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• Module 1: Introduction To Java
  • Object Oriented. 
  • Platform Independent. 
  • Automatic Memory Management. 
  • Compiled / Interpreted approach. 
  • Robust. 
  • Secure. 
  • Dynamic Linking. 
  • MultiThreaded. 
  • Built-in Networking
• Module 2: Java Fundamentals
  • Data types. 
  • Operators. 
  • Control Statements. 
  • Arrays. 
  • Enhanced for-loop. 
  • Enumerated types. 
  • Static import. 
  • Auto boxing. 
  • C-style formatted I/O. 
  • Variable arguments.
• Module 3: Essentials of Object-Oriented Programming
  • Object and Class Definition. 
  • Using encapsulation to combine methods and data in a single class. 
  • Inheritance and Polymorphism.
• Module 4: Writing Java Classes
  • Encapsulation. 
  • Polymorphism. 
  • Inheritance. 
  • OOPS in Java. 
  • Class Fundamentals. 
  • Using Objects. 
  • Constructor. 
  • Garbage Collection. 
  • Method Overloading. 
  • Method Overriding. 
  • Static Members. 
  • Understanding Interface. 
  • Using Interfaces class.
• Module 5: Packages
  • Why packages. 
  • Understanding Classpath. 
  • Access modifiers and their Scope.
• Module 6: Exception Handling
  • Importance of Exception Handling. 
  • Exception Propagation. 
  • Exception Types. 
  • Using try and catch. throw, throws, finally. 
  • Writing User defined Exceptions.
• Module 7: I/O Operations in Java
  • Byte Oriented Streams. 
  • File Handling. 
  • Readers and Writers.
• Module 8: Multithreaded Programming
  • Introduction to Multi-Threading. 
  • Understanding Threads and its States. 
  • Java Threading Model. 
  • Thread class and Runnable Interface. 
  • Thread Synchronization. 
  • Inter thread Communication. 
  • Thread Priorities. 
  • Preventing Deadlocks.
• Module 9: Java Util Package / Collections Framework
  • Collection and Iterator Interface. 
  • Enumeration. 
  • List and ArrayList. 
  • Vector. 
  • Comparator. 
  • Set Interface and SortedSet. 
  • Hashtable. 
  • Properties.
• Module 10: Generics
  • Introduction to Generics. 
  • Using Built-in Generics Collections. 
  • Writing Simple Generic Class. 
  • Bounded Generics. 
  • Wild Card Generics.
• Module 11: Inner Classes
  • Nested Top Level Classes. 
  • Member Classes. 
  • Local Classes. 
  • Anonymous Classes.
• Module 12: Abstract Window Toolkit
  • Graphics. 
  • Color and Font. 
  • AWT Components/Controls. 
  • Event Handling and Layouts.
• Module 13: Collection of Framework.
  • Comperator Interface.

This Java course is invaluable to students due to its comprehensive curriculum, hands-on exercises, experienced instructors, and practical real-world projects. The course is designed to cater to a diverse range of learners, from beginners to advanced level, providing a solid foundation in Java programming language and object-oriented concepts. The interactive nature of the course encourages active participation and deep understanding, while the real-world projects allow students to apply their knowledge in a practical setting. The expert instructors offer guidance and support throughout the learning process, ensuring that students are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the competitive field of Java development.