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Complete Java Training

Complete Java Training

06 MonthsOnline / OfflineIntermediateACLM CertificationACLM Certification
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This is Course is Planned in such a way that maximum possible topic from Java SE like Collection, Networking, RMI, Applet, AWT, SWING and From Java EE like Struts framework, Spring framework, Hibernate can be covered with practical Implementation.
COURSE OVERVIEW

Course Overview

Complete Java Training is a six-month, intermediate-level programme by ACLM Institute of Professional Studies covering Java programming, object-oriented programming, Java Standard Edition, Java web technologies, database connectivity and selected enterprise frameworks. The course progresses from Java fundamentals to Servlets, JSP, JDBC, Hibernate, Struts and Spring, with instructor-led online and offline learning, notes and assignments by ACLM, and practical implementation throughout.

WHY THIS COURSE

Why Learn This Course?

Java remains a widely used technology for software development and web application development. This course provides a structured path from core Java concepts to Java web application technologies, helping learners build a stronger foundation in programming, object-oriented design, database connectivity and enterprise application development.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

What You Will Learn

  • Object-oriented programming concepts including classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction and encapsulation
  • Java runtime structure, including JDK, JRE, JVM and JVM memory fundamentals
  • Java data types, variables, keywords, operators, arrays, strings, loops and control statements
  • Classes, constructors, overloading, overriding, inheritance, packages, interfaces and abstract classes
  • String handling, exception handling and multithreading fundamentals
  • Event handling, Java AWT, Swing and the course topics covering applets and graphics
  • The Java Collection Framework, iterators, legacy collections and networking fundamentals
  • Remote Method Invocation, JDBC, Java Beans, tier architecture, annotations and design patterns
  • Servlets, JSP, HTTP request-response handling, cookies, session tracking, filters and JSP standard technologies
  • ORM and enterprise framework fundamentals through Hibernate, HQL, Struts and Spring
SKILLS

Skills You Will Gain

  • Write structured Java programs using object-oriented principles
  • Use classes, constructors, inheritance, interfaces and access control appropriately
  • Apply control flow, operators, arrays, strings, collections and exception handling in Java applications
  • Understand Java runtime components and the role of the JVM, JRE and JDK
  • Develop foundational client-side Java interfaces using AWT and Swing concepts
  • Work with threads, event models and Java networking concepts
  • Connect Java applications with databases using JDBC fundamentals
  • Understand servlet and JSP application flow, lifecycle, HTTP communication and session management
  • Apply ORM concepts and write introductory HQL queries with Hibernate
  • Understand MVC-oriented web application development using Struts and Spring concepts
WHO SHOULD JOIN

Who Should Join?

Students and working professionals who want structured training in Java programming and Java web application technologies. The programme is also relevant to Java developers, Java web technology learners, architects, designers and learners with an interest in Java/J2EE.

PREREQUISITES

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of programming is required. Familiarity with C or C++ is recommended, as stated in the course profile. Learners should bring a notepad, pen or pencil and a laptop for practice.

TRAINING APPROACH

Training Methodology

ACLM delivers the programme through instructor-led online and offline training over six months. The learning approach combines concept explanation, guided coding, practical exercises, projects and assignments by ACLM. Notes and assignments are provided by ACLM. Available offline locations are Greater Noida West, Greater Noida, Noida, Ghaziabad and Delhi NCR. Online learning is available for learners in India and international markets.

