusion: Virtual Polymorphism
• Method Overloading with Type Promotion
• Overloading of main() method

Data Herd: Arrays

• Variable Approach V/s Array Approach
• Types of Arrays
• Regular V/s Jagged Arrays
• Array of Objects
• Control Structures
• Hate Boilerplate code?: Loops in Java – for | while | do-while | for-each
• Arrays Programming
• You don’t have to write it all yourself: java.util.Arrays inbuilt class
• Programming with Matrices
• Time Complexity V/s Space Complexity
• Know when to use: Advantages and Disadvantages of Arrays

Most commonly used objects: Strings

• Immutable V/s Mutable Strings
• Memory allocation of Strings
• Common Operations on Strings – equals() | concat()
• intern() method
• Inbuilt methods of String class
• StringBuffer and StringBuilder classes
• StringBuffer V/s StringBuilder
• C Strings V/s Java Strings

Pillars of Object Orientation:

Shield your Data: Encapsulation

• “private” access modifier
• Accessors and Mutators
• Shadowing Problem
• “this” keyword
• builder does the setting up: Constructors
• Types of Constructors
• Constructor Overloading
• Constructor Chaining
  • this()
  • super()
• Singleton Design Pattern
  • Singleton Class

Sharing is caring: “static” keyword

• Ideal Execution of a Java Program
  • static control flow
  • instance control flow
  • with both static and instance elements
• Static variables V/s Instance variables – class variables
• Static methods V/s Instance methods
• Static blocks V/s Instance blocks
• Inner classes V/s Nested classes

Know your relationship status: Inheritance – “is-a”

• “extends” keyword
• Advantages of Inheritance
• Rules of Inheritance
• Types of Inheritance
• “super” keyword – super V/s super()
• Sealed classes
• Constructor chaining in Inheritance
• Static control flow in Inheritance
• Types of Methods in Inheritance
• Method Overriding
• java.lang.Object class

Carbon is Diamond: Polymorphism

• Runtime Polymorphism / Dynamic Method Dispatch
• Tight coupling V/s Loose coupling
• Type Casting between objects
• Upcasting V/s Downcasting
• Advantages of Polymorphism
• Runtime polymorphism with Data members
• Benefits of Polymorphism
• Static Binding V/s Dynamic Binding
• instanceof operator
• Method Hiding
• Variable Arguments (Varargs)

Refashion the accessibility: Access modifiers – public | protected | default | private

• Packages in Java
• Modules in Java
• Rules of Overriding

Has-A Relationship: Aggregation and Composition

• Delegation Model

Everything need not make sense at the top level: Abstraction

• Abstract classes
• Concrete methods V/s Abstract methods
• Advantages of Abstraction
• “final” keyword
• Java Enums
• java.lang.Math class
• Static import

Raise your standards: Interfaces

• “implements” keyword
• Rules governing the use of Interfaces – Marker Interface
• Inheritance with Interfaces
• “extends” with “implements”
• Static and Default methods in Interfaces
• Private methods in Interfaces
• Functional Interfaces
• Lambda Expressions
• Factory Design Pattern
• Annotations

Regex Anatomy: Regular Expressions in Java
Risky Behavior: Exception Handling

• try-catch-finally blocks
• Different ways of Handling an Exception
• Multiple catch blocks
• Exception Object Propagation
• Exception Hierarchy
• Checked V/s Unchecked Exceptions
• “throw” V/s “throws” keyword
• Error V/s Exception
• Custom Exceptions
• Nested try-catch
• try with resources
• “final” V/s “finally” V/s “finalize”
• Exception handling with Overriding

