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First Course (1-2 Moths) - Bacis Concepts (JS, Java, C, Low-Lvl)

The document outlines a 6 course curriculum to take students from beginner to junior developer level. The courses cover fundamental programming concepts, data structures and algorithms, front-end and back-end web development, database persistence, and mature programming techniques. Key topics include conditionals, loops, objects, arrays, strings, files, complexity analysis, SQL, JDBC, JPA, testing, design patterns, and modern frameworks like Spring and React. Upon completing all 6 courses, students will have the skills of an intern or junior developer.

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First Course (1-2 Moths) - Bacis Concepts (JS, Java, C, Low-Lvl)

The document outlines a 6 course curriculum to take students from beginner to junior developer level. The courses cover fundamental programming concepts, data structures and algorithms, front-end and back-end web development, database persistence, and mature programming techniques. Key topics include conditionals, loops, objects, arrays, strings, files, complexity analysis, SQL, JDBC, JPA, testing, design patterns, and modern frameworks like Spring and React. Upon completing all 6 courses, students will have the skills of an intern or junior developer.

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First course (1-2 moths) - bacis concepts (js, java, c, low-lvl):

1) Standart Out – hello world, logging


2) Primitive variables – types, definition, assigment, arithmetic operations
3) Conditional statements – ==,!=, <, >, <=, >=, if, if/else, if/else-if/…/else, switch
4) Standart In – read number, read string, EOL symbol
5) Procedures – definition, arguments, return, local and global variables
6) Functions – definition, return type
7) Loops – definition, while, do-while, for
8) Objects – classes, objects, pointers/references, null
9) Arrays – definition, allocating, indexes, length, out-of-range
10) Strings – char[], substring, trim, equals, case, ascii-table
11) Files – encoding/decoding, extensions, paths, reading/writing, logging to file
12) Course work and exam

Second course (1-2 months) - structures and algorithms (js, java, c, low-lvl):

1) Arrays – min/max, inverse, even/odd walk, mirror, equals, linear search, binary search
2) Complexity – big O, o(n), o(n^2)
3) 2D arrays – columns and rows, NxN, NxM, Nx?, column walk, row walk, snake walk
4) Arrays – bubble sort, insertion search
5) Strings – inverse, equals, substring, palindrome, indexOf/replace (first/last/all)
6) Pointers – memory model, pointers arithmetic, casting
7) Mutable and Immutable – concept, pass-by-value, pass-by-reference
8) Lists – linked list, dual-linked list, search, insert, delete
9) Set – concept, put, contains, set vs sorted set
10) Queue/Stack – concept, FIFO, LIFO
11) Map – concept, list of pair
12) Recursion – recursion vs loop, on-up, on-down, on-up-down, quick sort
13) Tree – theory, binary tree implementation
14) Course work and exam

Third course (1 month) – front-end basics (html, css, js, java):

1) Swing part 1 – form, components, button, label, textbox, events


2) Project Notepad
3) Swing part 2 – checkbox, radio button, list, table, dialogs
4) Common text data formats – csv, json, xml
5) Project ContactBook
6) Project MiniPiano
7) Web part 1 – HTML tags: [html, div, p, span, input], DOM, id, class, css, onclick, onchange
8) Web part 2 – local storage, Bootstrap, jQuery
9) Project WebContactBook
10) Project WebPaint
11) Exam
Forth course (1 month) – back-end basics (js, java, low-lvl):

1) Networking – OSI model, DNS, hosting, client-server architecture


2) Socket – concept, Server-Socket, Client-Socket, echo server
3) Threads – concept, sync/async, new Thread, producer/consumer
4) Project SocketChat
5) HTTP – concept, GET, POST, URL, URLConnection, AJAX
6) Project WebChat (rest server + web front-end)
7) SOAP – concept, wsdl, jax-ws
8) REST – RESTful definition, swagger/wadl, jax-rs
9) Exam

Fifth course (1 month) – persistence basics (sql, java):

1) Databases – DB definition, DBMS, SQL, PostgreSQL


2) Relation DB theory – ERM diagram, one-one, one-many, many-many, normal forms
3) SQL read – select *, where, like, count, min/max, group by, having
4) SQL create – insert, create table
5) SQL update – update, alter table
6) SQL delete – delete, drop table/database
7) Project CoffeShop – design DB
8) JDBC – concept , Connection, executeQuery, execute, prepared statements, ResultSet, DAO/DTO
9) Project CoffeeShop – jdbc implementation
10) JPA – ORM, EntityManager, persistence.xml, JPQL, CriteriaAPI
11) Transactions – theory, sql level, jdbc level, jpa level
12) Project CoffeeShop – jpa implementation
13) No-SQL – concept, Redis, MongoDB
14) Exam

Sixth course (1 month) – mature programming (js, java):

1) Maven – pom.xml, dependencies, mvn goals


2) Testing – unit tests, integration tests
3) VCS – git, svn
4) Best practices – naming, logging, KISS, SOLID
5) Functional programming – pure functions, immutability, scalability
6) Interfaces – concept, Anonymous classes, Lambdas
7) StreamAPI – stream, map, filter, collect, flatMap…
8) Multithreading – ThreadPool, Feature, Callback
9) Patterns – concept, GoF patterns
10) Spring – IoC/DI, Spring Data, Spring MVC, Spring Security
11) Java EE – jax-rs, jax-ws, jaxb
12) Modern JS – Angular, Node.js, React
13) Project Rozetka
14) Exam
15) Writing CV
16) …
17) At this point you are Intern/Junior Java Developer

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