CURRICULUM

Detailed Course Syllabus

ModuleTopics / Lessons
Java and Object-Oriented Programming Foundations
Establish the core programming and object-oriented foundation required for the rest of the programme.
  • Introduction to Java and OOP — Understand Java’s role in software development and introduce objects, classes, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction and encapsulation. 180 min
  • Java Runtime Structure — Explore the relationship between JDK, JRE and JVM, along with an introduction to JVM memory. 150 min
  • Classes, Objects and References — Create classes and objects, assign object reference variables and understand the fundamental structure of a Java class. 180 min
  • Constructors and Constructor Overloading — Use default and parameterised constructors and apply constructor overloading in Java programs. 150 min
Java Syntax, Data Types and Control Flow
Build fluency in Java syntax, values, operators, arrays and programme control structures.
  • Data Types, Variables and Keywords — Work with integer, character, float, boolean, string and array values, variables and Java keywords. 180 min
  • Operators and Precedence — Apply arithmetic, bitwise, relational, assignment and conditional operators, including operator precedence. 180 min
  • Conditional and Loop Structures — Use if-else, while, do-while, for and switch statements to control program execution. 180 min
  • Break and Continue — Use break and continue appropriately while designing readable loop-based programs. 90 min
Overloading, Inheritance and Abstraction
Develop reusable Java designs using inheritance, overriding, interfaces, packages and abstract classes.
  • Method Overloading and Overriding — Implement method overloading and overriding and distinguish static binding from dynamic or late binding. 180 min
  • This and Super Keywords — Use this and super to refer to current-class and parent-class members and constructors. 120 min
  • Inheritance in Java — Study types of inheritance, Java’s support for multiple inheritance through interfaces and the diamond ambiguity problem. 210 min
  • Packages, Access Specifiers and Interfaces — Organise classes into packages, apply access control and define and implement interfaces. 210 min
  • Inner, Nested and Abstract Classes — Explore inner and nested classes and use abstract classes in object-oriented designs. 150 min
Strings, Exceptions and Multithreading
Handle common application concerns involving text processing, errors and concurrent execution.
  • String Handling — Work with immutable strings, comparison, concatenation and commonly used string methods. 180 min
  • StringBuffer and StringBuilder — Understand mutable string handling and the uses of StringBuffer and StringBuilder. 120 min
  • Exception Handling — Distinguish checked and unchecked exceptions and implement try-catch structures. 180 min
  • Throw, Throws, Final and Finally — Compare throw and throws and distinguish final, finally and finalize in Java usage. 150 min
  • Multithreading Fundamentals — Introduce multithreading concepts and the role of concurrent execution in Java applications. 180 min
Event Handling, Applets, AWT and Swing
Cover the supplied Java interface and event-driven programming topics, including legacy applet concepts.
  • Event Model and Event Classes — Understand the event model, event classes and event listener interfaces. 150 min
  • Java Applet Concepts — Study applet introduction, types, initialisation and termination, image drawing, painting, graphics and events. 180 min
  • AWT Fundamentals — Explore AWT classes, window fundamentals, graphics, controls, layout managers and menus. 210 min
  • Swing Fundamentals — Understand Swing features, event handling and graphics in Swing-based interfaces. 210 min
Collections, Networking and Distributed Java
Use Java collections and study the fundamentals of network and distributed applications.
  • Collection Framework — Introduce collection interfaces and classes, iterators and legacy classes and interfaces. 240 min
  • Networking Fundamentals — Introduce Java networking concepts and their role in application communication. 150 min
  • Remote Method Invocation — Understand the need for distributed applications and the role of stubs and skeletons in RMI. 180 min
  • Java Beans and Tier Architecture — Introduce Java Beans and understand the purpose of tiered application architecture. 150 min
JDBC, Annotations and Design Patterns
Connect Java applications with databases and introduce supporting development concepts.
  • JDBC Introduction — Understand the purpose of JDBC and the stages involved in database connectivity from Java. 180 min
  • Database-Connected Application Flow — Apply the basic flow of connecting, executing database operations and handling results in a Java application. 180 min
  • Java Annotations — Introduce annotations and their role in describing or configuring Java code. 120 min
  • Design Pattern Foundations — Understand why design patterns are used and how they support reusable software design. 180 min
Servlets and Web Application Fundamentals
Move from core Java to server-side web development using servlets and HTTP concepts.
  • Servlet Introduction and Lifecycle — Understand servlet purpose, lifecycle stages and the basic structure of a servlet application. 210 min
  • Forms, Client Requests and Server Responses — Process form data and examine the relationship between client requests, server responses and HTTP status codes. 210 min
  • Filters and Exception Handling — Introduce servlet filters and approaches to handling exceptions in web applications. 150 min
  • Cookies and Session Tracking — Use cookies and understand session tracking for maintaining user interaction across requests. 180 min
JSP and Web Presentation
Study JSP structure and the technologies used to present dynamic server-side content.
  • JSP Introduction and Lifecycle — Understand JSP purpose, translation and lifecycle at a foundational level. 180 min
  • Basic JSP Tags and Implicit Objects — Use basic JSP tags and identify the role of implicit objects. 180 min
  • Expression Language — Explore JSP Expression Language for accessing and presenting application data. 150 min
  • JSTL Fundamentals — Introduce the JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library and its role in JSP development. 150 min
Hibernate, Struts and Spring Frameworks
Conclude with ORM and framework concepts used in Java enterprise and web application development.
  • Hibernate and ORM — Understand ORM, Hibernate framework architecture and the purpose of annotations used with Hibernate. 210 min
  • HQL and Caching — Introduce Hibernate Query Language and caching concepts in ORM-based applications. 180 min
  • Struts and MVC2 — Study Struts architecture, the MVC2 design pattern, tag libraries and the relationship between Struts and Hibernate. 210 min
  • Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control — Understand dependency injection and inversion of control as framework design concepts. 150 min
  • Spring Framework Introduction — Introduce Spring and relate its core concepts to structured Java application development. 180 min
  • Integrated Practical Assignment — Review the course topics through an ACLM assignment combining Java, JDBC or ORM, web components and framework concepts. 210 min
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE

