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Core Java

Core Java Syllabus: Core Java Made Easy!! Learn more than 1000+ MCQ
interview questions with latest versions of JDK. At the end of session you will
master in core java.

1. Java Development Kit

2. Java Platform Independency
3. Object Oriented Programming Introduction

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4. The 4 Object Oriented Principles

5. Encapsulation
6. Inheritance
7. Abstraction
8. Polymorphism
9. Building Blocks of a Java Program
10. Methods
11. Introduction to Java and OOPS
12. Installing Java
13. Installing Eclipse
14. Configuring JDK in eclipse
15. Downloading the completed projects
16. Create a Hello World Program
17. Hello World Explained
18. First Java Program
19. Static and Non Static Contexts
20. Static Blocks
21. Static Methods
22. Static Variables
23. Static Members
24. Non Static Members
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25. Create Non Static Variables Blocks and Constructor

26. Static versus Non Static Blocks
27. Default Constructor
28. Create a object reference
29. Create object reference in a static block
30. Create a static reference directly
31. The this Keyword
32. Create a reference in a static method
33. Invoking a non static method
34. Static versus Non Static a Summary
35. Non Static Members
36. Data Type Introduction
37. Data Type In Action
38. Type Casting
39. Explicit Down casting
40. Up casting In Action
41. Type Casting In Action Beyond Range
42. Data Types
43. Variables
44. Wrapper Classes Introduction
45. Primitives and Objects
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46. Primitives and String

47. String and Objects
48. Wrapper Type Constructors
49. Wrap up the wrapper types
50. Command Line Arguments
51. Wrapper Classes
52. Increment and Decrement Operators
53. Arithmetic Operators
54. String Concatenation Operator
55. Relational Operators
56. bitwise operators
57. short circuit operators
58. assignment operator
59. Ternary Operator
60. Operators and Assignments
61. Flow Control Statements Introduction
62. IF-ELSE
63. If Else Ladder
64. Switch
65. Switch Fall Through
66. While
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67. Do-While
68. For Loop
69. Break
70. Labelled Blocks and Break
71. Continue
72. Flow Control Statements
73. Flow Control
74. Loops
75. More Programs - If Else Ladder
76. Switch
77. While Loop
78. Do While Loop
79. For Loop
80. Introduction to Access Modifiers
81. private
82. default
83. protected
84. Access Modifiers
85. Packages Introduction
86. Importing Packages
87. Using classes with the same name
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88. Sub Packages

89. Java Lang Package
90. Naming the packages
91. Importing and Using In Built Classes
92. Packages
93. Create the Project and Package
94. Create the classes
95. Instantiate Organizer and Event
96. Create and use parameterized constructors
97. Single Inheritance
98. Multi Level Inheritance
99. Inheritance and Memory Allocation
100. Multi Level Inheritance and Constructors
101. Hierarchical Inheritance
102. Method Overriding
103. super Keyword
104. super Method
105. Constructor Chaining
106. Inheritance
107. Applying Inheritance to the Event Management Application
108. Create an abstract class
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109. Main method in a abstract class

110. Extending an abstract class
111. Abstract and Other Modifiers
112. Create an interface
113. Interfaces versus Abstract Classes - A Summary
114. Abstraction
115. Final Classes and Variables
116. Final Methods
117. Marker Interfaces
118. Abstraction
119. More Programs - Methods and Variables in interfaces
120. Methods Signatures and multiple interfaces
121. Interfaces vs Abstract Classes
122. Compile Time Polymorphism Introduction
123. Compile Time Polymorphism In Action
124. Runtime Polymorphism
125. Runtime Polymorphism In Action
126. Interfaces
127. Using Interfaces
128. Object Casting
129. Polymorphism
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130. More Programs - Overloading and Auto Promotion

131. Auto Promotions and Object Types
132. Overriding and Static Method
133. Variables and Overriding
134. Encapsulated Class
135. Advantages
136. Encapsulation
137. Encapsulation
138. Encapsulate the Event Management Application
139. Abstraction in Event Management Use case
140. Runtime Polymorphism in Action
141. Exception Handling Introduction
142. Exception while dividing numbers
143. Exception while parsing a String
144. ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException
145. NullPointerException
146. Exception Class Hierarchy and Handling
147. Handling Exceptions
148. Multiple Catch Blocks
149. Exceptions and Inheritance
150. Handling Checked Exceptions
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151. Using a finally block

