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Core Java concepts:

1. Lesson 1: Introduction to Java

1.1: Introduction to Java

1.2: Features of Java

1.3: Evolution in Java

1.4: Developing software in Java

2. Lesson 2: JVM Architechture
3. Lesson 3: Language Fundamentals

3.1: Data Types

3.2: Keywords

3.3: Operators and Assignments

3.4: Flow Control: Java’s Control Statements

3.5: Method with Variable Argument Lists

3.6: Objects and Classes

3.7: Arrays

3.8: Declaring Type Safe Enums

3.9 OOPS Features in Java – Inheritance and Polymorphism

3.10: Other Modifiers – abstract, static and final

3.11: The Object Class

3.12: The System Class

3.13: String Handling

3.14: Wrapper Classes

3.15: Common Best Practices

 

4. Lesson 4: Packages and Interfaces

4.1: What is an Interface?

4.2: Packages

4.3: Access Specifiers and Modifiers

5. Lesson 5: Reflection API
6. Lesson 6: Files and Streams

6.1: Overview of I/O Streams

6.2: Types of Streams

6.3: The Byte-stream  I/O hierarchy

6.4: Character Stream Hierarchy

6.5: Buffered Stream

6.6: Data Stream

6.7: The File class

6.8: Object Stream

6.9: Scanning and Formatting

6.10: Best Practices in I/O

6(A). Lesson 6: Multithread Programming

7. Lesson 7: Property Files

7.1: What are Property Files?

7.2: Types of Property files

7.3: User defined Properties

8. Lesson 8 : Regular Expressions

8.1: Regular Expressions

9. Lesson 9:AWT,Swings,Applet

 

Additional concepts:

• 3 as an IDE
• Jboss and Tomcate

 

Advanced Java:

10. Lesson 10: Collections

10.1: Collections Framework

10.2: Collection Interface Methods

10.3: Generics

10.4: Enhanced For Loop

10.5: AutoBoxing with Collections

10.6: Implementing Classes

10.7: The Legacy Classes and Interfaces

10.8: Common Best Practices on Collections

11. Lesson 11: Exception Handling

11.1: Exception Handling – Fundamentals

11.2: Exception Types

11.3: Handling Exceptions

11.4: Creating Application Specific Exceptions

11.5: Best Practices on Exception Handling

12. Lesson 12: Java Database Connectivity (JDBC 3.0)

12.1: Java Database Connectivity - Introduction

12.2: Database Connectivity Architecture

12.3: JDBC APIs

12.4: Database Access Steps

12.5: Using Transaction

12.6: Connection Pooling

12.7: DAO Design Pattern

12.8: JDBC Best Practices

13. Lesson 13: Annotations

13.1: What are annotations?

13.2: Advantages of annotations

13.3:  Types of Annotations

13.4:  Creating Annotations

13.5:  Using Annotations

13.6:  Testing the Annotations

14. Lesson 14: Java Security

14.1: Java Security Architecture

14.2: Default Policy Implementation and Policy File

14.3: Certificates

14.4: Tools

Servlets :

1. Lesson 1: Java Web Applications

1.1: Introduction to Tiered Architecture

1.2: Web Applications – An Overview

1.3: What are Web Components?

1.4: What are JEE Containers?

2. Lesson 2: Introduction to Servlets

2.1: Introduction to Servlet

2.2: Role of Servlets in Web Application Design

2.3: Advantages of Servlets

2.4: Basic Servlet Architecture

2.5: Servlet Lifecycle

2.6: Elements of a Web Application

2.7: Developing Servlets

2.8: Initializing Servlets

2.9: Retrieving Information

3. Lesson 3: The Request Object

3.1: Processing Get and Post Requests from Web Clients

3.2: Retrieving Path Information

3.3: Request Headers

4. Lesson 4: The Response Object

4.1: Structure of a Response

4.2: Setting Response Headers

4.3: ClientPull

4.4: Logging

5. Lesson 5: Configuring databases in Jboss

5.1: Database Configuration in JBoss

6. Lesson 6: Session tracking

6.1: Introducing Session Tracking

6.2: Ways of Session Tracking in JEE

6.3: Session Management

6.4: Best Practices

7. Lesson 7: Inter-Servlet Communication

7.1: Introducing Inter-Servlet Communication

7.2: RequestDispatcher Interface

7.3: Communication with Server Resources

7.4: Sharing Data between Servlets

8. Lesson 8: Servlet Filters

8.1: Introduction to Servlet Filter

8.2: Filtering Components

8.3: Programming a Filter

8.4: Filter Configuration

8.5: Filter Life Cycle

9. Lesson 9: SSL(Secure Socket Layer)

9.1: SSL and JBoss

9.2: SSL Configuration in JBoss

JSP:

