Overview

1. Beginner-Level Courses These are for those who are just starting to learn programming or Java specifically. Introduction to Java Programming: Focuses on the basics of Java, including syntax, control structures (loops, conditionals), data types, and object-oriented programming (OOP). Java for Beginners: Covers Java fundamentals and basic coding principles, including simple console-based applications.

Specifications

2. Intermediate-Level Courses These are for learners who have a basic understanding of programming concepts and want to deepen their Java skills. Object-Oriented Programming in Java: A more in-depth course that focuses on OOP principles like inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, and encapsulation. Java Data Structures and Algorithms: Teaches efficient data manipulation using lists, queues, stacks, trees, hash maps, and sorting/searching algorithms. Java Web Development (Java EE, JSP, Servlets): Focuses on building web applications using Java Enterprise Edition, including servlets, JSP (JavaServer Pages), and web frameworks. 1.3. Advanced-Level Courses For learners looking to master Java and work on large-scale applications or more complex topics. Spring Framework Mastery: Covers the popular Spring Framework for building enterprise-level applications, including Spring Boot, Spring MVC, and Spring Data. Java Concurrency and Multithreading: Focuses on writing efficient, thread-safe, and high-performance Java applications using Java's concurrency tools. Java Microservices: Teaches how to create and manage microservices using Java, along with tools like Spring Cloud and Docker.

Requirements

• Certification Courses Java certifications help validate your skills and increase employability. Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) – Java SE Programmer I: Entry-level certification covering basic Java programming. Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) – Java SE Programmer II: More advanced certification that delves into core Java programming concepts and practices. Java SE 11 Developer Certification: Focuses on the latest version of Java SE and includes new language features introduced in Java 11. 2. Key Areas of Study in Java Core Java: The fundamentals
• including syntax
• data types
• control flow
• error handling
• and basic OOP. Advanced Java: Covers multithreading
• concurrency
• JDBC
• network programming
• and database interaction. Java Frameworks: Popular frameworks like Spring
• Hibernate
• and Struts for enterprise application development. Java for Web Development: Covers JSP
• Servlets
• JavaServer Faces (JSF)
• and Spring Web MVC. Java for Android Development: Focuses on Android app development using Java (although Kotlin is now also popular for Android).