152. Using a throws keyword
153. Using a throw keyword
154. Creating Custom Exceptions
155. Exception Handling
156. Assertions
157. Assertions Hands On
158. Exception Handling
159. Single Threaded Example
160. Multi Threading in Action
161. Sleep Method
162. Join Method
163. Calculating Time
164. Thread Identity
165. Thread Priority
166. Implementing Runnable Interface
167. Yield Method Demo
168. Interrupt Method Demo
169. Synchronization
170. Synchronization Demo
171. Class Level Lock
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172. Class Level Lock Demo

173. Synchronized Block
174. Synchronized Blocks Demo
175. InterThread Communication
176. InterThread Communication in Action
177. Multi Threading
178. Disadvantages of traditional thread creation
179. Executor Framework Introduction
180. Implement CheckProcessorTask
181. Create a pool of threads
182. Callable and Future
183. Implement Callable
184. Use Future and read the result
185. Introduction to Garbage Collection
186. Basic GC Demo
187. Pushing the JVM Memory Limits
188. Requesting for Garbage Collection
189. Garbage Collection
190. Static Inner Classes With Static Members
191. Static Inner Classes With Non Static Members
192. Non Static Inner Classes
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193. Accessing Outer Class Members

194. Local Inner Classes
195. Anonymous Inner Classes
196. Anonymous Connection Class
197. Anonymous Runnable Class
198. Inner Classes
199. Strings Introduction
200. Different ways to create a String
201. Strings and Wrapper Types
202. String Pooling
203. String Pooling In Action
204. Immutability in Action
205. Immutable Values
206. String Comparison
207. Object Comparison
208. String Methods
209. More String Methods
210. StringBuffer and StringBuilder
211. String Handling
212. IO Streams Introduction
213. Read a File Using FileInputStream
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214. Copy A File using FileOutputStream

215. Using Reader And Writer
216. StringTokenizer
217. Count Words Using BufferedReader and StringTokenizer
218. Try with Resource Block
219. Serialization
220. Serialization In Action
221. Deserialization In Action
222. IO Streams
223. Arrays
224. Using Arrays
225. For-Each Loop
226. Arrays
227. Introduction to Object Clas
228. toString method
229. Overriding the toString method
230. hashCode
231. Override the hashCode method
232. Override the equals method
233. equals and hashCode Contract
234. Object Class Methods
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235. Collections and Generis Introduction

236. List Introduction
237. ArrayList Hands On
238. Restricting the ArrayList Type
239. Inserting and Replacing Objects
240. addAll and contains Methods
241. size get and remove Methods
242. LinkedList
243. LinkedList Hands On
244. Set Introduction
245. Random class
246. Using HashSet
247. Different Set Classes
248. Iterator
249. TreeSet of Strings
250. TreeSet of StringBuffers
251. ListIterator
252. Comparable and Comparator
253. Create a StringBuffer Comparator
254. Sort Strings by Length
255. Sorting Objects
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256. Create a Object Comparator

257. Map Introduction
258. HashMap Demo
259. LinkedHashMap Demo
260. IdentityHashMap Demo
261. WeakHashMap Demo
262. Queue Introduction
263. Priority Queue Introduction
264. Priority Queue In Action
265. NavigableSet Introduction
266. Navigable Set In Action
267. Navigable Map
268. Arrays and Collections Classes
269. Collections Sort
270. Using Custom Comparator
271. Binary Search
272. Reversing a List
273. Arrays sort()
274. Arrays sort using custom comparator
275. Arrays Binary Search
276. Array to List conversion
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277. Generics
278. Generic class structure
279. Create your own Generic Class
280. Restricting Generic Type Parameters
281. Using multiple restrictions
282. Using Generic Method Parameters and Wild Cards
283. Wildcard and extends
284. Wildcard and super
285. Method level generic type parameters
286. Type Erasure
287. Collections with generics
288. Enum Introduction
289. Using a Enum
290. Values and Ordinal methods
291. Defining and using fields
292. Enums
293. Introduction to new features of JDK 1.8
294. Lambda Expressions
295. Functional Interfaces
296. Create a functional Interface
297. Create your first Lambda
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298. Addition using Lambdas

