Demo : Java beginner to advance

Course Duration: 8-10 Weeks

Target Audience: Beginners to Intermediate learners

Mode: Online

Prerequisites: No prior programming experience required (Basic understanding of computers and logical thinking would be a plus)

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Course Outline:

Week 1: Introduction to Java

• Topic Overview: Introduction to Java programming language, its features, and why it's popular.
• Topics Covered:
  • What is Java?
  • Features of Java (platform independence, object-oriented, etc.)
  • Setting up Java Development Environment (JDK, IDEs)
  • Writing the first Java program: Hello World
  • Understanding the structure of a Java program
  • Java syntax and basic data types (int, float, char, etc.)

Week 2: Variables, Data Types, and Operators

• Topic Overview: Understanding variables, data types, and operators in Java.
• Topics Covered:
  • Variables and Constants
  • Primitive Data Types (int, double, char, boolean)
  • Non-primitive Data Types (String, Arrays, etc.)
  • Type Casting
  • Arithmetic, Relational, and Logical Operators

Week 3: Control Flow Statements

• Topic Overview: Implementing conditional logic and loops in Java.
• Topics Covered:
  • if, else if, else statements
  • switch-case statements
  • Loops: for, while, do-while loops
  • break and continue statements

Week 4: Functions and Methods

• Topic Overview: Understanding methods and how to use them in Java.
• Topics Covered:
  • Defining Methods
  • Method Overloading
  • Return Types and Parameters
  • Recursion in Java
  • Varargs (variable-length arguments)

Week 5: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts

• Topic Overview: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and key principles.
• Topics Covered:
  • Classes and Objects
  • Constructor and Destructor
  • Inheritance and Method Overriding
  • Polymorphism
  • Encapsulation
  • Abstraction

Week 6: Collections and Data Structures

• Topic Overview: Working with Java’s built-in collections and data structures.
• Topics Covered:
  • Arrays and ArrayLists
  • LinkedList, HashMap, HashSet
  • Iterators
  • Stacks, Queues
  • Collections Framework

Week 7: Exception Handling and File I/O

• Topic Overview: Understanding how to handle errors and exceptions and work with files in Java.
• Topics Covered:
  • Types of Exceptions (Checked and Unchecked)
  • try-catch blocks, finally, throw, and throws
  • File Input and Output (Reading and Writing Files)
  • Serialization and Deserialization

Week 8: Multi-threading and Concurrency

• Topic Overview: Introduction to multi-threading and working with multiple threads in Java.
• Topics Covered:
  • Threads and Runnable Interface
  • Thread Lifecycle and Synchronization
  • Executors and thread pools
  • Concurrency and Deadlocks

Week 9: Advanced Java Concepts

• Topic Overview: In-depth concepts like Java Streams and Lambda Expressions.
• Topics Covered:
  • Lambda Expressions
  • Java Stream API
  • Functional Interfaces
  • Method References
  • Optional Class

Week 10: Java Development Tools & Best Practices

• Topic Overview: Tools and techniques for efficient Java development.
• Topics Covered:
  • Maven/Gradle for project management
  • Unit Testing (JUnit)
  • Code Documentation (Javadoc)
  • Debugging Techniques
  • Performance Optimization
  • Best Practices for Writing Clean, Readable Code

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Key Features of the Course:

• Interactive Learning: Real-time coding, assignments, and quizzes to reinforce learning.
• Project-Based Learning: Developing mini-projects to apply the concepts learned in real-world scenarios.
• Peer Interaction: Forums and discussion groups for peer support and code reviews.
• Instructor Support: Personalized help during the course duration.
• Hands-On Practice: Code-along sessions where learners can implement what they are taught.

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Expected Outcome:

• Gain proficiency in Java programming, capable of writing Java applications from scratch.
• Strong understanding of OOP concepts and how to apply them in projects.
• Ability to use advanced Java features like Streams, Lambda expressions, and multithreading.