Program Highlights
Top-Notch Faculty
Hackathons and Coding Challenges
Guaranteed Job Interviews
Real-life Projects and Bootcamps
Skills Covered
Java Programming
Python
Spring Framework
Spring Boot
Spring MVC
Spring Security
** Python and related stack will be covered if Python Full Stack is chosen
Tools and Technologies
Java Development Kit
Eclipse
IntelliJ IDEA
Spring Tool Suite
Swagger
(Open API Generator)
AWS
GITHUB
MongoDB
Apache Maven
MySQL workbench
PostgreSQL PGadmin
ReactJS
JSON
Docker
Kubernetes
Bootstrap
Postman
Why ExcelR
Industry-Based Course Curriculum
Six Value Added Courses
Work Hands-on with 100+ Hours of Internship and 10+ Bootcamps
Guaranteed Job Interview Calls with our 2000+ partner companies
Support through WhatsApp, Calls, & Emails
Lifetime eLearning Access
Projects
- Beginner
- Build a simple to-do list app using ReactJS for the front-end and Java for the back-end. The app should allow users to create and manage tasks, mark tasks as complete, and delete tasks.
- Intermediate
- Build a recipe app using ReactJS for the front-end and Java for the back-end. The app should allow users to search for recipes, view recipe details, and save their favorite recipes.
- Intermediate
- Build an e-commerce store using ReactJS for the front-end and Java for the back-end. The store should allow users to browse products, add products to their cart, and checkout.
- Advanced
- Build a weather app using ReactJS for the front-end and Java for the back-end. The app should allow users to enter a location and get the current weather conditions for that location.
- Advanced
- Build an expense tracker app using ReactJS for the front-end and Java for the back-end. The app should allow users to enter their expenses, categorize them, and view reports on their spending.
- Advanced
- Build an income tax application using ReactJS for the front-end and Java for the back-end. The project will also involve choosing an appropriate database, designing an API, and deploying the application to a server.
Real-life Interview Case Studies
- EduGorilla is an online education platform that uses ReactJS for its front-end development and Java for its back-end development. Learners will study the different features and functionalities of the platform and explore ways to improve it further using their knowledge of Java and ReactJS.
- Taskworld is a project management platform that uses ReactJS for its front-end development and Java for its back-end development and can serve as a relevant case study, as it demonstrates how these technologies can be used to create a powerful and effective project management platform.
- Dropbox is a popular file hosting service that uses ReactJS for its front-end development and Java for its back-end development. Senior level professionals will benefit from studying its functionalities and exploring ways to improve it further using their knowledge of Java and ReactJS.
Career Progression and Salary Trends
Learning Path
Course Curriculum
- Overview of Web And web application
- Overview of Mobile and mobile applications
- Web VS Mobile
- Web Designer vs HTML Developer
- Elements and Attributes
- Tags
- Introduction
- Types
- Single Tags / Empty Tags / Void Tag / Self Enclosing Tag
- Paired Tags
- Semantic Tags
- Non Semantic Tags
- Elements
- Introduction
- Types
- Inline elements
- Block Level
- Inline-Block
- Attributes
- Introduction
- Types
- Predefined Attributes
- Global Attributes
- Style
- Id
- class
- Element Specific Attributes
- src
- alt
- type
- Custom / User Defined Attributes
- Text tags
- Headings
- h1 to h6
- Paragraph
- Lists
- Ordered List
- Unordered List
- Definition List
- Tables
- article
- aside
- Graphic Tags
- Image Tag
- Figure tag
- Links
- Anchor
- Internal linking(Within Project)
- External Linking(from our project to external pages)
- (#)HashBased navigation(Within page)
- Multi Media Tags
- Audio
- Video
- Layout Tags
- Div
- Section
- Header
- Main
- Nav
- Footer
- Form tags and form attributes
- Form
- Form attributes
- method
- action
- enc-type
- autocomplete
- novalidate
- Form Elements & form element attributes
- Types
- Input types
- text
- password
- file
- hidden
- radio
- checkbox
- submit(Action Items)
- reset(Action Items)
- Textarea
- Dropdown Box
- select
- option
- Attributes of form elements
- type
- name
- placeholder
- value
- HTML Features with Examples
- The DOCTYPE declaration for HTMl5 is very simple, !DOCTYPE html
- The character encoding meta charset=”UTF-8”
- New function for embedding audio(audio), video(video), graphics(svg and canvas)
- Client-side data storage
- Interactive documents
- New structural elements, article ,header,footer,nav,section,and figure
- New from control calendar, date,time,email,url,search
- Javascript enhancement
- New HTML5 API’s
- HTML Geolocation, HTML Drag And Drop, Web storage
- What is CSS
- Why Use CSS?
