(4.5)
Java Full stack with DSA and DevOps Automation
Course Description
Build enterprise-grade applications using Java full stack development frameworks.
Strengthen programming fundamentals with data structures and algorithms for problem solving.
Develop scalable backend services using Spring Boot and microservices architecture.
Build responsive user interfaces using modern frontend frameworks and APIs.
Implement automated deployments using CI/CD pipelines, Docker, and cloud platforms.
Why Java Full Stack Development is in High Demand
Enterprise Adoption: Java is widely used in banking, finance, and enterprise systems.
Scalable Architecture: Java supports microservices and distributed systems architecture.
Strong Ecosystem: Mature frameworks like Spring simplify enterprise development.
Product Companies: Many global companies rely on Java for large-scale applications.
Curriculum Summary
- Database Introduction ,Datatypes,Constraints,Statements in SQL and Software Installation.
- Data Query Language (DQL)
- Operators
- Functions in SQL
- JOINS
- Data Definition Language (DDL)
- Data Manipulation Language (DML)
- Transaction Control Language (TCL)
- Data Control Language (DCL)
- Normalization
- Introduction to Java
- Keywords, Identifiers, Variables
- Operators, Methods and Functions
- Methods and Functions
- Flow Control Statements
- Classes and Objects
- Object Orientation
- Reference Variables
- Global and Local Variables
- Constructors
- Aggregation
- Inheritance
- Method Overloading
- Method Overriding
- Abstract Classes
- JVM Architecture
- Polymorphism
- Abstraction
- Java Packages
- Overview of Java API
- Object class
- String, String Buffer and String Builder
- Exception Handling
- Threads and Multithreading
- Data Structures
- JAVA COLLECTION FRAMEWORKS
- File Handling
- Serialization
- Garbage Collector
- What is a computer?
- What is an application?
- Types of applications?
- What is a standalone application?
- What is a web application?
- What is a network?
- What is an intranet?
- What is a server?
- What is a database?
- What is an API?
- What is J2EE?
- Types of APIs
- JAVA EE 3-tier architecture
- JAVA EE 2-tier architecture
- JDBC Introduction
- Steps to work with JDBC
- JDBC pre-requirements
- FIRST JDBC program
- Driver Concepts
- About Connections
- JDBC objects and methods
- Result Set
- Closing of JDBC objects
- SERVLET Introduction
- Web URLs
- Servlet Container
- Servlet Hierarchy
- Attributes
- Cookies
- Session
- JSP Introduction
- JSP Scripting Elements
- Spring Boot
- Spring MVC
- Webservices Introduction
- Real Time Examples of Webservices
- Different Webservices
- Understanding SOAP & REST Webservices
- Requirement of Webservices
- Advantage of Webservices
- Understanding XML & JSON
- SOAP Webservice using Spring & Apache CXF
- REST Webservice using Spring-REST & Apache Jersey
- Polynomial Regression – Training and Evaluation
- VCS HISTORY
- REVISION CONTROL SYSTEM
- GIT ARCHITECTURE
- GIT STAGES
- WORKING DIRECTORY
- STAGING AREA
- REPOSITORY (LOCAL, CENTRAL, REMOTE)
- GIT INSTALLATION
- GIT ADD
- GIT COMMIT
- GIT STATUS
- GIT LOGS
- COMMIT A FILE USING GIT
- CONFIGURATION OF USER
- IGNORING CONTENT
- BRANCHING STRATEGIES
- GIT FLOW
- GIT-HUB FLOW
- GIT REBASE
- GIT STASHING
- GIT MERGING
- GIT REPOS (PRIVATE & PUBLIC)
- INTEGRATING REPOS
- TOKENS
- GIT PUSH
- GIT PULL
- GIT CLONING
- GIT BRANCH
- GIT MERGE
- GIT FORK
- GIT STASH
- GIT MERGE
- GITHUB FILEADD
- COMPARE & PULL REQUEST
- MAKING PUBLIC REPO AS PRIVATE
- DELETING REPOS
- ACCESSING THE PRIVATE REPOS
- ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GIT AND OTHER TOOLS
- INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- JAVA PROJECT STRUCTURE
- PROBLEMS WITHOUT MAVEN
- WHAT MAVEN DOES
- WHAT IS BUILD TOOL?
- Pom.xml FILE
- REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILD
- MAVEN ARCHITECTURE
- MAVEN BUILD LIFE CYCLE
- MAVEN COMPILE
- MAVEN TEST
- MAVEN PACKAGE
- MAVEN INSTALL
- MAVEN CLEAR
- MAVEN DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
- GENERATING WAR FILE
- GENERATING JAR FILE
- MAVEN VS ANT
- INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
Student Reviews
★★★★★ Excellent course with practical projects.