Invisible threads are the strongest ties: Multithreading

• Thread class methods
• Single-threaded Approach V/s Multi-threaded Approach
• Different ways to achieve Multithreading
  • By extending Thread class
  • By implementing Runnable interface
• Impact of invoking run() explicitly
• Executing multiple tasks simultaneously using a single run() method
• Exception Handling in a Multi-Threaded Environment
• time-trial: Race Condition
• The Not-So-Evil Thread: Daemon Threads
• Benefits and Limitations of Multithreading
• join() and isAlive()
• Thread Safety: “synchronized” keyword- Semaphore | Monitor
• Thread Life Cycle
• stand-off: Dead locks
• Cooperation: Inter-Thread Communication
  • wait()
  • notify()
  • notifyAll()
• Thread V/s Process
• ThreadGroup
• ThreadLocal variable
• “volatile” keyword

Cut the Clutter: Garbage Collection

• Different ways to run Garbage Collector

With great power comes great responsibility: Collections

• Collections Framework
  • ArrayList class
  • Array V/s ArrayList
  • LinkedList class
  • add() V/s offer()
  • peak() V/s poll()
  • ArrayDeque class
  • PriorityQueue class
  • TreeSet class
  • HashSet class
  • Hashing
  • LinkedHashSet class
• Collections Hierarchy
• Boxing and Unboxing
• Accessing mechanisms – Iterator
• Legacy classes and interfaces
• Fail fast V/s Fail safe
• Sorting objects
  • Comparator interface
  • Comparable interface
• More intuition: Generics
• Inbuilt methods of Collections class

Pair with your key:Map

• Map hierarchy
• HashMap class
• LinkedHashMap class
• TreeMap class
• Collection Views

Data Compression: JAR Files
Make a Connection: Input-Output in Java

• Files and I/O
  • FileInputStream and FileOutputStream
  • FileWriter and FileReader
  • FileInputStream V/s FileReader
• BufferedWriter and BufferedReader
• Inbuilt File class methods
• Standard I/O Streams
• PrintWriter

Persistence always wins: Serialization and Deserialization

• • Serializable interface
  • ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream
  • BufferedOutputStream and BufferedInputStream
  • Selective Serialization
    • • “transient” keyword
      • Externalizable interface
      • Serializable interface
  • Serializable V/s Externalizable
  • Secure Hash Algorithm

Your network is your net worth:

• Networking
• 1-Tier V/s 2-Tier V/s 3-Tier V/s N-Tier Architecture
• Socket Programming
  • One way communication
  • Two way communication

Punctuality is the first step towards success: Date and Time API

Module 1 : RDBMS Concepts and Data Modeling/Database design Know your relationship framework:

• Introduction to Data
• Requirements of RDBMS
• Relational Model
• What is a Data Model?
• Steps involved in the development of Data Model
• Goals of Conceptual Data Modeling
• Conceptual Database Design
• Database design process
• Entity relationship model
• Main Elements of an Entity-Relationship Diagram
• Entities
• Sub type, super type
• Regular or Strong & Weak entities (Independent and dependent entities)
• Entity Instances
• Identifying and Modelling Entities
• Relationships
• Modelling Relationships
• Defining a Relationship
• Types of relationships
• Minimum and maximum relationships
• Attributes
• Finding Attributes
• Meaningful Components for Attributes
• Different diagrammatic Conventions

Visualize data both ways, top-down and bottom-up:

• Transformation of entity relationship model into relational schema
• Logical Database Design
• Top-Down approach – E/R Modeling technique
• Bottom-Up approach – Normalization
• Differentiate between the above two approach
• Relational database design and update anomalies

Test your relationship with entities:

• Discussion of case study on E/R modelling
• Execution of case study

Normalize datum relationships:

• Normalization
• Appreciate the need for normalization
• Functional Dependencies
• Loss-less decomposition
• Various forms of Normalization
• I Normal form
• II Normal form
• III Normal form

Codify normalization:

• Boyce Codd Normal form (BCNF)
• Discussion of case study on Normalization
• Execution of case study

Michael Widenius’s daughter’s Structured Query Language:

• Introduction to MySQL
• MySQL Tools to Access Data

Module 2: SQL

• Classification of SQL – DDL, DML, DCL, TCL
• Schema Objects – List of schema, usages and Conventions.
• RDBMS Data types in General.