- How is CSS Used?
- Creating and Linking a CSS StyleSheet
- How To Test A Stylesheet
- Selectors
- What is a selector?
- The Universal/Global Selector
- The Tag/Element Selector
- The ID Selector
- The Class Selector
- The Attribute Selector
- The Relationship Selector
- Psuedo Selector
- Group Selector
- Specificity & When To Use Selectors
- What are Properties?
- The CSS General Rule
- Coloring & Formatting
- Types of Colors
- Coloring Text
- Background colors
- Images/URLs in CSS Other background Properties
- Opacity / Transparency
- Gradients
- Fonts & text manipulation
- Introduction to types of units
- Text Manipulation
- Font Size, Bolding & Style
- Font Families
- Including external fonts W/Google Fonts
- Using External Fonts
- Layout
- Introduction
- The Box Model
- Padding
- Border
- Margin
- Changing Content Size
- CSS Borders
- Margin & Padding
- Float & Display Types
- Flexbox
- Introduction
- Flexbox Components
- Creating a Flex Container
- Flex Direction & Wrap
- Content Alignment
- Flex Item Order
- Shrink, Grow & Basis
- The 'Flex' Property
- Item Alignment
- Grid
- Grid vs Flexbox
- Introduction
- Differences
- Creating a Grid
- Template Columns & Rows
- Justify & Align Grid
- Row & Column Gaps
- Column & Row Lines
- Grid Area
- Animation & Transitions
- The Transitions Property
- Transform property
- Creating Animations w/ Key frames
- Adding an Animation
- Animation Properties
- Media Queries
- Media Queries in css
- Introductions
- properties
- What is Javascript? Use of javascript?
- Trend of Javascript
- Types of Implementing Javascript
- Inline
- Internal
- External
- Basics of Javascript
- What are the Datatypes? Example for each one of them
- Variables & Constants
- Operators
- What is Operators?
- Types of Operators
- Examples
- Conditions / Decision making
- What is decision-making
- Types of Conditions
- Examples for each one of them
- Loops / Iterations
- What are loops? Usage?
- Types of loops
- Entry controlled vs exit controlled loops
- Examples for each one of them
- DataStorage Techniques & DOM Manipulation
- What are the types of data storage?
- Strings & Methods
- Arrays & Methods
- Objects & Methods
- Array of Objects
- Realtime examples for each one of them
- DOM & Dom Manipulations
- What is DOM & Dom Manipulation Methods?
- Types of DOM Manipulation Methods
- Dom Selectors
- getelementById()
- getElementByTagName()
- getElementByClassName()
- querySelector()
- querySelectorAll()
- Attaching Event
- addEventListener()
- Detaching Event
- removeEventListener()
- Manipulating Elements
- createElement()
- appendChild()
- removeChild()
- replaceChild()
- Manipulating Attributes
- setAttribute()
- removeAttribute()
- Adding Css using Javascript
- document.getElementById('idvalue').style.property = 'value'
- Classlist
- addClass
- removeClass
- InnerHTML
- Document.write() vs innerHTML
- Forms & Events
- What is forms and validations?
