Overview of Advanced Java Programming

The Advanced Java Programming Course is designed to enhance the skills of Java developers by focusing on enterprise-level application development, web technologies, and advanced frameworks. This training covers key topics such as JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Hibernate, Spring Framework, RESTful Web Services, and Microservices Architecture. Learners gain expertise in handling multithreading, distributed computing, JavaBeans, and security mechanisms essential for building robust and scalable applications. The course emphasizes hands-on learning, enabling students to implement real-world projects using industry best practices and design patterns.

At BCIA in Dubai, our Advanced Java training is conducted by expert trainers with over 20 years of industry experience, ensuring in-depth knowledge transfer and practical exposure. Students will learn to develop secure, high-performance web applications using Spring Boot, Hibernate, and REST APIs, integrating databases and cloud services. This training is ideal for professionals looking to advance their Java development careers, preparing them for high-paying job roles in enterprise software development, cloud computing, and backend engineering.

 

Why and what are the benefits of studying Advanced Java Programming Language

Advanced Java is essential for developers who want to build scalable, secure, and high-performance applications. Unlike Core Java, which focuses on the fundamentals, Advanced Java covers enterprise-level technologies such as JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Hibernate, Spring Framework, RESTful Web Services, and Microservices Architecture. These technologies are widely used in web development, cloud computing, and distributed systems, making Advanced Java a crucial skill for software professionals. Mastering Advanced Java enables developers to create dynamic web applications, integrate databases, and implement secure authentication mechanisms, which are vital for modern IT solutions.

At BCIA in Dubai, we offer expert-led Advanced Java training with more than 20 years of experienced trainers, ensuring a practical, hands-on learning experience. Our training helps students gain real-world expertise by working on industry-level projects, performance optimization, and best coding practices. By learning Advanced Java, students enhance their career prospects, qualifying for roles such as Java Developer, Backend Engineer, Full Stack Developer, and Cloud Application Developer. With a growing demand for Java professionals in the IT industry, mastering Advanced Java opens doors to high-paying job opportunities worldwide.

Advanced Java Programming Course Syllabus (Duration 40 Hrs.)

Module 1: Introduction to Advanced Java

1. Overview of Advanced Java

   • Differences Between Core Java and Advanced Java
   • Understanding J2EE and Java Enterprise Applications
   • Importance of Advanced Java in Software Development
   • Setting Up Java EE Development Environment
   • Introduction to Java Frameworks (Spring, Hibernate)

2. Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

   • JDBC Architecture and API
   • Types of JDBC Drivers
   • Connection Pooling and Data Sources
   • CRUD Operations Using JDBC
   • Handling Transactions in JDBC

Module 2: Java Servlets

3. Introduction to Servlets

   • Role of Servlets in Web Applications
   • Servlet Life Cycle (init, service, destroy)
   • Servlet API and Annotations
   • Handling HTTP Requests and Responses
   • Implementing Session Management in Servlets

4. Advanced Servlet Concepts

   • Servlet Filters and Listeners
   • Request Dispatcher and Redirect
   • Handling File Uploads in Servlets
   • Servlet Context and Servlet Config
   • Best Practices for Writing Servlets

Module 3: JavaServer Pages (JSP)

5. Basics of JSP

   • JSP vs Servlets
   • JSP Lifecycle and Architecture
   • JSP Directives and Scripting Elements
   • Implicit Objects in JSP
   • Expression Language (EL) in JSP

6. Advanced JSP Concepts

   • JSP Custom Tags and Tag Libraries (JSTL)
   • Handling Form Data and Validations
   • Session Tracking Using JSP
   • Error Handling and Exception Handling in JSP
   • Best Practices for Optimized JSP Applications

Module 4: Java Persistence API (JPA) and Hibernate

7. Introduction to Hibernate

   • ORM and Hibernate Overview
   • Hibernate vs JDBC
   • Hibernate Configuration and Setup
   • Mapping Entities to Tables
   • CRUD Operations with Hibernate

8. Advanced Hibernate Features

   • HQL (Hibernate Query Language)
   • Caching Mechanisms in Hibernate
   • Relationships (One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many)
   • Transactions and Concurrency Control
   • Performance Optimization in Hibernate

Module 5: Spring Framework

9. Introduction to Spring Framework

   • Importance of Spring in Java Development
   • Spring Core and Dependency Injection
   • Spring Annotations and Configuration
   • Bean Scopes and Lifecycle
   • Working with ApplicationContext

