Professional Java Programming Course

Oja101 - Object Oriented Programming in Java

Objectives:

• Achieve working knowledge of Java Programming

• Learn principles of Object Oriented Programming and discuss the advantages of OOP

• Get hands-on experience applying OOP techniques to realistic programming examples

• Implement OOP principles in Java by designing and writing Java classes, encapsulating logic, reusing existing code through inheritance/polymorphism and composition, and modeling real-world relationships between objects

• Package and organize Java code into classes and libraries (JARs)

• Read, Understand, and Write Java Code Documentation (JavaDoc)

• Learn building GUI application using Java Swing

• Leverage Core Java libraries ( I/O, Utilities, Collections, Networking, JDBC, etc.)

• Learn fundamental programming constructs exception and error handling, testing, debugging

• Analyze and Troubleshoot Complex Java Programs

• Use Best-Practice Design Patterns when Developing Java Code

• Use Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) for all lab projects

• Model the software solutions applying Object Oriented Principles using Unified Modeling Language (UML)

Prerequisites:

The student should have prior programming experience, basic problem solving and logic skills.

Topics:

• Java Overview

• Language Constructs

• OOP principles and UML

• Packaging (JAR's)

• JavaDoc

• Java Core and Java Util library

• Java I/O

• Data Structures

• Exception handling

• Reflection

• Threading

• Network Programming

• JDBC

• Swing

• Design Patterns

Duration: 60 hours

Oja201 - Web Development using JSP/Servlets

Objectives:

• Thorough understanding of the web development model and architecture of Web applications

• Design and build robust and maintainable web applications

• Understand the design and development of web applications using Servlets and JSPs

• Develop Servlets to process Web requests and generate dynamic data

• Understand and create JavaServer Pages (JSPs)

• Link Servlets and JSPs, and share data between them

• Store and process session information

• Understand and use custom tag libraries and tag files

• Use JSTL and other Custom Tag Libraries to separate Java and HTML code

• Create dynamic HTML content with Servlets and Java ServerPages, using the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)

• Access databases with JDBC

• Understand good design techniques including MVC (Model View Controller)

Prerequisites:

Topics:

• Overview of Web Application Model and Architecture

• Servlets Basic

• Handling Client Request

• Generating Server Response

• Handling Cookies

• Session Management

• JSP Basic

• JSP Basic

• JSTL

• Advanced JSP and JSTL

• Custom JSP tags

• JDBC Data Access

• JSP/Servlets Filters

• Web Application Life Cycle Events Framework

• Web Application Security

• JSF Overview

• Java Enterprise Edition Introduction

Duration: 48 hours

Oja301 - Java Enterprise Edition( JavaEE ) Programming

Objectives:

• Understand the Java EE architecture and Role EJB plays in it

• Understand and use the EJB annotations

• Create, deploy and use stateful and stateless session beans that provide business logic

• Use EJB dependency injection to initialize resources

• Understand and use Interceptors (Lifecycle and Business Method)

• Use JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface)

• Write EJB clients (remote and local)

• Understand, deploy and use message-driven beans to provide network efficiency and systems integration

• Understand the new Java Persistence API (JPA)

• Create, deploy and use JPA persistent Entities

• Map relational schemas to persistent entities, including the use of primary keys

• Develop entity beans to model real-world entities in relational data stores using Java Persistence API (JPA)

• Understand and use the Entity Manager

• Understand the core concepts of Java Messaging Service (JMS)

• Understand distributed transactions, the Java Transaction API, and the EJB transaction model

• Understand and use the EJB security model

• Learn JavaEE Core Patterns

Prerequisites:

Advanced knowledge of Java programming

Topics:

• JavaEE Overview

• EJB Architecture

• Session Beans

• JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface)

• Entity Beans

• JMS (Java Messaging Service)

• MDB (Message Driven Beans)

• Transactions and Security

• Exception Handling

• JPA (Java Persistence API)

• JPQL

• JMX

• EJB Client

• Overview JavaEE Web Services

• JavaEE Core Patterns

Duration: 60 hours

Oja401 - Enterprise Application Development in Java

Objectives:

• Learn the Project Life Cycle

• Learn the basic Enterprise Application Architecture

• Understand the Complex Software Design, Analysis, Architecture, Implementation and Test Process

• Understand the Enterprise Architecture Design Patterns

• Identify and Integrate Various Enterprise Application Components (Front end, Middleware, Data Services, Business Services)

• Leverage JavaEE to Build and Deploy Enterprise Application

Prerequisites:

Must have the comprehensive skills that are required to build enterprise solutions that focus on Web Tier, Integration Tier, Middleware and Data Tier

Duration: 48 hours

Live Project

Topics:

• Core Patterns Overview

• Presentation Tier Patterns

• Business Tier Patterns

• Integration Patterns

Duration: 48 hours

Technology and Engineering Course Modules Overview

This course is for developers and professionals who want to learn new technology or a new skill. This course assumes that you have a basic programming skills and understanding of Application development, including experience with relevant technology stream or development platform.
The Course is organized 50% Theory and 50% hands on lab.

• Schedule/week - 2 hrs Theory/hands on lab - 2 hrs assignment/problem solving - 2hrs Theory/hands on lab

• Open Lab Policy (available upon request and first come first priority)

• Cross platform Development (Linux/Unix/Windows)