299. Lambdas using Runnable Interface
300. Lambdas and anonymous classes
301. Default methods in interfaces
302. Diamond Problem and Default Methods
303. Predicates
304. Predicate handson
305. String Predicate
306. Passing Predicate to a method
307. Predicate Joins
308. Predicate Joins in Action
309. Functions
310. Function Hands On
311. Method Referencing using :: Operator
312. Method Referencing in action
313. Referencing an instance method
314. Referencing a Constructor
315. Streams Introduction
316. Filter Even Numbers Using Streams
317. Convert Strings to Lower Case using streams
318. Other Methods on the Stream
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319. What is a Virtual Machine?

320. Components of a JVM
321. How Class Loaders Work
322. Types of class loaders
323. Dynamic Class Loading In Action
324. Class is loaded only once
325. Display the class loaders
326. Class Loading Sub System
327. Linking
328. Initialization
329. Method Area
330. Stack Area
331. Heap Area
332. PC Registers Area
333. Native Method Stack Area
334. Introduction to internationalization
335. Locale
336. Locale hands on
337. NumberFormat
338. NumberFormat integers and fractions
339. DateFormat
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340. DateFormat hands on

341. DateFormat Time instance
342. SimpleDateFormat Class
343. String to Date
344. Including Time
345. Introduction to annotations
346. Using @Deprecated
347. Annotations
348. Using @Override
349. Using @SuppressWarnings
350. @SuppressWarnings and Generic Types
351. Create User Defined Annotation
352. Use your annotation
353. Examine the inbuilt annotations
356. Key Reflection API Classes
357. Load the Class
358. List the constructors fields and methods
359. Create an Object
360. Invoke the Parameterized Constructor
361. Invoke the Getter
362. Invoke the Setter
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363. Summary so far

364. Reflection
365. Modifying private fields
366. Accessing Annotations
367. Accessing fields on annotation
368. Components To Compile and Run a Java Program
369. Constructors
370. Overloading vs Overriding
371. Final Finally and Finalize
372. Generics and Type Erasure
373. == vs equals()
374. Java Class Loaders
375. serialVersionUID
376. Introduction to new features of JDK 1.9
377. Software Setup
378. Private Methods in interfaces
379. Static Private Methods
380. Improved Try with resource blocks
381. Immutable Collections
382. @SafeVarargs Enhancements
383. New Methods in streaming API
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384. JSHELL Introduction

385. JShell in Action
386. More JShell
387. Modules Introduction
388. Create Modules
389. Use one module inside another
390. Packages are mandatory
391. Transitive Dependencies
392. Using Static and Cyclic Dependencies
393. Qualified Exports
394. Aggregator and Package Resolution Assignment
395. Collection Cocept Updates - Java 21
396. Using var to declare variables
397. Uses of var
398. var restrictions
399. Collectors API updates
400. Assignment
401. isEmpty on Optional
402. Removals

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2. ADVANCE JAVA - Outdated - Learning point of view

This module covers foundational web technologies like HTML, CSS, JSP, Servlets,
JDBC, and SQL, essential for understanding full-stack development basics.
Though considered outdated for modern development, they offer valuable
learning on request-response flow, database connectivity, and MVC
architecture. A mini project consolidates these concepts practically

-> html
-> css
-> jsp
-> servlets
-> jdbc
-> sql
-> mini project

3. Spring boot / hibernate / web services (API development) / micro services

Learning Spring Boot, Hibernate, Web Services (API development), and

Microservices is essential for modern Java developers aiming to build scalable,
efficient, and enterprise-level applications. Spring Boot simplifies application
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setup with minimal configuration, while Hibernate streamlines database

operations through powerful ORM features. API development enables seamless
communication between systems, a must in today’s connected world.
Microservices architecture allows applications to be modular, easier to
maintain, and scalable across cloud platforms. Together, these technologies
form the backbone of real-world backend systems used in banking, e-
commerce, healthcare, and more—making them critical for securing top-tier
developer roles and staying competitive in the job market.

