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Course Description
“Advanced Java Programming with Eclipse” is an immersive course designed for seasoned Java developers seeking to deepen their expertise and harness the full power of the language using the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE). This advanced-level training delves into sophisticated Java concepts, equipping learners with the skills needed to tackle complex software development challenges.
Throughout the course, participants explore a wide array of advanced Java topics, including multithreading, networking, advanced data structures, design patterns, lambda expressions, stream API, JavaFX for GUI development, database connectivity with JDBC, and more. The emphasis is on practical application, guiding learners through hands-on exercises, coding challenges, and real-world projects that reinforce their understanding and proficiency.
The Eclipse IDE serves as a robust platform for mastering these advanced Java concepts, enabling developers to efficiently write, debug, and test their code. Participants will learn how to leverage Eclipse’s extensive features and tools, such as code refactoring, debugging capabilities, version control integration, and plugin ecosystem, to streamline their development workflows and enhance productivity.
The course is structured to accommodate both individual self-paced learning and interactive group sessions led by experienced instructors. It caters to professionals aiming to advance their Java skills, software engineers seeking to expand their toolkit, and developers aspiring to create scalable, high-performance Java applications using Eclipse.
By the end of “Advanced Java Programming with Eclipse,” participants will have gained the expertise and confidence to tackle intricate Java projects, optimize code efficiency, build robust applications, and harness the full potential of Eclipse as their primary development environment. This comprehensive training equips Java developers with the skills necessary to thrive in demanding software development landscapes.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 73 Lessons
- 30 Days
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- OOP + Java Deep Dive with Eclipse73
- 1.1Eclipse IDE Setup & Java Refresher
- 1.2Installing Eclipse & JDK
- 1.3Setting up workspace
- 1.4Java syntax, OOP recap
- 1.5Advanced Classes & Objects
- 1.6Inner classes, anonymous classes
- 1.7Static vs instance context
- 1.8Interfaces & Abstraction
- 1.9Interfaces vs abstract classes
- 1.10Functional interfaces
- 1.11Packages & Access Modifiers
- 1.12Organizing code with packages
- 1.13Private, protected, public, default
- 1.14Eclipse Productivity Tools
- 1.15Debugger, breakpoints, refactoring
- 1.16Code templates, snippets
- 1.17Unit Testing with JUnit in Eclipse
- 1.18Writing and running test cases
- 1.19Assertions and test suites
- 1.20Mini Project 1 — Student Management System (OOP-focused)
- 1.21Collections, Generics, Exception Handling
- 1.22Java Collections Framework Overview
- 1.23List, Set, Map, Queue interfaces
- 1.24ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet, TreeSet
- 1.25Differences, use cases
- 1.26HashMap, TreeMap, LinkedHashMap
- 1.27Real-world examples with maps
- 1.28Generics and Type Safety
- 1.29Generic methods & classes
- 1.30Bounded types and wildcards
- 1.31Exception Handling Deep Dive
- 1.32try-catch-finally, custom exceptions
- 1.33Annotations & Reflection
- 1.34Custom annotations
- 1.35Reflection API usage
- 1.36Mini Project 2 — Library System (Generics + Exception Handling)
- 1.37Multithreading, File I/O, JDBC, Networking
- 1.38Multithreading Basics
- 1.39Thread class, Runnable interface
- 1.40Thread lifecycle
- 1.41Synchronization and Concurrency
- 1.42Locks, synchronized blocks
- 1.43Deadlock, thread safety
- 1.44File I/O with java.nio and java.io
- 1.45Reading and writing text and binary files
- 1.46Java Serialization & Deserialization
- 1.47Serializable interface
- 1.48ObjectInputStream & ObjectOutputStream
- 1.49JDBC with MySQL/PostgreSQL
- 1.50Connecting to DB, executing queries
- 1.51PreparedStatement & transactions
- 1.52Java Networking (Sockets & HTTP)
- 1.53ServerSocket, ClientSocket
- 1.54Mini Project 3 — Employee Database System with JDBC
- 1.55Simple HTTP client with HttpURLConnection
- 1.56JavaFX, Design Patterns, Final Project
- 1.57JavaFX GUI Basics in Eclipse
- 1.58Stage, Scene, FXML files
- 1.59JavaFX controls (Button, TextField, etc.)
- 1.60JavaFX Layouts and Events
- 1.61VBox, HBox, BorderPane
- 1.62Event handling, controller integration
- 1.63Design Patterns in Java (Part 1)
- 1.64Singleton, Factory, Builder patterns
- 1.65Design Patterns in Java (Part 2)
- 1.66Observer, Strategy, MVC architecture
- 1.67Logging, Assertions, Best Practices
- 1.68java.util.logging, log4j basics
- 1.69Clean code principles
- 1.70Final Project Planning & Setup
- 1.71Inventory System, Chat App, Budget Tracker
- 1.72Final Project Development (JavaFX + DB)
- 1.73Project Presentation + Final Assessment + Certificate