Table is the go-to guy for queries:

• MySQL Data types
• Identify the major structural components of the MySQL Database
• Table manipulation – Creating, Inserting Data into tables
• Write SELECT statements that include queries

You hear and you forget. You see and you remember. You do and you understand:

• Hands on practice session
• Lab exercises

The harder the climb, the better the view:

• Using metadata
• Retrieve row and column data from tables with the SELECT statement
• Run data manipulation statements (DML) to update data in the tables
• Viewing the data – Restricting, Organizing, Grouping

Integrity reveals beauty:

• Returning top rows
• Auto Increment
• Integrity constraints
• Domain integrity constraints
• Entity integrity constraints
• Referential integrity constraints

Witness how the world changes, table by table:

• Self referential integrity constraints
• Querying Data dictionary – Querying system tables for Tables, Constraints
• ‘Group by’ clause and ‘Having’ clause
• SQL Functions
• Single row functions

One call, that’s all it takes:

• Number functions, Character functions, Date functions, miscellaneous functions, Conversion Functions
• Group functions
• Creating and altering the structure and constraints of the table

When one is willing and eager, the God joins in:

• Temporary tables
• Joins – Equi-join, non-equi join,
• Outer joins, Left Outer join, Right Outer join.Self join
• CROSS JOIN, NATURAL JOIN, USING, ON

Set goals, operate on them, and express success:

• Set operators
• CASE expressions
• Lab exercises
• Hands on practice session

I have a small query:

• Queries – Complex
• Sub Queries
• Writing Single-Row and Multi-Row Sub-queries
• Describing and Explaining the Behaviour of Sub-queries when NULL values are retrieved
• Using Regular Expressions
• Write multiple-column sub-queries

Believe you can and you’re halway there:

• Correlated Sub-Queries
• Introduction to other Schema Objects
• Lab exercises
• Hands on practice session

Make a transaction and make a transformation:

• Views – Concepts, Features, Definition, Creation, Join views updateable rule
• Manipulating and Altering Views
• Transactions and Transactional Statements, TCL

Never stop looking up:

• Indexes
• Purpose of indexes
• Classification of indexes
• Examples of indexes
• Creating and dropping indexes
• Querying the data dictionary

Know the rules well:

• SQL Tuning – overview
• Order of execution of SELECT statements
• Rules for writing SELECT statements
• Rules for writing join statements – to improve performance
• Concepts of Privileges and Role
• DCL – Data Control Language – Grant and Revoke

If you can’t find the key to success, pick the lock:

• Concurrency and Locking Mechanism
• Types of Locks – Implicit and Explicit locking
• Levels of Lock
• Lab exercises
• Hands on practice session

Functions are kept in the storeroom: Module 3: Stored Routines

• Advantages of Stored Routines
• Managing Stored Routines
• Procedural extensions to standard SQL
• Delimiter
• Flow control
• Loops
• WHILE
• LOOP
• REPEAT

Cursor is a wonderful workplace:

• Cursors
• Error handling
• Stored Procedures
• Calling or executing a Procedure
• DROP PROCEDURE
• Modification
• Metadata
• Lab exercises
• Hands on practice session

Information is the new currency:

• Show Function / Procedure Status
• INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES
• INFORMATION_SCHEMA.PARAMETERS

You’ll never pull the trigger:

• Managing Triggers
• Creating Triggers
• Drop Triggers
  • Metadata
  • Show Create Trigger
  • Show Triggers
  • INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TRIGGERS
• exercises
• Hands on practice session

Become an event planner:

• Events
• Managing Events
  • Create Event
  • Alter Event
  • Drop Event
• Metadata
  • SHOW CREATE EVENT
  • SHOW EVENTS
• INFORMATION_SCHEMA.EVENTS

Greatness is a lot of small things done well, stacked up on each other: Stack Data Structure

