- Understand keywords and how they are used in Java.
- Be able to declare variables in Java.
- Describe the difference between primitive variables and objects.
- Apply casting to change the type of a variable into another type.
- Understand what truncation is and why it occurs.
- Create a method in Java.
- Describe the difference between Stack and Heap memory.
- Know the four different access modifier types.
- Create an array to store primitive variable types.
- Create each of the three different loops (While, do While and For) to iterate over an array.
- Create a Java program in IntelliJ.
- Describe the purpose of Javadoc.
Java Programmer
Quick Facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study, Virtual Classroom
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course overview
The java programming online course is created to explore the basic computer programming language java, fundamental skills to design, code, test and deploy java software, for the testing of complex applications mockito library and test doubles will be covered. The course teaches the core principles of the java programming language to build java applications.
The java programming nano course offers fundamental concepts of java programming including basic object-oriented programming, functional computer programming, serialization and reflection, explaining the object and the difference between object and class in java. The course also describes the garbage collection in java for automatic memory management.
The java programming online training encourages students to learn using maven repository and automation tools for customizing the build process, use of JUnit5 tools to write unit tests and evaluate code average. The course briefs about reading inputs from the console with the use of java scanner class, manipulating date and time with java data and calendar class.
The highlights
- Personalized feedback
- Unlimited submissions and feedback loops
- Practical tips and industry best practices
- Additional suggested resources to improve
- Support for all technical questions
- Questions answered quickly by the technical mentor's team
Program offerings
- Online training
- 3 months course
- Mentor support
- Real world projects.
Course and certificate fees
Fees information
Java Programmer Fee Details
Course | Fee |
All Access monthly | Rs. 20,500 /month |
All Access bundle | Rs. 17,425 /month |
certificate availability
Yes
certificate providing authority
Udacity
Who it is for
Candidates with having basic knowledge of programming concepts who want to become successful web developers and computer programmers can join this course.
Eligibility criteria
To Enroll in a Java Programming certification course, candidates should be able to use applications on various operating systems such as macOS, Windows and Linux. The candidate should have basic knowledge of programming concepts.
Certification Qualifying Details
Candidates must complete their in-course quizzes, Assessments and Java Application Projects in order to get Java Programming certification.
What you will learn
After completing the java programming nano degree program, candidates will be able to :
- Strengthen software design intuition
- Develop java application
- Compile java program
- Test complex application
The syllabus
Java Fundamentals
Java Programming Basics
Defining Classes
- Explain what an object is and why we use them.
- Describe the differences between a class and an object.
- Know the parts and syntax for creating a class.
- Create different objects from a specific object type.
- Describe the purpose of Garbage Collection in Java.
Object-Oriented Programming
- Describe what packages are in Java and why we use them.
- Apply Inheritance to share behavior and state between related classes.
- Apply polymorphism in Java to support decoupling.
- Describe the difference between an Interface and an Abstract class.
Common Type
- Apply to throw an Exception from a method when an issue is discovered.
- Create an Exception Handler to catch and handle an Exception.
- Use Enums to provide a predefined selection of constants.
- Use the Java Scanner class to read input from the console.
- Apply Java Data and Calendar class to store and manipulate day and time.
- Use the Java RegEx package to validate the input of a String.
- Use some of the advanced methods of the String class to create substring, search for text and investigate different characters of a string.
Generics and Collections
- Describe the purpose of using Generics in Java.
- Create a generic method that processes different class types without casting.
- Apply generics to Collections to create stronger type data sets.
- Use data structures that implement the Collection interface.
- Use the Collections utility class to sort a list of Strings.
Advanced Java Types
- Use Maps to store and retrieve data based on a key value.
- Use Sets to remove duplicate values from a list.
- Use a Queue to store values in a FIFO manner.
Advanced Java Programming Techniques
Functional Programming in Java
- Understand the differences between imperative and functional programming.