Practical Projects

  • Object-Oriented Java Application — Build a console-based Java application that models real-world entities through classes, constructors, encapsulation, inheritance, interfaces and method overriding. The assignment includes validation, string handling and exception handling. Tools: Java, JDK, command-line or Java development environment
  • Collection and File-Oriented Utility Assignment — Create a Java utility that stores, searches, sorts and processes records using collections, iterators, strings and exception handling. Learners document the class structure and program flow. Tools: Java Collection Framework, Java strings, exception handling
  • JDBC Database Application — Develop a basic Java application that connects to a database, performs data operations through JDBC and separates application responsibilities using a simple tiered structure. Tools: Java, JDBC, relational database
  • Servlet and JSP Web Application — Create a small web application that accepts form data, processes client requests, generates server responses and demonstrates servlet lifecycle, JSP elements, session tracking and cookies. Tools: Java Servlets, JSP, HTTP, JSP Expression Language and JSTL concepts
  • Hibernate and MVC Framework Assignment — Prepare a structured web application assignment that maps application objects to database records using ORM concepts, introduces HQL and presents the role of MVC, Struts and Spring in enterprise application development. Tools: Hibernate, HQL, Struts concepts, Spring concepts, JDBC and JSP
CAREER APPLICATION

Career Opportunities

The course can support skill development for roles and responsibilities involving Java programming, software development and Java web application technologies. Relevant areas include Java development, Java web development, application support, database-connected application development and foundational enterprise application work. Career outcomes depend on the learner’s prior experience, practice and individual hiring requirements.

CERTIFICATION

Certification

Learners may receive an ACLM certificate of participation, subject to the applicable ACLM course process. The certificate is issued by ACLM Institute of Professional Studies.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the duration of Complete Java Training?

The programme duration is six months.

What topics are covered in the course?

The course covers core Java, OOP, JVM fundamentals, collections, multithreading, networking, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Hibernate, Struts, Spring and related Java technologies listed in the syllabus.

Who can join this course?

The course is intended for students and working professionals, including learners interested in Java development and Java web technologies.

What are the prerequisites?

Basic programming knowledge is required. Familiarity with C or C++ is recommended.

Is the course available online and offline?

Yes. ACLM offers online and offline training. Offline locations listed for this course are Greater Noida West, Greater Noida, Noida, Ghaziabad and Delhi NCR.

Is recorded training available?

No. The supplied course details specify online and offline training; recorded training is not listed as available.

Will learners receive study material and assignments?

Yes. Notes and assignments by ACLM are included as part of the stated training support.

Is certification available?

Yes. Learners may receive an ACLM certificate of participation, subject to the applicable ACLM course process.

What should learners bring?

Learners should bring a notepad, pen or pencil and a laptop for practice.

What is the course fee?

The supplied course fee is INR 35,000.

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