-> Spring boot

-> Spring versus Spring boot
-> Spring project setup in eclipse / STS / IntellijIdea
-> Spring boot annotations in detail
@SpringBootApplication – Combines @Configuration,
@EnableAutoConfiguration, and @ComponentScan.
@ComponentScan – Scans and registers Spring components in specified
packages.
@Configuration – Marks a class as a source of bean definitions.
@Bean – Declares a method as a Spring bean.
@Component – Marks a class as a Spring-managed component.
@Service – Marks a class as a service-layer component.
@Repository – Marks a class as a persistence component and enables
exception translation.
@Controller – Declares a class as a web controller.
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@RestController – Combines @Controller and @ResponseBody for REST

APIs.
@Autowired – Injects Spring beans automatically.
@Qualifier – Specifies which bean to inject when multiple candidates
exist.
@Value – Injects values from properties or environment.
@PostConstruct – Method runs after dependency injection is done.
@RequestMapping – Maps HTTP requests to handler methods.
@GetMapping.
@PostMapping.
@PutMapping.
@DeleteMapping.
@PathVariable – Binds URI template variables to method parameters.
@RequestParam – Binds query parameters to method parameters.
@RequestBody – Binds HTTP request body to a method parameter.
@ResponseBody – Returns method result as HTTP response body.
@Valid – Triggers validation on annotated objects.
@SpringBootTest – Loads full application context for integration testing.
@MockBean – Mocks a bean for use in tests.
@TestConfiguration – Provides custom bean definitions for testing.

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-> Spring Validations

-> Spring Security + JWT (Login + Logout)
-> API Development (Webservices) + JSON objects
-> Microservices versus monolithic Application
-> Spring Profiles
-> Spring Batch
-> Third party API integration like SMS, EMAIL, Whatsapp
-> Spring MVC
-> Exception Handling
-> Java 8 features inplmentation in Spring boot
-> Spring Batch
-> Spring Cloud
-> Microservice
-> Admin Server / Client
-> Spring Actuators
-> Zipkin
-> Eureka (Service Discovery)
-> API gateway
-> Rest Template
-> Web Client
-> Feign Client
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-> Hystrix (Circuit Breaker)

-> Implementing Spring Security + JWT token in microservice (Signup, login, OTP
based login etc)
-> Kafka
-> Hibernate versus Spring Data JPA
-> JPA Annotations in detail
@Entity – Marks a class as a JPA entity.
@Table(name = "table_name") – Specifies the database table name.
@Id – Declares the primary key of the entity.
@GeneratedValue(strategy = ...) – Configures the primary key generation
strategy.
@Column(name = "column_name") – Maps a class field to a table column.
@Transient – Excludes a field from persistence.
@Lob – Used for large objects (CLOB/BLOB).
@Temporal – Specifies temporal types for Date/Calendar (DATE, TIME,
TIMESTAMP).
@OneToOne – Defines a one-to-one relationship.
@OneToMany – Defines a one-to-many relationship.
@ManyToOne – Defines a many-to-one relationship.
@ManyToMany – Defines a many-to-many relationship.
@JoinColumn – Specifies the foreign key column.
@JoinTable – Defines a join table for many-to-many relations.
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@MappedBy – Indicates the inverse side of a bidirectional relationship.s.

@Query – Defines custom JPQL/native queries in repository methods.
@Version – Enables optimistic locking for concurrency control.

-> JpaRepository versus CRUDRepository

-> What is ORM
-> Hibernate mapping - OneToOne, OneToMany, ManyToOne, ManyToMany
-> Bidirections and Unidirectional Mapping
-> Hibernate Cache
-> Derived Queries (Method Name Based) - findByxxx()
-> JPQL (Java Persistence Query Language)
-> Performing JOIN operations using JPQL
-> Native SQL Queries
-> Pagination & Sorting in JPARepository

Project Work - Microservices

This microservices-based project simulates a real-world hotel booking platform,

designed to give learners hands-on experience with scalable architecture and

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end-to-end development. It covers key modules like user management with OTP
and encrypted login, property listing with AWS S3 photo uploads, and advanced
hotel search using JOIN queries. The booking system handles availability,
pricing, cart management, payment integration, and PDF confirmations via
email and WhatsApp. It includes notification and review systems, ensuring a
complete user experience. The project is deployed on AWS with a CI/CD
pipeline, offering practical exposure to cloud deployment. This makes it ideal for
resume-building and interview readiness.