• At the outset: Stack – An Intro
• Chaos was the law of nature; Order was the dream of man: Stack Principle(LIFO)
• Push your achievements; Pop your worries: Operations on Stack
  • Push – Orderly insertion
  • Pop – LIFO deletion
  • Display – get a sneak peek
• Analysis shall prevent paralysis: Time Complexity of Stack operations
• Learning without application is just entertainment: Programming applications of Stack Data Structure
  • Global Stack
  • Local Stack
  • Expression evaluation
  • Search operations
  • Reverse operations
  • Verify balanced parenthesis

A programmer, even if he is alone, forms an orderly queue of one: Queue Data Structure

• Precursory: Queue – An Intro
• Why is there a ‘ueue’ in ‘Queue’?: Queue Principle (FIFO)
• Keep your vision at the front of the queue and your fears at the rear: Operations on Queue
  • Insert – Orderly insertion
  • Delete – FIFO deletion
  • Display – get a sneak peek
• Be the one for the queue. Not in the queue: Types of Queues
  • Ordinary Queue
  • Circular Queue
  • Priority Queue
  • Double-ended Queue
• Analysis keeps repetitive mistakes away: Time Complexity of Queue operations
• Edutainment is learning with application: Programming applications of Queue Data Structure
  • Global Queue
  • Local Queue
  • Search operations
  • Reverse operations

Good works are links that form a chain of love: Linked List Data Structure

• Preface: Linked List – An Intro
• Though your thoughts are dispersed; but they’re linked: Linked List on primary memory (RAM)
• Links make a difference: Linked List Vs Arrays
• One link in a chain explains the infinite chain: Operations on Linked List
  • Insert operation
    • at front
    • at rear
    • at mid
    • at given position
  • Delete operation
    • at front
    • at rear
    • at mid
    • at given position
  • Display – get a sneak peek
• Design the nodes for your bucket list: Types of Linked List
  • Singly Linked List
  • Doubly Linked List
  • Circular Linked List
  • Circular-doubly Linked List
• Time isn’t the main thing. It’s the only thing: Time Complexity of Linked List operations
• Programmers don’t fall in love, they just “link” with someone: Programming applications of Linked List Data Structure
  • Stack using Linked List
  • Queue using Linked List
  • Search operations
  • Reverse operations
  • Cycles in Linked List

From little seeds, grow mighty trees: Tree Data Structure

• Foundation: Tree – An Intro
• Phraseology: Tree terminologies
• Though branches grow in different directions, their roots remain as one: Tree on primary memory (RAM)
  • Tree Data Structures on Arrays
  • Tree Data Structures on Linked List
• Little things make a big difference: Array Trees Vs Linked List Trees
• Be like a tree and let the dead leaves drop: Operations on Tree
  • Insert operation
  • Delete operation
  • Display
  • Search operation
  • Sort operation
• There are different ways you can climb a tree: Tree traversals
  • Pre-order traversal
  • In-order traversal
  • Post-order traversal
• Ancient trees are precious: Types of Trees
  • Binary Tree
  • Complete Binary Tree
  • Almost Complete Binary Tree
  • Binary search Tree
  • AVL Tree
  • Red-Black Tree
  • B Tree
  • B+ Tree
• Storm make trees take deeper roots: Programming applications of Tree Data Structure

Life is a graph between learning Vs time: Graph Data Structure

• Inception: Graph – An Intro
• There are no x & y axes to this graph; there are nodes and edges: Graph terminologies
• Disconnect to connect: Graph on primary memory (RAM)
  • Graph Data Structures on 2D – Arrays
  • Graph Data Structures on Linked List
• Strength lies in differences; not in similarities: Graph Data Structure Vs Tree Data Structure
• Cover the earth, before it covers you: Graph traversals
  • Breadth first search (BFS)
  • Depth first search (DFS)
• Don’t count the edges, make the vertices count: Types of Graphs
  • Trivial Graph
  • Simple Graph
  • Multi Graph
  • Complete Graph
  • NULL Graph
  • Labeled Graph
  • Digraph
• An algorithm is like a recipe; Graph is the ingredient: Programming applications of Graph Data Structure
  • Prim’s Algorithm
  • Kruskal’s Algorithm
  • Dijkstra’s Algorithm
  • Warshal’sAlgoirthm
  • Floyd’s Algorithm
  • Knapsack
  • TSP
  • N-Queen’s problem