- Use functional interfaces, lambdas, and method references to simplify and improve your Java code.
- Apply Java’s Stream API to perform quantitative analysis over large sets of data.
Working with Files and I/O
- Understand the differences between program memory and persistent storage.
- Know the different uses of binary and encoded data and understand when to use each.
- Use the Java Files API to read and write files.
- Recognize different kinds of resource leaks and apply modern Java techniques to prevent them.
- Serialize and deserialize between Java objects and common formats like JSON, XML and binary.
Design Patterns
- Identify the principles of good software design and build strong software design intuition.
- Understand what design patterns are and why they are useful.
- Use Creational, Behavioral and Structural design patterns to write flexible and easy-to-understand code.
- Apply Dependency Injection to simplify object creation and promote testable designs.
Reflection
- Use reflection and annotations to introspect and add dynamic capabilities to your programs.
- Implement Java interfaces at runtime using dynamic proxies.
- Understand the fundamentals of Aspect-Oriented Programming.
- Use class loaders to customize how Java loads byte code.
Introduction to Concurrent Programming
- Recognize when concurrency can help improve the performance of Java programs.
- Use threads, thread pools and parallel streams to achieve parallelism in Java.
- Apply Java synchronization tools to correctly share state between threads in a parallel program.
Java Application Deployment
Running Java Applications
- Learn to use the tools of the JDK to compile, package and run Java applications.
- Recognize and evaluate bytecode.
- Use the JShell application to execute arbitrary Java code.
Dependency Management with Maven
- Read and write well-formed XML, including Maven pom.xml files.
- Use Maven to build Java projects and include external dependencies.
- Use Maven plugins to modify the build process and perform additional tasks such as generating API documentation and executing static code analysis.
Java Modules
- Identify and create Java 9 modules using the Module Descriptor class.
- Convert existing projects into module format.
- Use the JLink tool to create a custom JRE for a specific Java module.
Unit Testing with Java
- Explain the benefits of automated testing and identify the steps in the unit testing life cycle.
- Write unit tests utilizing the features of JUnit 5 to cover all program requirements.
- Run unit tests automatically with Maven.
- Use tools in IntelliJ to identify any missing code coverage
Mocking and Integration Testing
- Identify and create test doubles to isolate testing requirements from their dependencies.
- Use the Mockito library to create and modify the behavior of test doubles.
- Understand the roles of Unit Testing, Integration Testing and Functional testing in the automated testing process.
- Create mock endpoints using Wiremock to isolate testing requirements from external API calls.
Admission details
Step 1. For detailed information about the java programming online Course, open the course website (https://www.udacity.com/course/java-programming-nanodegree--nd079)
Step 2. Click on the ‘Enroll’ now button at the top of the page
Step 3. Signup or log in with your existing account
Step 4. Confirm order details and checkout
Step 5. Fill in the payment details
Step 6. Complete your order
Step 7. After the successful payment, the user will get 3 months of access to the course.
Step 8. Upload the self-attested copy of required documents
Step 9. Verify your email address and phone number
Step 10. Complete the registration process
Filling the form
There is no Application Procedure or admission criteria to enroll in Java Programming online training, candidates having basic knowledge of programming concepts can enroll for this course regardless of work experience.
How it helps
- Real-world industry-relevant projects
- Technical mentor support
- Career services
- Flexible Learning: Self-paced
- Project feedback from experienced reviewers
- Technical mentor support
- Student community
Instructors
FAQs
What is the duration of this course ?
The estimated duration of the java programming online course is Three Months at the rate of 10 hours per week.
Who is eligible to enroll for this course ?
There is no eligibility criteria to enroll for this course, however, a basic knowledge of programming concepts is recommended to join the java programming certification course.
Upon completion of this course, which job roles can I apply for ?
Upon completion of java programming online training courses, candidates will be able to apply for various job roles, such as junior programmer, senior programmer, IT Manager, backend developer.
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