The Complete Java Certification Course
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The Complete Java Certification Course at UDEMY Overview
Duration | 18 hours |
Total fee | ₹599 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Intermediate |
Official Website | Go to Website |
Credential | Certificate |
The Complete Java Certification Course at UDEMY Highlights
- Earn a Certificate on successful completion
- Get Full Lifetime Access
- Compatible on Mobile and TV
The Complete Java Certification Course at UDEMY Course details
- Anyone interested in breaking into the Java development career
- Anyone with the desire to learn Java development
- Anyone who would like to be an Oracle certified Java developer
- How to write Java programs from scratch and have loads of fun in the process
- Go from zero to hero in writing industry ready Java programs
- Gain enough experience to pass a core Java programming interview and perform well on the job
- Be prepared to take the Java certification exam for OCAJP 1Z0-808
The Complete Java Certification Course is a comprehensive program designed to prepare participants for professional certification in Java programming.
This course covers all essential topics required to excel in Java development, from foundational concepts to advanced techniques, ensuring participants are fully equipped to pass certification exams.
Throughout the course, participants will engage in hands-on projects and exercises that simulate real-world scenarios, reinforcing their understanding of Java programming concepts and best practices.
Furthermore, the course includes comprehensive coverage of Java APIs and libraries, including JDBC for database connectivity, JavaFX for building graphical user interfaces (GUIs), and servlets and JSP for web development.
The Complete Java Certification Course at UDEMY Curriculum
Introduction
Course OverviewDevelopment Environment Setup
Setup Java and Eclipse (Windows)
Upgrading to Java 9 (Windows)
Setup Java 10 and Eclipse (MAC OS)
Switching between Java 8 and Java 9 in Eclipse
Getting Started
What is a computer program
Lecture 2: First Java Program
The Very Basics of Java
Lecture 3: Variables and Data Types
Lecture 4: More on Data Types
Lecture 5: Working with Arrays
Lecture 6: Control Flow using if-else and switch statements
Understanding Methods
Lecture 7: Methods in Java
Lecture 8: Method Visibility and Static vs. Instance
Understanding Object Orientation
Lecture 9: Class and Object
Lecture 10: Program Flow
Lecture 11: Program Structure and Application Runtime
Lecture 12: Java Stack + Heap with Reference Variables
Lecture 13: Class Inheritance
Lecture 14: Interfaces
Lecture 15: Abstract Classes
Putting it Together with Strings, Nested Loops and Debugging
Lecture 16: Working with Strings
Lecture 17: While Loops
Lecture 18: For Loops
Lecture 19: Nested For Loops and Debugger
PRACTICAL PROJECT: Car Dealership
Lecture 20: PRACTICAL PROJECT (Car Dealership) + HW
Lecture 21: SOLUTION TO PROJECT (Car Dealership) + toString and equals()
Building and Deploying Java Programs with JAR Files
Compiling Java Programs using the Command Line
Creating and Deploying Executable Programs using JARs
Creating a JAR File Using the Command Line
File Processing and Exception Handling
Lecture 22: File Processing with Exception Handling and Keyboard Input
Lecture 23: Buffered File Reader with Try Catch and Finally
Lecture 24: Try with Resources and the AutoCloseable Interface
The Collections Framework
Lecture 25: Introduction to Collections
Lecture 26: Traversing Lists and Custom Types
Lecture 27: HashSet and LinkedHashSet with Hashcode
Lecture 28: Collection Methods and Using the Comparable Interface
Lecture 29: HashMap, LinkedHashMap and TreeMap
PRACTICAL PROJECT: Stock Market Data
Lecture 30: PRACTICAL PROJECT (Stock Market Data Processor)
Java Generics
Lecture 31: Generics
Lecture 32: Generics with Wildcards
PRACTICAL PROJECT: Data Analytics Processor
Lecture 33: PRACTICAL PROJECT (Data Analytics Processor Assignment)
Lecture 34: PRACTICAL PROJECT (SOLUTION)
Concurrency in Java
Lecture 35: Introducing Threading
Lecture 36: Starting Threads and the Runnable Interface
Lecture 37: Thread Safety Using Synchronization
Lecture 37: Thread Safety with Collections
Lecture 39: Producer Consumer Pattern Using wait() and notify()
Lecture 40: Producer Consumer Pattern Using a BlockingQueue
Lecture 41: Thread Pools and the Executor Framework
JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
Lecture 42: Java JDBC Overview (Installing MySQL Database)
Lecture 43: Preparing the Database and Basic SQL Commands
Lecture 44: Use JDCB to Send SQL Statements after Connection
Lecture 45: Inserting, Updating and Deleting Data Using JDBC
Java 9 Features and the JShell
Java JShell
Lambda Expressions and the Streams API
Functional Interfaces and Lambdas
Practice with Lambda Expressions [Assignments]
Built-in Functional Interfaces
Working with Streams
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