Build trees with a heap of hope: Heap Data Structure

• Establishment: Heap – An Intro
• When you visualize, then you materialize: Heap on primary memory (RAM)
  • Heap Data Structures on Arrays
  • Heap Data Structures on Linked List
• A heap of bricks is not yet a house: Operations on Heap
  • Insert operation
  • Delete operation
  • Heapify
• Get maximum effect from minimum effort: Types of Heap
  • Min Heap
  • Max Heap
• When you’re sorted, life will surely be: Programming applications of Heap Data Structure
  • Heap sort

As long as one keeps searching, the life is sorted:  Searching and Sorting Algorithms

• Bubble Sort
• Selection Sort
• Insertion Sort
• Merge Sort
• Quick Sort
• Counting Sort
• Radix Sort
• Bucket Sort
• Heap Sort
• Shell Sort
• Linear Search
• Binary Search

An algorithm must be seen to be believed: Important General Algorithms

• Huffman Coding
• Job Sequencing
• Tower of Hanoi
• Bellman ford Algorithm
• Horspool’s Algorithm

Curiosity begins as an act of analysis: Analysis of Algorithms & Asymptotic Notations

• Order of growth using limits
  • Best case efficiency
  • Worst case efficiency
  • Average case efficiency
• Asymptotic Notations
  • O (Big-Oh) notation
  • Ω (Omega) notation
  • Θ (Theta) notation
• Properties of Asymptotic Notations
• Problems on Asymptotic Notations
• Analysis of all Algorithms under Data Structures

Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)Inception of JDBC:

• Introduction
• JDBC Architecture with key interfaces

Thin is the great middleman:

• Types of Drivers

Employ Java on data tanks:

• Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL databases
• ways of adding JARs to Eclipse

Make a statement and make an impact:

• Statement
• PreparedStatement
• CallableStatement

Different Avatars of output:

• ResultSet
• Read Only ResultSet
• Updatable ResultSet
• Forward Only ResultSet
• Scrollable ResultSet

It is the nature of the self to manifest itself:

• Metadata

Swim out of your little pond:

• Connection Pooling
• Basic Connection Pooling
• Apache DBCP
• HikariCP
• C3P0

Invest in property:

• Properties File in JDBC

Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much:

• Batch Processing

Validate a Transaction:

• ACID Properties

A knee-jerk reaction:

• Triggers

Load Data:

• ResourceBundle

Always a sweet deal:

• Transactions and Savepoint

Function Arsenal:

• Stored Procedures

Large Object Types:

• Handling Blob and Clob

JEE Introduction to JEE SERVLETS Business class flight to Jakarta:

• Introduction to Servlets
• Stand-Alone Applications V/s Enterprise Applications

Internet App:

• Web Application Architecture
• HTTP Protocol and HTTP Methods
• Web Server and Web Container

Design is intelligence made visible:

• Design Patterns for Web Application
  • MVC – 1 (Page-Centric Architecture)
  • MVC – 2 (Servlet-Centric Architecture)
• Static and Dynamic Response
• Download and Configure Dynamic-Web Project
• Manual Deployment (CATALINA_HOME)
• Eclipse Auto-deployment

First class service:

• Servlet Interface
• GenericServlet & HttpServlet
  • doGet() and doPost()

Inception to termination:

• Servlet Life Cycle
• ServletConfig and ServletContext

Chain of helping hands:

• Servlet Chaining

Servlet-browser communication:

• sendError()
• setHeader()
• sendRedirect()

Web-component communication:

• forward() and include()
• HttpServletResponse.sendRedirect() V/s RequestDispatcher.forward()
• Session Management