- Events and Event handling
- Types of events
- Keyboard events
- keyup
- keydown
- keypress(deprecated)
- Mouse events
- click
- dblclick
- hover
- mouseover
- mousemove
- mouseleave
- contextmenu
- Form events
- submit
- blur
- focus
- reset
- change
- Page events
- load
- scroll
- resize
- What is event Bubbling And Capturing?
- Event loop
- Types of form validations
- field validations
- form validation
- Regular expressions
- form validation using regex
- form validation without regex
- Error Handling
- What are the types of errors in JS?
- syntax errors
- type errors
- assignment errors
- reference errors
- others
- How to handle the errors?
- What is exception handling?
- try block
- catch block
- finally block
- throw block
- custom error messages
- What are the types of errors in JS?
- OOJS
- Object oriented Principles
- Data abtraction
- Data Encapsulation
- ES5
- Object Literal
- Object Constructor
- Es6+
- Classical
- Polymorphism
- Operators Overloading
- Function Overloading
- Inheritance
- Types of inheritance
- Js Supported Types
- Object oriented Principles
- call(),apply() and bind()
- Adding JavaScript to a Web Page
- Inline Script
- Internal Script
- External Script
- Multiple External Scripts
- Arrays
- How to create an empty array
- How to create an array with values
- Creating an array using split
- Accessing array items using index
- Modifying array element
- Methods to manipulate array
- Array of arrays
- Conditionals
- If
- If Else
- If Else if Else
- Switch
- Ternary Operators
- Loops
- If Else
- Scope
- If Else if Else
- Object
- Switch
- Functions
- Ternary Operators
- Higher Order Function
- Callback
- Returning function
- Setting time
- Destructuring and Spreading
- What is Destructuring?
- What can we destructure?
- Spread or Rest Operator
- Functional Programming
- Foreach
- Map
- Filter
- Reduce
- Find
- Findindex
- Some
- Every
- Classes
- Defining a class
- Class Instantiation
- Class Constructor
- Default values with constructor
- Class methods
- Properties with initial value
- Getter
- Setter
- Static method
- Inheritance
- Overriding methods
- Document Object Model(DOM)
- Getting Started React
- What is React?
- Why React?
- JSX
- JSX Element
- Commenting a JSX element
- Rendering a JSX Element
- Style and className in JSX
- Injecting data to a JSX Element
- Setting Up
- Node
- Module
- Package
- Node Package Manager(NPM)
- Visual Studio Code
- Browser
- Visual Studio Extensions
- Create React App
- Your first React App
- React Boilerplate
- Styles in JSX
- Injecting data to JSX elements
- Importing Media Objects in React
- Components
- Big picture of components
- JavaScript function
- JavaScript Class
- Creating React Component
- Props
- Props in Functional Component
- What is props?
- Props object
- Destructuring props
- propTypes
- defaultProps
- Mapping arrays
- Mapping and rendering arrays
- Class Components
- Accessing props in Class components
- Methods in Class based component
- States
- What is State?
- How to set a state
- Resetting a state using a JavaScript method
- React Project Folder Structure and File Naming
- File Naming
- Folder
- Components Folder
- Fragments
- Events
- What is an event?
- Forms
- Getting data from an input field
- Getting multiple input data from form
- Get data from different input field types
- Form Validation
- What is validation?
- What is the purpose of validation
- Validation Types
- Uncotrolled Components
- Getting data from an uncontrolled input
- Getting multiple input data from form
- Component Life Cycles
- What is component life cycle
- Mounting
- Updating
- Unmounting
- Third Party Packages
- NPM or Yarn
- React Router
- What is React Router ?
