Course: Java – Advanced
(Skill Development Course)
Course Duration: 3 months
(Part-Time)
Course Objectives:
1.
To provide students with a comprehensive
understanding of advanced Java concepts.
2.
To equip students with the skills necessary to
develop web applications using Java.
3.
To enable students to create dynamic web pages
using JavaServer Pages (JSP) and Servlets.
4.
To familiarize students with session management
techniques in Java web applications.
5.
To introduce students to JSP tag libraries and
their implementation.
6.
To enhance students' problem-solving and
programming skills in Java.
Course Overview:
This 3-month part-time course is designed to teach advanced Java
concepts and their practical application in web development. The course will
cover topics such as web application basics, web container setup, servlets,
session management, JavaServer Pages (JSP), JSP elements, directives, and JSP
tag libraries. Students will gain hands-on experience through practical
exercises and projects.
Course Teaching Methodology:
1.
Lectures: In-depth explanations of concepts and
principles.
2.
Demonstrations: Live demonstrations of code and
application development.
3.
Hands-on Exercises: Practical assignments to
reinforce learning.
4.
Projects: Real-world projects to apply learned
skills.
5.
Code Reviews: Feedback on students' code to improve
coding practices.
6.
Discussions: Open discussions to encourage student
participation and clarify doubts.
Importance for Learners in Career Growth and
Self-Employment:
Java is a widely used programming language in the industry, especially
for web development. By gaining advanced Java skills, learners can
significantly enhance their career prospects. The course will equip them with
the knowledge to create web applications, which is in high demand in the
market. Additionally, understanding Java's advanced concepts will empower
learners to pursue self-employment opportunities as web developers or freelance
Java programmers.
Syllabus:
1) Basics of a Web Application
·
What is a web application?
·
What is a web client and web server?
·
How do clients and servers communicate?
·
HTTP protocol basics
·
HTML language basics
·
Understanding TCP/IP ports and URLs
·
The need for a Web Container
2) Web Container and Web Application Project Setup
·
Setting up Tomcat Container on a machine
·
Setting up a Servlets JSP project in Eclipse
·
Configuring dependencies of Servlet JSP APIs
·
Web application project structure
3) Servlets
·
Introduction to Servlets
·
Purpose and functionality of Servlets
·
Servlet code structure
·
HTTP Methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, TRACE,
OPTIONS
·
Differences between GET and POST requests
·
Servlet Lifecycle
·
Servlet Context and Servlet Config
·
Forwarding and redirection of requests
4) Session Management
·
What is a session?
·
Why is session management required?
·
Retrieving a session
·
Passing session information between client and
server
·
Session information passing mechanisms: Cookies,
URL rewriting
·
How to destroy a session
5) Java Server Pages (JSP)
·
Introduction to JSP and its need
·
Basic HTML tags in JSP
·
JSP Lifecycle
6) JSP Elements
·
Scriptlets
·
Expressions
·
Declarations
·
Significance of the above elements and their
fitment into the JSP Lifecycle
·
Directives in JSP: Page Directive, Include
Directive, Taglib Directive
7) JSP Tag Library
·
JSP Standard Actions
·
Expression Language
·
JSTL basics and usage
·
Need for Custom Tag Library
·
Implementing a Custom Tag Library
Note: The course content can be modified based on the requirements of
learners or specific location.
Please note that the syllabus provided above is a general outline and
can be adjusted or expanded based on the duration of the course and the
specific needs of the learners.
Course: Java – Advanced
(Skill Development Course)
Course Duration: 3 months
(Part-Time)
Course Objectives:
1.
To provide students with a comprehensive
understanding of advanced Java concepts.
2.
To equip students with the skills necessary to
develop web applications using Java.
3.
To enable students to create dynamic web pages
using JavaServer Pages (JSP) and Servlets.
4.
To familiarize students with session management
techniques in Java web applications.
5.
To introduce students to JSP tag libraries and
their implementation.
6.
To enhance students' problem-solving and
programming skills in Java.
Course Overview:
This 3-month part-time course is designed to teach advanced Java
concepts and their practical application in web development. The course will
cover topics such as web application basics, web container setup, servlets,
session management, JavaServer Pages (JSP), JSP elements, directives, and JSP
tag libraries. Students will gain hands-on experience through practical
exercises and projects.
Course Teaching Methodology:
1.
Lectures: In-depth explanations of concepts and
principles.
2.
Demonstrations: Live demonstrations of code and
application development.
3.
Hands-on Exercises: Practical assignments to
reinforce learning.
4.
Projects: Real-world projects to apply learned
skills.
5.
Code Reviews: Feedback on students' code to improve
coding practices.
6.
Discussions: Open discussions to encourage student
participation and clarify doubts.
Importance for Learners in Career Growth and
Self-Employment:
Java is a widely used programming language in the industry, especially
for web development. By gaining advanced Java skills, learners can
significantly enhance their career prospects. The course will equip them with
the knowledge to create web applications, which is in high demand in the
market. Additionally, understanding Java's advanced concepts will empower
learners to pursue self-employment opportunities as web developers or freelance
Java programmers.
Syllabus:
1) Basics of a Web Application
·
What is a web application?
·
What is a web client and web server?
·
How do clients and servers communicate?
·
HTTP protocol basics
·
HTML language basics
·
Understanding TCP/IP ports and URLs
·
The need for a Web Container
2) Web Container and Web Application Project Setup
·
Setting up Tomcat Container on a machine
·
Setting up a Servlets JSP project in Eclipse
·
Configuring dependencies of Servlet JSP APIs
·
Web application project structure
3) Servlets
·
Introduction to Servlets
·
Purpose and functionality of Servlets
·
Servlet code structure
·
HTTP Methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, TRACE,
OPTIONS
·
Differences between GET and POST requests
·
Servlet Lifecycle
·
Servlet Context and Servlet Config
·
Forwarding and redirection of requests
4) Session Management
·
What is a session?
·
Why is session management required?
·
Retrieving a session
·
Passing session information between client and
server
·
Session information passing mechanisms: Cookies,
URL rewriting
·
How to destroy a session
5) Java Server Pages (JSP)
·
Introduction to JSP and its need
·
Basic HTML tags in JSP
·
JSP Lifecycle
6) JSP Elements
·
Scriptlets
·
Expressions
·
Declarations
·
Significance of the above elements and their
fitment into the JSP Lifecycle
·
Directives in JSP: Page Directive, Include
Directive, Taglib Directive
7) JSP Tag Library
·
JSP Standard Actions
·
Expression Language
·
JSTL basics and usage
·
Need for Custom Tag Library
·
Implementing a Custom Tag Library
Note: The course content can be modified based on the requirements of
learners or specific location.
Please note that the syllabus provided above is a general outline and
can be adjusted or expanded based on the duration of the course and the
specific needs of the learners.