What you seek is seeking you:

• Session Tracking Mechanisms
• HttpSession
• Cookies
• URL-Rewriting
• Hidden-Form Fields

Take a selfie with the filters:

• Filters

Open ears are better than a closed mind:

• Listeners and Wrappers

Spyware, malware… beware:

• Web-Security

The right server for the right job:

• Deploying web applications in application servers
  • Apache Tomcat
  • Oracle WebLogic Server
  • JBoss / WildFly
  • GlassFish
• Server-based Connection Pooling

File sharing:

• File Uploading and File Downloading

JSP Architecture:

• Working of JSP Engine (JASPER)
• JSP Lifecycle
• JSP Directives
• JSP Page Directive
• JSP include Directive
• JSP Taglib Directive

Scriptwriters of Java:

• JSP Scripting Elements
• Declarations
• Scriplets
• Expressions

The pursuit of happiness is internal:

• JSP Implicit Objects

You’re allowed to set boundaries:

• JSP Scopes
• Page scopes
• Request scopes
• Session scopes
• Application scopes

Lights, Camera, Action:

• JSP actions
• Standard Actions
• Custom Actions

Jakarta has a price tag:

• Tags in JSP

Bespoke tailoring:

• Custom Tags
• Exception Handling in JSP

JSTL Introduction to JSTL See the able, not the label:

• Different Tags in JSTL
• Core Tags
• Function Tags
• XML Tags
• SQL Tags
• Formatted Tags

Beauty without expression is Boring: Expression Language

• Introduction
• EL Implicit Objects
• EL Functions

Maven Tool

• Maven Build Cycle
• Archetype of Maven
• Importance of Project Object Model File (pom.xml)
• Integration of Maven with Eclipse
• Commands of Maven to Run
  • Stand-Alone Application
  • Web Application
• Integrating Maven with Embedded Server (Tomcat)

IDEs:

• Eclipse
• NetBeans
• IntelliJ

Tools and Frameworks Hibernate Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness:

• Introduction
• Features of Hibernate
• Hibernate Architecture
• Setting up Hibernate Development Environment
• The transformation begins with the transaction: Hibernate Transactions
•  Connection Pooling in Hibernate
• Fed up of operating on tables and columns? HQL
• HQL V/s SQL Operations
• When you change the way, you look at things, the things you look at change: Hibernate Configuration with annotations
•  Hibernate CRUD Features: Create, Read, Update, Delete & Bulk Operations
• Ideas are the primary key for your success: Primary Key Generation Algorithms
• The object-relationships are the hallmark of fine mapping: Hibernate Advanced Mappings
  • One to One
  • One to Many
  • Eager V/s Lazy Loading
  • One to Many – Unidirectional
  • Many to Many

Maven You’re either the one that creates the automation or you’re getting automated:

• Introduction
• Architecture of Project Management tool
• Pom.xml
• Different types of Plugins
• Maven root folder
• Commands

The more centralized the power, the less compromises need to be made in architecture:

• Dependency Management
• Dependency Jar Configuration
• Dependency Scopes
• Archetype in Maven
• JDBC application using Maven
• Servlet application using Maven

Log4j Capture the moments of today that will wow your hearts tomorrow

• Introduction
• Features of Log4j
• Configuration
• Basic Application
• Appenders
• Log4j in web applications

JUNIT Quality is not an act, it is a habit

• Unit Testing
  • Manual Testing
  • Automated Unit Testing
  • Limitations
• Annotation of Junit
• Application with Maven tool
• Assert