- BroswerRouter
- Route
- Switch
- NavLink
- Nested Routing
- Redirect
- Prompt
- Fetch and Axios
- Fetch
- Axios
- Introducing React Hook
- Basic Hooks
- Additional Hook
- Form Using React Hooks
- Basic Hooks
- Additional Hook
- Fetching Data Using Hooks
- Basic Hooks
- Additional Hook
- Custom Hooks
- Context
- useRef
- Introduction To Java
- History of Java
- What is Java , Java Flavors, characteristics
- JVM Architecture
- Bytecode
- Class Loader
- Unicode
- Class path
- Path
- Fundamentals of Java Programming
- Object oriented concepts ( OOP )
- Keywords, Datatypes, Variables, Operators, Casting
- Selection statement ( if, switch )
- Control flow , Conditional
- Control statements ( while, do while , for )
- Conditional statements ( if, else, elseif )
- Static
- Arrays
- Object Oriented Programming with Java
- Classes and Objects
- Structure of a class – its internals ( Data Members, methods )
- Using static
- Constructor
- Object Oriented Programming with Java continued
- This keyword
- Modifiers
- Playing with the object ( copying, casting )
- Garbage collection
- Abstract class
- Inheritance
- Basics (extends keyword )
- Modifiers and their scope
- Deriving a class
- Super, final keyword
- Why java does not support multiple inheritance?
- Polymorphism
- Overloading a method
- Overloading a constructor
- Method overriding
- Accessing base class method
- Packages and Interfaces
- Basics
- Modifiers and their scope chart
- Setting classpath
- Compiling and accessing a packaged class
- Types of packages
- User defined package
- Exploring java.lang package
- String, StringBuffer, Arrays
- Wrapper classes
- Exception Handling
- Basics
- Hierarchy of exceptions
- Handling exception – Try, catch, finally, throw, throws
- User defined exceptions
- Threads
- Basics, Thread class , Runnable Interface
- Thread model
- Life cycle – start(), run()
- Scheduling
- Threads Continued
- Deadlocks / concurrency issues
- Synchronization – as a block, as a modifier
- Daemon thread
- I/O Streams
- Introduction
- Hierarchy of streams
- IO Stream, Byte Stream, Character Streams
- Buffered Input Stream, BufferedOutputStream
- Reader and Writer class
- Buffered Reader, Print Writer
- Serialization
- Collection Framework
- Basics, hierarchy
- Legacy classes – Vector, Queue, Stack, Enumeration, Dictionary, Properties
- List, ArrayList, LinkedList
- Set, HashSet, TreeSet,
- Collection framework continued
- Map, HashMap, TreeMap,
- Generics
- Annotations
- Boxing / Unboxing
- Enums
- Spring core
- Types of containers
- Xml configuration Core annotations
- Component – scan
- What can be injected into a bean
- Understanding core annotations
- Spring MVC
- Handler Mapping
- Controllers
- View resolvers
- Validators
- Interceptors
- Spring DAO
- Jdbc templates
- Exception hierarchy
- Spring ORM
- Hibernate template
- Integration with hibernate
- Spring AOP
- Point cut
- Advisors
- Types of advice
- Spring – webservices
- Spring security
- Spring JPA
- Introduction
- Introduction to ORM ( Object Relational Management )
- Benefits of ORM
- Contrast JDBC with ORM
- Hibernate Jar files
- Architecture & Crup operation
- Hibernate Architecture
- SessionFactory , Session, Transaction, Query
- Understanding config files .hibernate.xml, .hbm.xml
- Performing CRUD operations
- load, get, save, saveorupdate, delete
- HQL
- working with various SQL commands
- Accessing more than one object from the table
- Mapping
- Inheritance
- Collection
- Composition
- Association
- Cache
- Level – I and II
- Using third party to configure L2 cache
- Criteria
Note : an application using the above technologies
Domains :Telecom , LMS, etc…
- Interfaces / classes
- Implementation
- Spring Boot
- Introduction / benefits
- Spring Boot overview
- Bootstrapping an Boot application
- Sprint Boot continued
- Initializer
- Auto Configuration
- Spring Boot annotations
- Spring Boot properties
- Spring Boot profiles
- Accessing data with Spring Boot and h2 database
- Configuring Spring Boot with spring MVC application
- Building a Restful web application with Spring Boot
- Servlets
- Servlet Internals and Servlet Programming
- What are Servlets and why do we need Servlets?