Step 1: Creating ER Diagrams with normalization technique by Understading

Requirment Document
Step 2: High level design (HLD)
Step 3: Modules we will develop

1. User Module
a. Registration with password encryption
b. Forgot password
c. Reset Password
d. Login
e. Logout
f. OTP based login
Note: We will perform role based logins

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2. Property Module:
a. Upload Photos in s3 and storing url in database
b. Add property Details
c. Update & delete Property Details

3. Search Module
a. Search Hotel based on city, Country, Area etc using JOIN Queries

4. Booking Module
a. Select Hotel
b. Check Rooms availability
c. Add hotel to cart
d. Per night price calculations
e. Payment gateway integration
f. On successful payment generate PDF confirmation document and
send email and whats app to customer
g. One room multiple users are booking. How to tackle that

5. Notification System
a. Based on the current date bookings, auto email so be scheduled
b. Auto sending of SMS/ Whats app messages
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6. Review Management System

a. User only after loggedin can give review
b. Same user cannot give Mulitple Reviews for the same hotel
c. Loggedin user should be able to delete / update / view reviews

7. Project Deployment to AWS by creating CI/CD pipeline

Tools - 15+ trending tools used in industry

Learning these tools is crucial for developers and DevOps engineers to optimize
their workflows and enhance productivity. Git and GitHub streamline version
control and collaboration. JMeter aids in performance testing, while Docker and
Kubernetes enable efficient containerization and orchestration. Jira helps with
project management, and JUnit, Mockito, and JaCoCo support automated
testing and code coverage. SLF4J simplifies logging, and ELK is invaluable for
monitoring and log analysis. Maven handles project builds, Jenkins enables
CI/CD pipelines, and SonarQube ensures code quality. Postman and Swagger are
essential for API testing. Redis Cache boosts performance, and Outlook is
essential for communication and scheduling.

1. git and git hub

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2. Jmeter
3. Docker
4. Jira
5. Junit
6. Mockito
7. Jacoco
8. SL4J
9. ELK
10. Maven
11. Kubernetes
12. Jenkins - CI/CD pipeline
13. SonarQube
14. Test API - PostMan, Swagger
15. Redis Cache
16. Outlook

SDLC - software development life cycle

1. waterfall model
2. spiral model
3. v-model
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4. hybrid model

Agile (important)
1. What is Agile?
2. Agile vs. Traditional (Waterfall) Methodologies
3. Scrum (most important)
3.1 Roles: Scrum Master, Product Owner, Development Team
3.2 Events: Sprint, Daily Scrum, Sprint Planning, Sprint Review, Sprint
Retrospective
3.2 Artifacts: Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog
4. Kanban Board
5. User Stories and Acceptance Criteria
6. Estimation Techniques: Story Points, Planning Poker
7. Agile Tool - Jira

LINUX

Linux is essential for developers and DevOps engineers due to its widespread
use in production environments, especially in cloud and server infrastructures.
Developers benefit from Linux's powerful command-line tools, compatibility
with programming languages, and open-source contributions. DevOps engineers
rely on Linux for managing cloud infrastructure, automation through scripting,
and containerization tools like Docker and Kubernetes. Both roles require
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knowledge of Linux for tasks like version control, security, monitoring, and
performance optimization. In summary, Linux provides the flexibility, efficiency,
and scalability needed for modern development, deployment, and system
management, making it a crucial skill for both developers and DevOps
professionals.

