Java Programming Developer - 5 days Online Classroom

2.650,00 EUR

  • 5 days
Live Virtual Classroom
In House / In Company

Build a strong foundation in Java programming and gain the practical skills needed to develop modern, object-oriented applications. This hands-on Java Programming Developer course is designed for aspiring developers and technical professionals who want to learn how to write, test, debug, and maintain Java applications using real-world coding practices.

Key Features

Language

Course material in English

Level

Beginner - Intermediate level

5 days of live instructor-led

Virtual training (8 hours / day)

Real-time coding exercises

Online live lab learning environment

Digital study resources

Support for Java exam readiness

60+ recommended study hours

Program completion certification included

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Learning Outcomes

At the end of this program, you will be able to:

Exception Handling & Error Management

Learn to handle exceptions using try-catch-finally blocks, create custom exceptions, and build more reliable and maintainable Java applications.

Inheritance, Interfaces & Abstraction

Apply core object-oriented concepts including inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, and interfaces to create flexible and reusable Java applications.

Modular Applications & File Handling

Work with Java modules, file handling APIs, buffered streams, and deployment tools to build structured and deployable applications.

Database Connectivity with JDBC

Connect Java applications to relational databases using JDBC, execute queries, manage transactions, and process database results efficiently.

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Course timeline

  1. Day 1

    Session 1: Java Platform & Basic I/O

    • Java language and platform fundamentals
    • Program structure: modules, packages, and classes
    • Main method and Java syntax
    • Standard input/output operations
    • Text file handling
    • Compilation and execution process

    Session 2: Classes & Objects

    • Objects and classes in Java
    • Fields, methods, and constructors
    • Using the this keyword
    • Object instantiation and dot notation

    Session 3: Variables & Data Types

    • Instance and local variables
    • Primitive types, literals, and casting
    • References and null handling
    • Arrays and strings overview
    • Wrapper classes and autoboxing
    • Constants, type inference, and varargs
    • Shape examples and exercises
  2. Day 2

    Session 4: Decisions, Loops & Arrays

    • Relational and logical operators
    • If statements and switch expressions
    • Ternary operator and arrays
    • While and for loops
    • Break, continue, and return statements
    • Nested and infinite loops

    Session 5: Static Members & Enums

    • Static fields, methods, and initializers
    • Understanding the static context
    • Main method and static imports
    • Working with enums, constructors, and methods
    • Shape examples and exercises
  3. Day 3

    Session 6: Standard Library APIs

    • Math and BigDecimal
    • Number formatting
    • String and StringBuilder
    • Pattern matching
    • Java time API
    • ArrayList and HashMap

    Session 7: Exception Handling & Debugging

    • Checked and unchecked exceptions
    • try-catch-finally and stack traces
    • Exception handling and custom exceptions
    • Try-with-resources and assertions
    • Debugging techniques
    • Shape examples and exercises
  4. Day 4

    Session 8: Encapsulation

    • Encapsulation and data hiding
    • Access modifiers
    • Getters, setters, and constructors
    • The this keyword and Java Beans
    • Introduction to records

    Session 9: Composition & Aggregation

    • Composition and aggregation concepts
    • Composite and aggregate associations
    • References vs copies in getter methods
    • Shape examples and exercises
  5. Day 5

    Session 10: Inheritance & Polymorphism

    • Inheritance and superclass extension
    • Method overriding and polymorphism
    • Upcasting, downcasting, and instanceof
    • The super keyword and subclass constructors
    • Final and sealed classes
    • Abstract classes and interfaces
    • Interface implementation and polymorphism
    • Object class methods: toString, hashCode, and equals

    Session 11: Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

    • JDBC fundamentals and drivers
    • Database connections and transaction management
    • Statements and PreparedStatements
    • Executing queries and batch updates
    • Processing ResultSets and resource handling
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Who Should Enroll in this Program?

Aspiring Java developers and programmers

Junior software developers seeking Java skills

IT professionals transitioning into software development

Developers with experience in another programming language

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Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of programming concepts such as variables, logic, and control structures
  • Familiarity with using computers and file navigation
  • Basic command-line knowledge is beneficial but not mandatory
  • Prior experience in any programming language is helpful but not essential

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Licensing and accreditation

The course is offered according to Partner Program Agreement and complies with the License Agreement requirements.

Equity Policy

Candidates are encouraged to reach out to AVC for guidance and support throughout the accommodation process.

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