Spring

• It’s exciting to go on a vacation to Jakarta during Spring: Introduction to Spring
• The main thing is to make history, not to write it: History of Spring
  • Spring 1x
  • Spring 2.x
  • Spring 3.x
  • Spring 4.x
  • Spring 5.x
• No winter lasts forever, no spring skips its turn: Spring Core Applications
• Mr. Bean has a unique capability to represent many objects as one: Bean
  • Definition of Bean
  • Types of Beans
  • XML
  • Java Based
  • Annotations Based
  • Bean Life Cycle
  • Bean
• Success is implicit in hard work as gravitation is implicit in mass: AutoWiring
• It’s not about having the right opportunities. It’s about handling the opportunities right:   Event Handling using Springs
• Every act is an ‘Expression’ of one’s self: Spring Expression Language
• Spring with JDBC
• Energy and Persistence conquer all things: Spring ORM
  • Need of spring ORM
  • Spring + hibernate
  • Spring + JPA
  • Annotations
  • Spring DataJPA
• The essence of love is concern: Spring AOP
• Either it’s a good deal or no deal: Spring Transaction
• Let the model replicate, controller command and view display: Spring MVC
  • Introduction
  • First web Application
  • Annotations in Spring MVC
  • Abstract Controller Class
  • Spring MVC Tag Library
• Emails are calm and ‘composed’: Spring Mail
• Authentication validates Reality: Spring Security
• Spring Rest
• Just run: SpringBoot

HTML/CSS The language of the web getting to Know HTML

• Front End
• Internet Architecture
• Client-Server Architecture
• WWW,URL ,HTTP and DNS
• The language of the web getting to Know HTML
• Versions of HTML
• Features of HTML
• Basic Structure of HTML

Know the Basics with Basic Tags & its Properties

• Basic Tags
• Heading Tags
• Element V/s Tag
• Attributes
• Introduction to CSS and its properties

Format and Align the text on web

• Aligning the elements on a webpage
• Formatting the elements on a webpage
• Internal & External CSS
• Text Properties
• Block Level  and Inline Elements

Meet the Media Multimedia

• Aligning the elements on a webpage
• Formatting the elements on a webpage
• Internal & External CSS
• Text Properties
• Block Level  and Inline Elements

Connect the webpages

• Relative path/Absolute path
• Target attributes and Images as a Link:
• Link states
• Text decoration and display properties
• Download attribute
• Bookmarking with id.

Categorize web using Lists

• Unordered list
• Ordered List
• Descriptive list
• Nested Lists

Outline the web using IFRAMES (Window inside a Window)

• Creating IFrames
• Linking Iframes

Disecting the web with CSSBOX

• Padding , Margin , Border

Positioning of elements on the web

• positioning

Getting Tabular with Tables

• Creating Tables
• Spanning Rows & Columns
• RowGroup & ColGroup

Aligning web using square & rectangles

• Creating Grid Layout

Pretending as Web Elements

• Psuedo Elements

Interactive web

• Creating Forms
• Text box , radio button , Drop down box
• Field set, Legend

Advanced Web Construction with Semantic Elements

• Headers and footers
• Navigation and main
• Section and article
• Main and aside
• Figure and figcaption

Arranging Elements

• Relative & Position properties & Layout

Movement of Elements

• Animate
• Transform properties
• KeyFrames

To pull oneself up by his bootstraps. Introduction & Installation

• Bootstrap Elements
• Bootstrap Forms

Keeping & Managing Web on Server

• Hosting of webpage

JAVASCRIPT Lets Meet Action web

• Introduction to JavaScript
• History of JavaScript
• Architecture
• Version of JavaScript
• Basic Program
• Installation of Node.js

Know your Data using Variables and Datatypes

• Creating Variables
• Scripts think in datatypes-Datatypes
• Primitive Datatypes
• Non-Primitive DataTypes

Make a note for all codes

• Single Line Comments
• MultiLine Comments

Giving Cautions with POPups

• Alert box
• Confirm box
• Prompt Box

Control structures

• Conditionals
• If Else Statements
• Switch
• Loops : At the risks of repeating itself
• for
• While
• Do while
• For-of
• For-in
• For-each
• Jump to JUMP
• Break
• Continue
• Labelled statement