10. Spring Boot Fundamentals

• Introduction to Spring Boot
• Creating a Spring Boot Application
• Spring Boot Starters and Auto Configuration
• Developing RESTful APIs with Spring Boot
• Exception Handling in Spring Boot

11. Spring MVC (Model-View-Controller)

• MVC Architecture in Spring
• Handling HTTP Requests and Responses
• Form Validations with Spring MVC
• View Technologies (Thymeleaf, JSP)
• Building a CRUD Web Application

12. Spring Data and JPA

• Spring Data JPA Overview
• Defining Repositories and Queries
• Using Criteria API for Dynamic Queries
• Pagination and Sorting in Spring Data
• Best Practices for Spring Data Applications

Module 6: RESTful Web Services

13. Introduction to REST APIs

• What are RESTful Web Services?
• REST vs SOAP Web Services
• HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
• JSON and XML Data Handling
• Implementing REST API with Spring Boot

14. Securing REST APIs

• Introduction to OAuth and JWT
• Implementing Authentication and Authorization
• Securing Endpoints with Spring Security
• CORS Handling in REST APIs
• Logging and Monitoring APIs

15. Consuming REST APIs

• Calling APIs Using RestTemplate
• Handling API Responses and Errors
• Pagination and Filtering in REST APIs
• Testing REST Services with Postman
• Best Practices for REST API Development

Module 7: Microservices Architecture

16. Introduction to Microservices

• Monolithic vs Microservices Architecture
• Benefits of Microservices
• Key Components of Microservices
• Design Patterns for Microservices
• Challenges in Microservices Development

17. Implementing Microservices with Spring Boot

• Creating Microservices with Spring Boot
• Service Discovery with Eureka
• API Gateway with Spring Cloud Gateway
• Inter-Service Communication Using Feign Client
• Circuit Breaker Pattern with Resilience4j

18. Containerization and Deployment

• Introduction to Docker and Kubernetes
• Writing Dockerfiles for Java Applications
• Running Java Applications in Containers
• Kubernetes Basics and Deployment
• Monitoring and Scaling Microservices

Module 8: Messaging and Distributed Systems

19. Messaging with JMS and Kafka

• Introduction to Messaging Systems
• Working with Java Message Service (JMS)
• Introduction to Apache Kafka
• Producer-Consumer Model in Kafka
• Implementing Event-Driven Microservices

Module 9: Security and Authentication

20. Implementing Security in Java Applications

• Introduction to Java Security Frameworks
• Authentication and Authorization Techniques
• Implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
• Encrypting and Hashing Passwords
• Preventing Common Security Vulnerabilities

Module 10: Java 8+ Features and Functional Programming

21. Lambda Expressions and Functional Interfaces

• Introduction to Functional Programming
• Lambda Expressions in Java
• Using Functional Interfaces (Predicate, Supplier)
• Streams API with Lambda
• Method References and Default Methods

22. Advanced Streams API

• Filtering, Mapping, and Reducing Data
• Collecting and Grouping Data
• Parallel Streams for Performance Optimization
• Handling Null Values with Optional
• Real-Time Use Cases of Streams API

Module 11: Design Patterns and Best Practices

23. Introduction to Design Patterns

• Importance of Design Patterns
• Creational, Structural, and Behavioral Patterns
• Singleton, Factory, and Prototype Patterns
• Observer, Strategy, and Command Patterns
• Implementing Patterns in Spring Applications

24. Performance Optimization and Debugging

• Memory Management and Garbage Collection
• Analyzing Performance with JProfiler
• Thread Dump and Heap Dump Analysis
• SQL Query Optimization
• Best Practices for Writing High-Performance Java Code

Module 12: Final Project and Career Preparation

25. Real-World Java Project

• Understanding the Business Requirements
• Designing the System Architecture
• Developing the Backend with Spring Boot
• Securing and Testing the Application
• Deploying the Application to Cloud

26. Interview Preparation and Career Guidance

• Common Advanced Java Interview Questions
• Problem-Solving and Coding Challenges
• Resume Writing and LinkedIn Optimization
• Mock Interviews and HR Questions
• Freelancing and Startup Opportunities

Conclusion

This Advanced Java Programming Course at BCIA Dubai provides in-depth training on enterprise application development, web services, microservices, and cloud deployment. Conducted by highly experienced trainers with over 20 years of expertise, this program ensures learners gain hands-on experience in real-world projects and industry best practices. Whether you're a software developer, backend engineer, or aspiring Java professional, this course will equip you with the skills needed to excel in modern software development. 🚀