- Servlet Development with Eclipse
- Developing Servlets
- Compiling Servlets
- Deployment and Invoking of Servlets
- Purpose of Servlet Mapping and web.xml
- Servlet Architecture
- Detailed Architecture of Servlets
- Discussion of GenericServlet, HttpServlet Interfaces
- Programming examples
- Servlet Life Cycle
- HTTP Internals
- Detailed discussion of all parameters of request and response packets
- Discussion of HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse interfaces
- Session Tracking API
- Practical visualization of Http Session objects and Session table
- Session Tracking API
- Session Tracking Programming
- Cookies, URL Rewriting and Hidden Form Fields
- ServletConfig Object
- ServletContext Object
- RequestDispatcher Object
- Filters
- Why do we need filters?
- Filter, FilterChain, FilterConfig interfaces
- Programming examples
- Application / Attribute Lifecycle Listeners
- Why do we need Lifecycle Listeners?
- ServletContext and ServletContext Attribute Listeners
- Session and Session Attribute Listeners
- Programming examples
- Java Server Pages( JSP )Internals and Programming
- What is JSP? Why do we need JSP?
- JSP development with Eclipse
- JSP Life Cycle
- Predefined Objects of JSP
- JSP Continued
- request, response, out and session objects
- config, application, pagecontext objects
- Scripting Tags ( Writing Java code inside JSP )
- Directives
- @page, @include directives
- Action tags of JSP
- Difference between jsp:forward, jsp:include and @include tags
- Programming examples to illustrate each tag
- Expression Language
- Why do we need EL?
- More on Expression Learning
- Reading scoped attributes using EL
- Reading bean properties using EL
- Reading collections using EL
- Operators of EL
- Programming examples to illustrate each usage
- JSTL ( JSP standard tag library)
- JSTL ( JSP standard tag library )
- Why do we need JSTL?
- Looping tags
- Control tags
- Database tags
- JSTL Continued
- 118N tags
- Programming examples to illustrate each category of tags
- Custom tags
- Custom tag creation based on Servlets
- Custom tag creation based on JSP
- concept of tld file
- programming examples to illustrate each concept
- Java Beans
- What are Java beans and why do we need Java beans?
- Action tags for java beans
- Application of Java beans
- MVC Architecture
- Why do we need MVC?
- Discussion of pros and cons of Servlets, JSP and JavaBeans
- Programming example to illustrate Business logic, Controller logic
- Presentation logic and Bean creation
- JDBC
- Java Data Base Connectivity ( JDBC ) internals and programming
- What is JDBC ? Why do we need JDBC ?