Operators & Expressions

• Arithmetic Operators
• Comparison Operators
• Logical Operations
• Bitwise Operators
• Assignment Operators
• Ternary Operators/Conditional Operators
• Operators Precedence Rule

Wire the text

• Creation of Strings
• String Built -In Methods

Measure

• Number Built-In Methods

Ordering items in Show

• Creation of Arrays
• Arrays Built-In Methods

Reduce , Reuse and Recycle with Functions

• Declaring Functions
• Function Expression
• Anonymous Functions
•  IIFE
• Arrow Functions
• Call back Functions

Scope and Hoisting

• Lexical Environment
• Global Variables

Classes &Objects

• Literal Approach
• Object.create()
• Built-In Constructors.

BOM Currying , Closures Advanced Concepts with Action

• Asynchronous Coding
• Promises

Good Scripts Gone Wrong

• Types of Errors
• Try, Catch and Finally

Slicing and Dicing HTML with DOM

• DOM Accessing Elements
• DOM Events , Creating Elements
• DOM –  Reg Expressions
• Validate the web form’s data-Form  Validation

Query with Action

• Introduction to jQuery
•  Events Handlers

Lets Build Application using JavaScript ANGULAR Let Understand an Angle of Frontend with Angular

• Introduction
• History of Angular
• Installation of angular
• Angular CLI
• Version of Angular
• Angular Js V/s Angular

Type the Script with Typescript

• Introduction to TypeScript
• TypeScript V/S JavaScript
• Declaring Variables & datatypes using TypeScript

Transforming Multiple Pages into Single Page

• Angular Folder Structure
• Creation of Components
• Using Multiple Components

Bind the Data with Data Binding

• Data Binding Introduction
• Types Of Data Binding

Direct the Single Page

• Working with Class ,Styles and Directives

Web Forms

• Template Driven Forms
• TDF Validations
• Reactive Forms
• Reactive Forms Validation

Services

• Creating Service
• Injecting Service to Applications

Parent child communication

• Creation & using Input Decorators
• Creation & using Output Decorators

Setting the Path

• Routing
• WildCard Route

JSON Transmit data on web using HTTP

Get, post , put and delete methods

• Solid square-rectangle-triangle
• Hollow square-rectangle-triangle
• Patterned Alphabets A-B-C-D
• Universal Pattern
• Horizontally & Vertical alignment
• Play with Number Patterns
• Pascal’s triangle
• Floyd’s triangle
• Binary pattern
• Spiral number patterns
• Factor-number-count-sum.
• Play with loops
• Get-in and Get-Out
• Staircase
• Are you Prime? What’s your range?
• Twin primes.
• Factorials Long & Small.
• Fibonacci – Number & Member
• Perfect Square
• Strong Number
• ArmStrong Number
• Harshad Number
• Friday the 13th
• Library Fine
• Plus – Minus
• Merged Arrays
• Zig-Zag Arrays.
• Left Rotation
• Diagonal Difference
• Birthday Cake Candles
• Mini-Max Sum
• Magic Number
• Ranking without Sorting
• Symmetric Array
• Array Union & Intersection
• Apples & Oranges
• Slower Matrix
• Very Angry Professor
• Kangaroo Jumps
• Mark your Toys
• Love the Ice-Cream Parlour
• My Drawing Book
• Rank your Ability
• CamelCase
• Deadend SpecialCase
• My Mars Exploration
• String within String
• String – split – count –
• String – frequency – manipulation
• Designer PDF viewer
• Making Anagram
• Anagram
• My Funny String
• Gem Stones
• Alternating Characters
• Longest Palindrome
• Palindrome Everywhere
• Future Palindrome
• Convert your Time
• Counting Valleys
• My Love-Letter Mystery
• Caesar Cipher: Encryption
• Our Common Child
• Keep Recurring
• Pattern-Matcher   Class
• Our Quantifiers
• My Mobile Number
• Your Mail-ID
• His Strong Password
• Regex
• My Game of Thrones
• Gmail Login
• Your Contact List
• Let’s Count Pairs