1. Why Should a developer or devops engineer learn linux

2. Linux Operating System (OS) history
3. Linux Distributions(Amazon Linux, Ubuntu, Red Hat, Debian, Kali, Fedora)
4. How to setup Linux Operating System ?
5. Linux Commands Mastery (Nearly 500+ commands you learn pratically)
6. Managing User Groups in Linux
7. Enabling Password-Based Authentication in Linux
8. File Permissions in Linux
9. Working with ZIP Files in Linux
10. Networking Commands
11. Package Managers in Linux
12. Linux Architecture Components

SHELL SCRIPT
1. Why Use Scripting?

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2. What is Shell Scripting?

3. Common Use Cases of Shell Scripting
4. What is Sha-Bang?
5. Variable Naming Conventions in Shell
6. Types of Variables in Linux
7. Setting Variables Permanently in Linux
8. How to Set Variables for All Users in Linux?
9. Operators in Linux Shell Scripting
10. Indentation how to remember
11. Looping in Shell Scripting
12. Functions in Shell Script
13. Scheduling - CRON JOB

AWS SERVICE:

Learning AWS services is essential for both developers and DevOps engineers to
build and manage scalable, secure applications in the cloud. EC2 and EBS are
foundational for compute and storage, while Load Balancers (monolithic and
microservices) ensure traffic distribution. Security Groups and Key Pairs handle
security. Auto Scaling and Snapshots provide flexibility and backup. VPC and
IAM Roles enable secure network management. EKS simplifies container
orchestration, and EFS offers scalable file storage. CloudFormation and
Terraform manage infrastructure as code. Monitoring and notifications are
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handled via CloudWatch and SNS. S3 provides storage, while RDS and Lambda
enhance database and serverless operations.

1. EC2
2. EBS
3. LoadBalancers
3.1 Monolythic
3.2 Microservices
4. Security Group
5. Key pairs
6. Memory Types in Server
7. Auto Scaling
8. SNAPSHOTS
9. VPC
10. IAM Role
11. EKS
12. EFS
13. Cloud Formation
14. Coud Watch
15. SNS
16. Terraform

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17. Ansible
18. Grafana
19. S3
20. Elastic Beanstalk
21. RDS
22. AWS Lamda

Project Work - For Resume

Step 1: Creating ER Diagrams by Understading Requirment Document

Step 2: High level design (HLD)

Step 3: Modules we will develop

1. User Module
a. Registration with password encryption

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b. Forgot password
c. Reset Password
d. Login
e. Logout
f. OTP based login
Note: We will perform role ad logins

2. Property Module:
a. Upload Photos in s3
b. Add property Details
c. Update & delete Property Details

3. Search Module
a. Search Hotel based on city, Country, Area etc using JOIN Queries

4. Booking Module
a. Select Hotel
b. Check Rooms availability
c. Add hotel to cart
d. Per night price calculations
e. Payment gateway integration
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f. On successful payment generate PDF confirmation document and

send email and whats app to customer
g. One room multiple users are booking. How to tackel that

5. Notification System
a. Based on the current date bookings, auto email so be scheduled
b. Auto sending of SMS/ Whats app messages

6. Review Management System

a. User only after loggedin can give review
b. Same user cannot give Mulitple Reviews for the same hotel
c. Loggedin user should be able to delete / update / view reviews

Step 4. Resume Preparation

Step 5:
-> Support to get placed with minimum 5 to 8 interview calls per week
-> No Validity for placement support

Angular with Typescript

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Module 1: Advanced Angular Concepts

TypeScript
Angular Introduction
Angular Architecture

Module 2: Data Binding & Component Interaction

Data Binding - Fundamentals
Data Binding with Loops and Events
Visiting Card & Employee Details Components

Module 3: Pipes & Custom Component Logic

Pipes in Angular
Employee Details with Custom Pipes
Employee Count Component
Complete Employee Details Module

Module 4: Directives & Lifecycle

Structural and Attribute Directives
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Lifecycle Hooks in Angular

Advanced Directives

Module 5: Angular Services & Dependency Injection

Creating and Injecting Angular Services

Module 6: Routing in Angular

Routing Project Setup
Routing Fundamentals
Child Routes Configuration
Routing with Query Parameters
Routing in Product Section
Route Guards and Access Control

Module 7: Angular Forms

Template-Driven Forms
Reactive Forms

Module 8: Final Integration

End-to-End Integration Project

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