Java Training Lesson Plan (Hourly Basis)
Total Duration: 120 Hours
Module 1: Introduction to
Java (6 Hours)
Hour |
Topic |
Details |
1 |
Introduction to Java |
Overview of Java, its
features, and applications. Importance of Java in real-world applications. |
2 |
Java Installation &
Environment Setup |
Installing Java
Development Kit (JDK), setting up PATH and CLASSPATH, using IDEs (Eclipse,
IntelliJ, NetBeans). |
3 |
Java Virtual Machine
(JVM) Architecture |
Understanding JVM, JRE,
and JDK. How Java code is compiled and executed. |
4 |
Data Types, Variables,
Keywords & Identifiers |
Primitive and
non-primitive data types, variable declaration, type conversion, and type
casting. |
5 |
Operators &
Expressions |
Arithmetic, relational,
logical, bitwise, assignment, and ternary operators with examples. |
6 |
Naming Conventions
& Control Flow Statements |
Best practices for
naming identifiers. If-else, switch-case, loops (for, while, do-while). |
Module 2: Object-Oriented
Programming (OOP) (10 Hours)
Hour |
Topic |
Details |
7 |
Objects & Classes |
Creating classes and
objects, memory allocation in Java. |
8 |
Constructors &
Methods |
Types of constructors,
method overloading, and method overriding. |
9 |
Encapsulation &
Data Hiding |
Using private members,
getter and setter methods. |
10 |
Inheritance in Java |
Types of inheritance,
method overriding, and super keyword. |
11 |
Abstract Classes &
Interfaces |
Difference between
abstract classes and interfaces, real-world applications. |
12 |
Inner Classes &
Anonymous Classes |
Static, member, local,
and anonymous inner classes with examples. |
13 |
Access Specifiers &
Modifiers |
Public, private,
protected, default access modifiers, static and final keywords. |
14 |
Packages in Java |
Creating and importing
user-defined packages, using Java API packages. |
15 |
Practice Session on OOP
Concepts |
Implementing OOP
principles in a small project. |
16 |
Hands-on Assignment
& Quiz |
Coding exercises on OOP
concepts. |
Module 3: Arrays &
Collection Framework (10 Hours)
Hour |
Topic |
Details |
17 |
Arrays in Java |
Single-dimensional and
multi-dimensional arrays, array operations. |
18 |
Command-Line Arguments |
Passing arguments to
main(), parsing input values. |
19 |
Introduction to
Collections |
Collection framework
overview, differences between arrays and collections. |
20 |
List Interface |
ArrayList, LinkedList,
Vector, and Stack with examples. |
21 |
Set Interface |
HashSet, LinkedHashSet,
and TreeSet with examples. |
22 |
Map Interface |
HashMap, LinkedHashMap,
and TreeMap. |
23 |
Queue and Deque |
PriorityQueue,
ArrayDeque, and BlockingQueue. |
24 |
Comparator &
Comparable |
Sorting custom objects
using Comparator and Comparable interfaces. |
25 |
Collections Utility
Class |
Using Collections class
for searching, sorting, and reversing lists. |
26 |
Hands-on Practice &
Mini Project |
Implementing a small
CRUD application using Collections. |
Module 4: Exception
Handling & Multi-Threading (8 Hours)
Hour |
Topic |
Details |
27 |
Introduction to
Exception Handling |
Types of exceptions,
try-catch-finally blocks. |
28 |
Handling Multiple
Exceptions |
Nested try blocks,
throwing and catching exceptions. |
29 |
Custom Exceptions |
Creating user-defined
exceptions with examples. |
30 |
Multithreading Basics |
Thread lifecycle,
creating threads using Runnable and Thread class. |
31 |
Thread Synchronization |
Using synchronized
methods and blocks. |
32 |
Inter-Thread
Communication |
wait(), notify(), and
notifyAll() methods. |
33 |
Deadlocks & Thread
Priorities |
Preventing deadlocks,
setting thread priorities. |
34 |
Hands-on Implementation |
Writing a
multi-threaded Java program. |
Module 5: File Handling,
Networking & JDBC (10 Hours)
Hour |
Topic |
Details |
35 |
File Handling in Java |
Reading and writing
files using FileReader, FileWriter, BufferedReader, etc. |
36 |
Serialization &
Deserialization |
Saving and retrieving
objects using ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream. |
37 |
Java Networking Basics |
Introduction to
Sockets, DatagramSocket, and URL class. |
38 |
Introduction to JDBC |
JDBC architecture,
database connectivity using MySQL. |
39 |
JDBC API Components |
Connection, Statement,
ResultSet, PreparedStatement, CallableStatement. |
40 |
Transaction Management |
AutoCommit, Commit,
Rollback, Savepoints in JDBC. |
41 |
Batch Processing in
JDBC |
Executing multiple SQL
queries in a single batch. |
42 |
Handling ResultSet
& Metadata |
Extracting metadata
from ResultSet. |
43 |
Mini Project: Database
Connectivity |
Creating a simple
database-driven Java application. |
44 |
Hands-on Practice &
Review |
Assignment and
troubleshooting session. |
Module 6: Servlets &
JSP (10 Hours)
Hour |
Topic |
Details |
45 |
Introduction to
Servlets |
Lifecycle of Servlets,
Servlet API overview. |
46 |
ServletConfig &
ServletContext |
Difference between
ServletConfig and ServletContext. |
47 |
Session Tracking
Techniques |
Cookies, Hidden Fields,
URL Rewriting, HttpSession. |
48 |
Filters in Servlets |
Implementing filters in
Servlets. |
49 |
Introduction to JSP |
JSP lifecycle, JSP
directives, scripting elements. |
50 |
JSP Implicit Objects
& Scope |
Request, Response,
Page, Session, Application, and Config. |
51 |
JSTL & Expression
Language |
JSTL tags, using
Expression Language (EL) in JSP. |
52 |
Error Handling in JSP |
Handling exceptions in
JSP pages. |
53 |
MVC Architecture using
JSP & Servlets |
Implementing
Model-View-Controller (MVC) in a web application. |
54 |
Mini Project: Web
Application Development |
Creating a basic JSP
& Servlet-based web application. |
Module 7: Advanced Java
& Enterprise Applications (26 Hours)
Hour |
Topic |
Details |
55-60 |
RMI & Web Services |
Remote Method Invocation
(RMI), SOAP, REST APIs. |
61-66 |
Enterprise Java Beans
(EJB) |
Session Beans,
Message-Driven Beans, Entity Beans. |
67-72 |
JNDI & JMS |
Java Naming and
Directory Interface, Java Messaging Service. |
73-78 |
Java Transaction API
(JTA) & JPA |
ACID properties,
Transaction Management. |
79-84 |
Spring & Hibernate
Basics |
Introduction to
frameworks, ORM concepts. |
85-90 |
Microservices with
Spring Boot |
Introduction to
Microservices, RESTful API development. |
91-96 |
Final Project
Development |
Building a full-stack
Java application. |