Participant Criteria

Participant Criteria for Training Program Java 101: An In-Depth Introduction to Java Programming

Are you ready to embark on a journey into the world of Java programming? Join our comprehensive training program and gain a deep understanding of Java! To ensure a productive and enriching learning experience, we've outlined the participant requirements. Please review the following criteria to determine if you meet the prerequisites:

Familiarity with fundamental programming concepts and experience with at least one programming language will be advantageous for comprehending Java.
A strong grasp of JavaScript is essential since Java shares some syntactical similarities.
Knowledge of core programming concepts like variables, functions, objects, and control flow is necessary.
A background in web development concepts, including HTML, CSS, and HTTP protocols, will provide a solid foundation for Java programming.
Comfort with the command-line interface will be beneficial as Java often involves running commands and interacting with the terminal.
Participants should have Java Development Kit (JDK) installed on their machines. It is recommended to have the latest stable version installed to ensure compatibility with the training materials and exercises.
Java is a versatile and dynamic language, so having a curious mindset and a willingness to explore new concepts and experiment with code will significantly enhance your learning experience.

Program

Training Program Java 101: An In-Depth Introduction to Java Programming

"Java 101: An In-Depth Introduction to Java Programming" is a comprehensive program that caters to participants of all experience levels. It covers core Java concepts, including variables, data types, control structures, and object-oriented programming. Practical coding exercises reinforce Java syntax and best practices. The program delves into web development using Java, covering servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP) for dynamic web apps. Participants learn to connect Java apps to databases and explore popular frameworks like Spring and Hibernate. Real-world projects and frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript make participants well-rounded full-stack developers. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this program equips you with skills for successful Java development and a potential career as a full-stack developer.

Benefit This Program:

Live Mentoring Sessions
Learn directly face to face with Professional Mentors.
14 Learning Materials
More than 41 lessons that you will get to support the training process.
Practical and Hands-on Training
You get practical training and real-world projects. This hands-on approach allows you to apply what you've learned and build a portfolio of work to showcase your capabilities to potential employers.
Portfolio Improvement Feedback
Job-ready training participants will receive portfolio reviews and feedback and will be guided to improve their portfolios.
Completion Certificate
If you successfully complete the final project you will receive a certificate of completion.

Curriculum

What will you learn?

Introduction to Java
- History and Evolution of Java
- Key Features of Java
- Popular Development Environments (IDEs)
Setting Up the Development Environment
- Downloading and Installing the JDK
- Configuring Environment Variables
- Verifying JDK Installation
Java Program Structure
- Basic Java Program Structure
- Using Classes and Methods
- Writing Java Code in .java Files
Writing and Running Your First Program
- Using System.out.println() for Output
- Basic Syntax and Semicolons
- Using the main() Method as Entry Point
Data Types and Variables
- Primitive Data Types in Java
- Reference Data Types
- Declaration and Usage of Variables
- Type Conversion and Assignment
Basic Operations
- Arithmetic, Relational, Logical, and Assignment Operators
- Expressions and Statements
Input and Output
- Reading User Input with Scanner
- Displaying Output
- Using Formatting to Control Output
Control Structures
- Conditional Statements
- Loop Statements
- Other Control Statements (Break, Continue)
Arrays
- Defining and Using Arrays
- Manipulating Array Elements
- Multidimensional Arrays
Lists in Java
- Introduction to Lists
- Creating Lists
- Basic Operations on Lists
  List Implementations and Performance
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
- Basic OOP Concepts
- Classes and Objects
- Creating Classes, Attributes, and Methods
File Input/Output
- Reading and Writing Files
- Handling FileRelated Exceptions
Exception Handling
- Recognizing Exceptions in Java
- Try-Catch-Finally Blocks
- Creating and Handling Custom Exceptions
Threads
- What Are Threads?
- Example Code

Study Method

Online and Offline Training

Online – Self-paced Training

Total learning hours: 60 hours
Recommended study time: 15 hours per week (completed within 20 days)
You can determine the duration of your learning based on your active enrollment in the course.

Teaching Facilites
- Electronic reading materials: The course materials will be presented in the form of videos and text readings.
- Discussion forum: Each class has a dedicated discussion forum where you can ask questions and engage in discussions.
  - Learning Evaluation: Submission of a final project in the form of a simple web application.
- Competency certificate.

Offline – Direct Training Experience

Total learning hours: 60 hours
Recommended study time: 15 hours per week (completed within 20 days)
You can determine the duration of your learning based on your active enrollment in the course.

Teaching Facilites
- Electronic reading materials: The course materials will be presented in the form of videos and text readings.
- Discussion forum: Each class has a dedicated discussion forum where you can ask questions and engage in discussions.
  - Learning Evaluation: Submission of a final project in the form of a simple web application.
- Competency certificate.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Question

Can individuals without prior programming experience join the Java training?

The Java training program you mentioned is a comprehensive program that caters to participants of all experience levels. Even if you are a complete beginner, you can still join the program and learn the basics of Java and develop your programming skills.

The program will start with the fundamentals of Java, such as variables, data types, and control structures. You will then learn about object-oriented programming, which is the core concept of Java. You will also learn about web development using Java, database connectivity, and popular frameworks like Spring and Hibernate.

The program will also include real-world projects and frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This will help you to become a well-rounded full-stack developer.

Of course, if you have prior programming experience, you will be able to learn the material at a faster pace. However, even if you are a beginner, you should be able to complete the program and learn the skills you need to become a Java developer.

Do I have to have a laptop?

Yes, each participant is expected to have a laptop with the following minimum specifications:

Processor: Minimum Intel Core i3 or equivalent.
RAM: Minimum 4 GB.
Storage: Minimum 128 GB SSD or 500 GB HDD.
Operating System: Windows 10, macOS, or compatible Linux distribution.
Internet Connection: Stable and reasonably fast to access online materials and perform assigned tasks.
Browser: Latest version of popular browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge.