Length:
30 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
Students will review and implement mechanisms of Object-Oriented Programming (OPP). The course also teaches a quick overview of most of the new features of Java 8 and 11. Students can upgrade their Java knowledge with the new Functional Features. Students can also transfer this knowledge into Java development with Spring Boot in the context of the “Clean Code” approach.

Topics:
OOP, Generics, Collections, Enums, Behaviour Parameterization, Functional Interface, Lambda Expressions, Method References, Stream API, Default and Static Methods, Optional Classes, Lombok, Date-Time API.

Length:
8 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
Students will learn to design and develop their own Bootstrap Templates from scratch. Students will also learn to integrate and customize modern jQuery plugins into any template.

During the course, students will use the latest HTML5 and CSS3 to add unique styling to Bootstrap. Students can fine-tune their HTML and CSS skills for responsive website development.

Topics:
HTML, CSS, Bootstrap

Length:
12 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
Students will learn/brush up their knowledge about relational databases, manipulating data using CRUD operations, and writing simple and complex SQL statements using joins. The course covers common database types such as Oracle and Postgres.

Topics:
Introduction to SQL, What is Database, RDBMS, SQL Statement Fundamentals

(Select, Distinct, Where, Count, Order By, Between, In, Like, Group By) , Joins types, Aggregate Methods, Subqueries, Self-Join, Data Types, DDL-DML Functions

Length:
5 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
The course teaches how SOAP and REST APIs work, how to manually test REST endpoints using Postman, and how to create requests and read responses. Students will learn how to automate REST API testing using POSTMAN and have a better understanding of APIs.

Topics:
Introduction to API, Web Application Structure, Frontend -Backend Relations, RESTFUL vs SOAP, HTTP Requests(GET,PUT,POST,DELETE) , Testing with Postman, Rest API Components (Header,Parameters,Body), Authentication and Authorization, JSON, JSON Schema Validation

Length:
148 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
Students will learn how to create a Spring boot application from scratch and will understand the structure of a spring boot project. Students will also learn how Spring Boot simplifies application creation. Perform CRUD operations against an in-memory db using Spring Data JPA and perform CRUD operations against PostgreSQL.

Students will expose REST APIs using Spring Web. Students will understand how spring boot auto-configures a spring project. Students will set up your Spring MVC environment with configs and directories. Students will be able to use Swagger to document their REST APIs. Students will exercise Aspect-Oriented Programming. Students will secure their web applications with Spring Security.

Topics:
Introduction to Spring, Inversion of Control(IoC), Dependency Injection(DI), Wiring, Bean Lifecycle, Bean Scopes, HTTP, Servlet Container, MVC Architecture, RequestMapping, HTTP Request Methods, Managing the HTTP Response, Data Transfer Object, HTTP Response Status, Response Entity, Jackson Library, Serialization-Deserialization, Open API 3.0, Rest Template, WebClient, OpenFeign, Reactive Programming, What is Database, DBMS, Transactions, Object Relational Mapping, Hibernate, Java Persistence API, Repositories, Entity Table Creation, Flyway, Entity Mappings, JPQL, Native Queries, Authorization,

Authentication, JWT, Aspect-Oriented Programming, Logging, Java Mail Sender

Length:
40 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
This course aims to give students a feel for algorithms and data structures as a central part of being a developer. This course will change students’ approach to coding solutions and help them understand new concepts in computer science. Topics covered in this course are an integral part of the interviews. This course also aims to prepare students on the Data Structures and Algorithms topics for the most challenging interviews. Students will reach the following training objectives:

Knowledge of basic data structures and their implementations.
Understand the importance of data structures in the context of writing efficient programs.
Become familiar with basic algorithm analysis techniques and compare alternative implementations of data structures concerning their performance.
Be familiar with writing recursive methods.
Master implementing linked data structures such as linked lists and binary trees.
Become familiar with advanced data structures such as balanced search trees, hash tables, and priority queues.
Demonstrate different methods for traversing trees.
Become familiar with sorting algorithms, including quicksort, mergesort, and heapsort.
Become familiar with searching algorithms and be able to compare their performance.
Master analyzing problems and writing program solutions to problems using data structures and algorithms techniques.

Topics:
What is a Data Structure/Algorithm, Big O notation, Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Recursion, Queues, Hash Tables, Sets, Trees, AVL Trees, Heap, Tries, Graphs, Sorting Algorithms, Searching Algorithms.

Length:
16 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
Understand how to write Unit and Integration Test cases for Back End Services Code. Real-time Implementation of Mockito Framework to mock the Unit Tests.

Understand how Mocktio, MockMVC, and Junit Testing Frameworks are used to build Unit test cases. Understand JPA Repositories integration with Rest Controllers to interact with Database Tables. Build Integration Tests with Rest Template class and supplement with H2 Mock Database

Topics:
Defining Junit Test Classes, Using Junit Assertions, Mocktio, MockMVC, White Box Testing

Length:
28 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
Students will be able to understand what a microservice is, best practices, and design considerations that go into building a microservice application. The course will cover building microservices using the Spring Boot framework and the core operational patterns to support microservice applications, notably cloud-based applications.

Topics:
Configuration Server, Service Discovery, Resiliency4j, API Gateway, Keycloak, Spring Cloud Sleuth, and Zipkin.

Length:
12 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
Beginner-level introduction to DevOps. Basic DevOps operations with Hands-On Exercises. Build container images with Hands-On Exercises.

Topics:
Containerize the Spring Application, Deploying to Cloud Services, Continuous Integration

Length:
4 Hours of Content Videos & LIVE Sessions

Objective:
The course teaches a basic workflow and Git’s core features, different ways to undo changes or save multiple project versions, and how to collaborate with other team members. The course covers git collaboration with remotes, pulling, pushing, and branching.

Topics:
Repository Life Cycle, Create Clone Operation, Push, Add, Commit, Clone Operation Push Operation (Add, Commit, Push), Update Operation (Fetch, Merge, Pull), Managing Branches, Handling Conflicts.