- Discussion of JDBC driver types and Driver Manager
- Connection object
- Statement types and Discussion of each type of Statement Objects
- JDBC Continued
- ResultSet Types and Discussion of each type
- Stored Procedure Access from java applications
- Transaction Programming with JDBC
- Savepoint and RowSet
- DataSource and Connection Pooling
- Batch Updates
- JNDI
- Explanation on Usage of important Practical Tools
- Eclipse
- Jboss, Weblogic, Tomcat
- Introduction to MySQL
- MySQL Installation
- DDL Commands
- DML Commands
- Operators
- Functions
- Constraints
- Intermediate Mysql
- Joins
- Views
- Indexes
- DCL Commands
- TCL Commands
- MySQL Cursors
- Exception & Stored Procedures
- Exception Handling
- Stored Procedure
- Stored Functions
- MicroServices – Overview
- MicroServices Introduction
- Principle and Characteristics
- Use cases and Benefits
- Microservices Continued
- Challenges
- Design standards
- Micro Services Communication
- Pitfalls
- Introduction to BootStrap
- What is Bootstrap
- History of Bootstrap
- Versions of Bootstrap
- Popularity of Bootstrap
- Bootstrap Documentation
- Installing Bootstrap Locally
- Install or adding Bootstrap via Cdn link
- Adding Javascript cdn link
- Layout & Components
- BreakPoints
- Extra small
- Small
- Medium
- Large
- Extra large
- Extra extra large
- Containers
- container- fluid
- container
- Columns
- column
- row
- Gutter
- Horizontal gutter
- Vertical gutter
- Row column gutter
- No gutter
- Margins
- Padding
- Components in Bootstrap
- BreakPoints
- Utilities
- Background
- Colors
- Display
- none
- inline
- inline-block
- block
- grid
- flex
- inline-flex
- Float
- float-start
- float-end
- Position
- position-static
- position-relative
- position-absolute
- position-fixed
- position-sticky
- Flex
- Direction
- flex-column
- flex-column-reverse
- flex-row
- flex-row-reverse
- justify-content
- justify-content-start
- justify-content-end
- justify-content-center
- justify-content-between
- justify-content-around
- justify-content-evenly
- align-items
- align-items-start
- align-items-end
- align-items-center
- align-items-baseline
- align-items-stretch
- flex-fill
- flex grow & shrink
- Direction
- Grid
- Grid options
- Extra small (xs)
- Small (sm)
- Medium (md)
- Large (lg)
- Extra large (xl)
- Extra extra large (xxl)
- Containers and rows
- Columns
- Responsive Breakpoints
- Grid options
- Intoduction
- Introduction to MUI
- MUI Documentation
- Advantages of MUI
- Setting up Environment
- installing MUI in local
- MUI Components
- INPUTS
- AutoComplete
- Button
- Button Group
- Checkbox
- Radio group
- Select
- DATA DISPLAY
- Avatar
- Badge
- Typography
- Icons
- Tooltip
- FEEDBACK
- Dialog
- Alert
- SURFACES
- Accordion
- App Bar
- Card
- Paper
- NAVIGATION
- Breadcrumbs
- Drawer
- Link
- Menu
- Pagination
- Tabs
- INPUTS
- Modal & Transition
- Basic modal
- Nested modal
- Transitions
- Collapse
- Fade
- Grow
- Slide
- Slide relative to a container
- Zoom
- TransitionGroup
- Basic Popover
- Anchor playground
- Mouse over interaction
- Data grid
- Installation
- Layout
- Column
- column definition
- column dimensions
- column visibility
- column header
- column ordering
- column spanning
- column grouping
- Pagination
- Filtering
- Container & Grid
- Container
- Fluid
- Fixed
- Grid
- Fluid grids
- Grid with multiple breakpoints
- Spacing
- Row & column spacing
- Responsive values
- Auto-layout
- Container
- Introduction to Docker, Docker Architecture, The Docker Hub
- Docker Installation, Creating Our First Image
- Multiple Images, Containers, Packaging a Customised Container
- Running Container Commands with Docker
- Exposing Our Container with Port Redirects
- Seeding Container to hub.docker.com
- Accessing Public Containers Created
- Creating Network in Docker
- Calling One Container from Other and Test
- Prune Containers
- Introduction to Kubernetees
- What is Container Orchestration, Setting Up K8s
- Miniube, Installing k8s using Docker Client, Understanding
- Node Architecture, Deployments, Services, Labels, Health checks, Pod, etc
- Deploying Spring Boot Application with K8s
- Introduction to CI/CD, Installing Jenkins, Setting Up Dependency Management
- Containerising and Deploying a Spring Boot Application with Jenkins
- (Source Code from SCM, Containerisation with Docker, Deploy on Local System)
- Api Creation using Express JS and Mongo DB
- CSS Processor (Intermediate + Advanced)
- UI/UX Fundamentals
- Responsive Web Design Framework using MaterialUI
- DevSecOps Tools Overview
- Application Deployment on Cloud
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