### **Slide 1: Introduction**

- **Title**: Training on Java Full Stack Development

- **Group Members**:
- Abhishek Gupta (21/IT/008)
- Abhishek Kumar (21/IT/009)
- Ambareen Shazia (21/IT/020)
- Gauri Sinha (21/IT/054)
- Kushagra (21/IT/061)
- **Overview**:
- Duration: 4 weeks
- Modules: Java, Web Development, Spring Framework, Angular, etc.
- Objective: Develop industry-ready skills in Java Full Stack Development.

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### **Slide 2: Week 1 - Java Fundamentals**

- **Key Topics**:
- **Java Basics**: High-level, platform-independent language.
- **OOP Concepts**: Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction.
- **Eclipse Overview**: IDE for Java development.
- **Exception Handling**: `try-catch-finally`, `throw`, and `throws`.
- **Collections Framework**: `List`, `Set`, `Map`, and their implementations.
- **Wrapper Classes**: Auto-boxing and unboxing.
- **Milestone 1**: Logical problem-solving and assessments.

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### **Slide 3: Java Basics (Week 1)**

- **Features of Java**:
- **Platform Independence**: Write Once, Run Anywhere (WORA).
- **Object-Oriented**: Follows OOP principles like encapsulation, inheritance,
etc.
- **Secure**: Bytecode verification, no explicit pointers.
- **Robust**: Exception handling and memory management.
- **Multithreaded**: Efficient CPU utilization with concurrent tasks.
- **Components of Java**:
- **JVM**: Converts bytecode to machine code.
- **JRE**: Runtime environment for executing Java applications.
- **JDK**: Development kit with tools like compiler and debugger.

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### **Slide 4: OOP Concepts (Week 1)**

- **Encapsulation**: Binding data and methods into a single unit (class).
- **Inheritance**: Acquiring properties of a parent class (extends keyword).
- **Polymorphism**:
- **Compile-time**: Method overloading.
- **Runtime**: Method overriding.
- **Abstraction**:
- Hiding implementation details using `abstract` classes and `interfaces`.
- **Real-Life Examples**: Vehicle (Base class), Car/Bike (Derived classes).

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### **Slide 5: Collections Framework (Week 1)**

- **Overview**: Unified architecture for storing and manipulating data.
- **Interfaces**:
- **List**: `ArrayList`, `LinkedList`, `Vector`.
- **Set**: `HashSet`, `TreeSet`, `LinkedHashSet`.
 - **Map**: `HashMap`, `TreeMap`, `Hashtable`.
- **Benefits**:
- Reduces programming effort.
- Improves performance through efficient algorithms.
- Standardized APIs for different data structures.

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### **Slide 6: Week 2 - Advanced Java**

- **Key Topics**:
- **Coding Standards**: Best practices for clean, maintainable code.
- **JUnit**: Testing framework for unit tests in Java.
- **Multithreading**: Thread lifecycle, Runnable vs. Thread, concurrency.
- **RDBMS/SQL**: Basics of relational databases and querying with SQL.
- **JDBC**: Connecting Java applications to databases (`Connection`,
`Statement`).
- **Milestone 2**: Application-based assessments.

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### **Slide 7: Coding Standards and Best Practices (Week 2)**

- **Clean Code Principles**:
- Meaningful variable/method names.
- Consistent indentation and spacing.
- Avoid deep nesting; break down large methods into smaller ones.
- Use comments for clarity but avoid over-commenting.
- **Best Practices**:
- Follow naming conventions (camelCase, PascalCase).
- Handle exceptions gracefully.
- Optimize imports and avoid unused code.
- Write unit tests for critical functionality.

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### **Slide 8: Multithreading (Week 2)**

- **Key Concepts**:
- Threads are lightweight sub-processes.
- Achieves multitasking for maximum CPU utilization.
- **Thread Lifecycle**:
- New → Runnable → Running → Waiting/Blocked → Terminated.
- **Creating Threads**:
- Extending `Thread` class.
- Implementing `Runnable` interface.
- **Advantages**:
- Improved performance for concurrent tasks.
- Efficient utilization of resources.

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### **Slide 9: RDBMS/SQL (Week 2)**

- **RDBMS Overview**:
- Manages relational data in tables.
- Supports ACID properties (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability).
- **SQL Key Commands**:
- **DDL**: `CREATE`, `ALTER`, `DROP`.
- **DML**: `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, `DELETE`.
- **DQL**: `SELECT`.
- **Advantages of SQL**:
- Easy to learn and use for data manipulation.
 - Portable across various RDBMS tools.
- Supports complex queries using joins and subqueries.

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### **Slide 10: JDBC (Week 2)**

- **Overview**:
- API to connect Java applications with databases.
- **Core Components**:
- **DriverManager**: Establishes connections.
- **Connection**: Interface to interact with the database.
- **Statement/PreparedStatement**: Execute SQL queries.
- **ResultSet**: Retrieve query results.
- **Steps for JDBC Connection**:
1. Load driver (`Class.forName`).
2. Establish connection (`DriverManager.getConnection`).
3. Create statement (`connection.createStatement`).
4. Execute query and process results.

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### **Slide 11: Week 3 - Web Development**

- **Key Topics**:
- **HTML & CSS**: Structure and styling of web pages.
- **JavaScript**: Dynamic, client-side scripting.
- **Servlets & JSP**: Backend development using Java for web applications.
- **XML**: Data formatting and manipulation.
- **AJAX**: Asynchronous web requests for dynamic page updates.
- **Milestone 3**: Integrated web development project.

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### **Slide 12: Week 4 - Frameworks & Advanced Tools**

- **Key Topics**:
- **Hibernate**: ORM framework for database interaction.
- **Spring Core & Spring Boot**: Dependency injection, RESTful APIs.
- **REST Web Services**: Building APIs for client-server communication.
- **Angular**: Front-end framework for single-page applications.
- **Milestone 4**: Comprehensive project combining all frameworks.

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### **Slide 13: Assessment Highlights**

- Weekly milestones to evaluate:
- Problem-solving abilities.
- Application of theoretical concepts in practical scenarios.
- Comprehensive knowledge of Java and web development.

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### **Slide 14: Key Takeaways**

- **Technical Proficiency**: Mastery in Java, frameworks, and tools.
- **Problem-Solving Skills**: Logical and analytical capabilities enhanced through
assessments.
- **Industry Readiness**: Exposure to real-world tools and coding practices.

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### **Slide 15: Conclusion**

- **Closing Note**:
- Successful completion of the training program.
- Ready to take on industry challenges in full-stack development.