Less on 1: Introduction to JSP 2.1

1.1: Introduction to Java Server Pages

1.2: Features of JSP 2.1

1.3: Access Models

1.4: Advantages of JSP over competing technologies

Lesson 2: Writing JavaServer Page

2.1 : Developing a Simple Java server Page

2.2 : JSP Processing Model

2.3 : Comments and Character Coding Conventions

3. Lesson 3 : JSP Scripting Elements

3.1 : Forms of Scripting Elements

3.2 : Predefined Variables

3.3 : Examples using Scripting Elements

4. Less on 4: JSP Directives

4.1 : JSP Directives

4.2 : JSP Page Directive

4.3: JSP Include Directive

5. Less on 5: JSP Actions

5.1: JSP Actions

5.2: jsp:include Action

5.3: jsp:forward Action

5.4: jsp:plugin Action

5.5: Java Beans

5.6: Bean Related Actions

6. Lesson 6: Custom Tags

6.1 : What is Custom Tag?

6.2 : Types of Tags

6.3 : Creating Custom Tags

6.4 : Resource Injection on the Web Tier

7. Less on 7: Advance Custom Tags

7.1 : Introduction

7.2 : Using Simple Tag

7.3 : Using tag files

8. Lesson 8: JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)

8.1 : What is JSTL?

8.2 : Why JSTL?

8.3 : Using Expression Language

8.4 : Using JSTL

Frameworks(J2EE):

Spring 3.0:

1. Lesson 1: Introduction to Spring Framework

1.1. What is Spring Framework, Benefits of Spring

1.2. The Spring architecture

1.3. IOC – Inversion of control, wiring beans

1.4. Bean containers, lifecycle of beans in containers

1.5. Customizing beans with BeanPostProcessors &

BeanFactoryPostProcessors

1.6. Annotation-based configuration

2. Lesson 2: Introduction to SpEL (Spring Expression Language)

2.1. SpEL Expression fundamentals

2.2. Expression Language features

2.3. Reduce configuration with @Value

3. Lesson 3: AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming)

3.1. AOP concepts

3.2. AOP support in Spring using @AspectJ support

3.3. AOP support in Spring using Schema-based AOP support

4. Lesson 4: DAO support in Spring

3.1. Data access using JDBC, JdbcTemplate

3.2. SimpleJdbcTemplate and NamedParameterJdbcTemplate class

3.3. Modeling JDBC operations as Java objects

5. Lesson 5: Spring MVC framework

5.1. Introduction: The DispatcherServlet, Handler mappings, Resolving

views

5.2. Annotation-based controller configuration

6. Lesson 6: Spring and Transactions

6.1. Spring Transaction Managers

6.2. Programmatic & Declarative transaction management

6.3. Transaction Attributes

7. Lesson 7: Testing

7.1. Testing Spring applications

7.2. Spring’s TestContext framework

 

Struts 2.0: 

1. Lesson 1: Introduction

1.1: What is Struts2.0?

1.2: Why choose Struts2.0?

1.3: Webwork2.0, Struts1.0, and Struts2.0

2. Lesson 2: Overview of Struts2.0

2.1: Architectural Aspects of Struts2.0

2.2: New Features of Struts2.0

2.3: High-level Overview – Struts2.0 Framework

2.4: MVC in Struts2.0

2.5: Request Processing Life Cycle Workflow

2.6: Configuring the Struts2.0 Framework

3. Lesson 3: Struts2.0 Actions

3.1: Role of Actions in Struts2.0

3.2: Packaging Actions

3.3: Implementation Actions

3.4: Commonly used Interfaces in Struts2.0

4. Lesson 4: Struts2.0 Interceptors

4.1: Aspect-Oriented Programming

4.2: Interceptors – Struts2.0

4.3: Interceptor Order

4.4: How do Interceptors Work Together with Actions?

4.5: Configuring Interceptor

4.6: Mapping Interceptors to Actions

4.7: Default Configuration: Struts-default.xml

4.8: How to Configure an Interceptor?

4.9: Types of Interceptors

5. Lesson 5: OGNL and Type Conversion

5.1: The Concept of OGNL and ActionContext

5.2: Conversion Errors and Null Property

5.3: Advanced Type Conversion

6. Lesson 6: Generic Tags and UI Compone nt Tags

6.1: Struts2.0 Tags – Generic Tags

6.2: Form UI Tags

6.3: Non-Form UI tags

6.4: OGNL – Useful Features

7. Lesson 7: Validation Framework

7.1: What is Validation Framework?

7.2: Using Validation Framework

7.4: Using Custom Validators

7.5: Additional Topics on Validators

8.Hibernate Core

9.Hibernate Annotations

 

Additional Concepts:

• HTML
• XML
• Junit
• Log4j

Databases  : SQL, PL/SQL, Oracle 10G, MySQL

 IDE              : Eclipse, Netbeans, MyEclipse

 Servers       : Tomcat, Web Logic, JBoss

Note:Fully practicals training ,live project explanation ,conducting exams for each modules ,resume preparation with project explanation and conducting interview after course completion.